| Time
classification |
Special
development features |
Development
projects and major measures |
The track
record of funds |
Population |
1st term comprehensive development
plan stage
(1952-1962)
[First five year plan] |
Tapping of resources |
 |
First five year Hokkaido
comprehensive development plan
(1952-1956) |
| · |
Power supply development |
| · |
Maintenance and expansion
of roads, harbors, rivers, etc. |
| · |
Increased food production |
| · |
Basic development investigation |
| · |
Population: 6 million
people |
| · |
Fund: 433,500 million
yen
(Includes 130 billion yen for public works) |
|
| |
Development project costs |
| · |
First 5 year plan
77,722 million yen |
| · |
1957 22,040,850,000 yen
(Carried out in 1957 by the second five year plan outline of Hokkaido
comprehensive development) |
|
1957
4,879,000 people |
1st term comprehensive development
plan stage
(1952-1962)
[Second five year plan] |
Promotion of industry |
| |
Second five year Hokkaido
comprehensive development plan
(1958-1962) |
| · |
Reinforcement of industrial
infrastructure including roads and harbors |
| · |
Power supply development |
| · |
Development of a land
conservation facilities |
| · |
Expansion and strengthening
of the agricultural infrastructure |
| · |
Improvement of productivity
of agriculture-and-fishery industry |
| · |
Positive development of
mine industry |
| · |
Improvement of cultural-welfare-labor
facilities |
| · |
Population: 5,500,000
people |
| · |
Fund: 660 billion yen |
|
| |
Development project costs |
|
1962
5,101,000 people |
2nd term comprehensive development
plan stage
(1963-1970) |
Advancement of industrial structure |
| · |
Modernization of agriculture-and-fishery
industry |
| · |
Promoting positive development
of mine industry |
| · |
Establishment of a comprehensive
transport-and-communication system |
| · |
Comprehensive promotion
of land conservation and irrigation |
| · |
Maintenance and expansion
of social and life environmental facilities |
| · |
Strengthening development
of industrial technology, technical education, and training, and developing
a base for a smooth labor power migration |
| · |
Population: 5,860,000
people |
| · |
Fund: 3,300 billion yen
(Including 940 billion yen for administration investment, and 2,360
billion yen for government and private enterprise investment) |
|
| |
Development project costs |
|
1970
5,184,000 people |
3rd term comprehensive development
plan stage
(1971-1977) |
Construction of high production
and high quality welfare society |
| · |
Promotion of modernistic
industry development |
| · |
Strengthening the social
infrastructure |
| · |
Establishment of new transport,
communication and energy delivery system |
| · |
Land preservation and
water resource development |
| · |
Promotion of nature preservation
and tourism development |
| · |
Improvement of core city
blocs and formation of a broader sphere of life |
| · |
Population: 6 million
people |
| · |
Fund: 20,750 billion yen
(Including 8,550 billion yen government investment, and 12,200 billion
yen private enterprise investment) |
|
| |
Development project costs |
|
1977
5,443,000 people |
New comprehensive development
plan stage
(1982-1991) |
Formation of a stable comprehensive
environment |
| · |
Improvement of the development
base of basic industries |
| · |
Formation of a core management
base |
| · |
Improvement of urban and
rural area environment |
| · |
Improvement of the basic
transport-and-communication system |
| · |
Improvement of water resource
development facilities |
| · |
Ensuring safety through
infrastructure such as land preservation |
| · |
Formation of northern
social and culture environment |
| · |
Development of local comprehensive
environmental blocs |
| · |
Population: 6,200,000
people |
| · |
Fund: 47,100 billion yen
(Including 18,100 billion yen government investment, and 29 trillion
yen private enterprise equipment investment) |
|
| |
Development project costs |
|
1987
5,671,000 people |
5th term comprehensive development
plan
(1988-1997) |
Formation of powerful Hokkaido
that will contribute to the long-term development of our country, and compete
equally both inside and outside of the country |
| · |
Formation of the flexible
and active industries |
| · |
Formation of advanced
transport and information-communication networks |
| · |
Formation of safe and
comfortable communities |
| · |
Population: 6,200,000
peopleFrom a global point of view, establis |
| · |
Fund: 60 trillion yen
(Gross investment)
(Including 40 trillion yen land infrastructure investment, in a broad
sense) |
|
| |
Development project costs |
|
1997
5,702,000 people |
