Starting this fiscal year, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government will implement subsidies for the establishment of disaster preparedness stockpiles for neighborhood associations and residents’ associations, to support the costs of purchasing and repairing disaster preparedness stockpiles for local neighborhood associations and residents’ associations, in order to promote the development of local stockpiling environments and enable mutual assistance in the event of a disaster.
This grant will support disaster preparedness in the region, where interest has increased due to incidents such as the Noto Peninsula earthquake, and will support the development of a stockpile warehouse to store disaster prevention equipment and materials, so that people can help each other in times of emergency.

1　Target organizations and planned number

Single neighborhood associations and community associations located in Tokyo: 200 neighborhood associations and community associations

*This applies to organizations that have filed a notification with their wards or cities, towns or villages in Tokyo and are registered on their lists as neighborhood associations or neighborhood associations, or that are recognized as such by the wards or cities, towns or villages.

2　Eligible expenses

Costs for setting up and repairing disaster prevention storage warehouses

*This includes the cost of purchasing the unit, costs for transportation, installation, construction and removal, and costs for building inspections.
*This grant is for the storage of equipment and materials, and does not cover the storage of food, etc.

3　Amount of subsidy

Up to 700,000 yen. 10/10 of the eligible expenses

*If any expenses are or are already eligible for subsidies under national or local government systems, the total amount of the grant cannot exceed the eligible expenses plus 700,000 yen.

4　Recruitment Schedule

	Application acceptance period	Deadline for submission of original application documents	Grant decision schedule	Project implementation period (installation and repair completion date)
1st	Monday, July 7, 2025 to Thursday, July 31, 2025	Friday, August 15	Early September	After the issuance decision date to Friday, January 30, 2026
2nd	Friday, August 1 to Friday, August 29	Friday, September 12	Early October
3rd	Monday, September 1 to Tuesday, September 30	Wednesday, October 15	Early November
4th	Wednesday, October 1 to Friday, October 31	Friday, November 14	Early December

5　Others

For details on the recruitment, please visit the Bureau of Life and Culture’s website.

This project is an initiative to promote the “Tokyo 2050 Strategy.”
Strategy 22: Disaster Prevention “Strengthening regional disaster prevention capabilities”

Contact: Community Activities Promotion Division, Citizens’ Lifestyle Department, Life and Culture Bureau Phone: 03-5388-3166