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The Government of Japan hosted the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Follow-up Meeting in Tokyo, co-hosted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the World Bank, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)… more
MOFA: Japan's ODA (Official Development Assistance)
Outline of Overseas Activities Japan Green Resources Agency or J-Green succeeded Japan Green Resources Corporation in October 1,2003. J-Green started its overseas activities in 1982.aiming at contributing to sustainable agricultural and rural development in developing countries. PDF File (1.10MB)
Japan Green Resources Agency
UNAFEI Newsletters
The Fifth Country Specific Training Course on the Community Based Treatment of Offenders through the Holistic Approach to Volunteer Resource Development for the Philippines The Fourth Country Specific Training Course on the Community Based Treatment of Offenders through the Holistic Approach to Volunteer Resource Development for the PhilippinesInstitute of Developing Economies
Library The IDE Library boasts a wide selection of materials and resources devoted to developing economy/region-specific topics, including economics, politics, and social science. The Library also stocks a large number of periodicals and newspapers from Japan and abroad.
Ay-O's three-dimensional work "Rainbow Environment No.7+Rainbow Ames Box" from 1969 (Kazumasa Nishioka) ANALYSIS: Restarts of Oi reactors hinge on new safety standards The Japanese government's push to restart nuclear reactors now depends on the establishment of provisional safety standards, but even that may not be enough to win over local governments and residents. (April 5) [more] Government holds off on decision to restart reactors (04/05)
Shinbun - 朝日新聞