Although resettlement and reconstruction plan preparations have commenced in the affected areas, in order to promote reconstruction that leads to the future, given the urgent need to develop and support key local people (such as government employees, business people and NPO staff) who will be responsible for reconstruction, these activities aim to strengthen the problems solving and implementation capabilities of those key-people so as to lead to the creation of a sustainable region (materials environment, use of natural energy and car sharing and community busses) while solving a variety of challenges faced by the affected regions. Specifically, practical workshops will be hosted targeting the key-people responsible for reconstruction, and along with existing problem solving, measures (securing funding sources, deregulation etc.) linked to the future will reference the experience of practitioners and specialists for discussions. A network will be create for ex post information exchanges, and a point of contact for consultations, and will support ongoing cooperation. Ultimately, a practical Reconstruction Guide based on workshop Q&A and information will be prepared and distributed to the affected municipalities.