Japan offers dating app subsidies in attempt to boost birth rate
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In Japan, singles in the Kochi Prefecture get 20,000 yen if they can prove that they use a dating app. But what happens after that doesn't interest anyone again.
Kochi Prefecture revolutionizes Japan by funding dating applications for young singles. This innovative measure seeks to encourage marriage and curb the birth crisis that threatens the country’s future
Japan offers dating app subsidies in attempt to boost birth rate
A Japanese regional government is offering residents ¥20,000 ($125) subsidies for using dating apps, to try to address the country’s population decline upstream of actual baby-making. Kochi prefecture’s initiative aims to reduce the barriers to finding suitable partners. Whether or not the plan works, it may be aiming at the right target: Married couples in Japan have only slightly fewer children than they did in 1977, but the number of marriage…
Japan Pays Singles ₹12,000 Annually To Use Dating Apps Amid Declining Birth Rate Crisis
In a proactive move to combat plummeting birth rates and a growing “relationship vacuum,” the Kochi Prefectural government in Japan has announced an annual subsidy of up to 20,000 yen (approximately ₹11,752) for residents aged 20 to 39. The initiative targets the financial barriers of modern dating by covering registration and usage fees for certified digital matchmaking services. By incentivising the use of professional platforms, officials hop…
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