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- Regular Projects based on the Operational Guidelines for the Third Midterm (enacted in 2000)
- (I) Toward the Coexistence of Pluralistic Values
- (II) Fostering Human Security and Private Nonprofit Activities
- Regular Projects based on the new program policy (June 2008 onwards)
- (I) Efforts to Ensure Peace and Security in the International Community
- (II) Addressing Positive and Negative Aspects of Globalization
- (III) Promotion of Mutual Understanding between Priority Regions and Japan
- The Sasakawa Pacific Island Nations Fund
- The Sasakawa Japan-China Friendship Fund
- The Sasakawa Pan Asia Fund
- The Sasakawa Middle East Islam Fund
Note: G=Grant Project; SO=Self Operated Project; C=Commissioned Project
Based on the Operational Guidelines for the Third Midterm (enacted in 2000) |
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Based on the new program policy (June 2008 onwards) |
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Project Name
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Implementing Agency
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Type
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Year
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Budget (in yen)
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Regular Projects (I)
--Efforts to Ensure Peace and Security in the International Community
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2. Non-Traditional Security Issues
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Addressing an Avian Flu Pandemic through Intraregional Cooperation
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SPF
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SO·C
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2/3
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43,000,000
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Regular Projects (II)
--Addressing Positive and Negative Aspects of Globalization
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1. Market and Disparities Issues
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Toward a New Framework for International Cooperation on North-South Disparities
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SPF
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SO
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1/1
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8,000,000
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2. Issues Involving Demographic Changes and Population Movement
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The Global Demographic Change and the Labor Migration in Asia
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SPF, Institute for Human Diversity Japan (Japan)
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SO·C
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2/3
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45,000,000
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Promoting Cooperation towards the Challenge of an Aging Asian Society
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Asian Aging Business Center (Japan)
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G
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2/3
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6,300,000
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Creation of an e-learning system to support foreign nurses and caregivers on EPA preparing for license exams in Japan
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The Association for Overseas Technical Scholarship (Japan)
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G
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1/3
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10,100,000
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Regular Projects (III) --Promotion of Mutual Understanding between Priority Regions and Japan
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1. Exchange Program between Japan and The United States
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Promoting Japan-US Relations: An Opinion Leaders' Dialogue
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SPF, Stanford Japan Center Research, CSIS Pacific Forum (USA), Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs (USA)
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SO
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2/3
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30,000,000
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Strengthening US-Japan Intiatives for Common Policy Issues
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Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (USA)
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G
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1/3
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13,818,000
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Expansion of Strategic Horizon for Japan's National Security and the Future of Japan-US Relations
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SPF
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SO
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1/2
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5,000,000
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Japan Matters for America/ America Matters for Japan
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East-West Center (USA)
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G
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1/2
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12,600,000
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Based on the Second Period Program Guidelines (1999-2008) |
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Project Name
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Implementing Agency
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Type
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Year
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Budget (in yen)
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1. Exchange Projects That Respect the Values and Cultural Identity of Each Island Society
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2. Micronesia-Focused Projects Aimed at Promoting Regional Harmony
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3. Projects That Support Education and Training Through the Medium of Distance Education
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4. Projects to Promote Networking among NGOs and NPOs Operating in the Region and to Form Linkages among Pacific Island Nations and Asian Countries
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Recommendation to the Fifth PALM Summit
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SPF
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SO
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1/1
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20,000,000
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Based on the Third Period Program Guidelines (2009-2013) |
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Project Name
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Implementing Agency
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Type
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Year
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Budget (in yen)
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1. Cooperation for peace and solidarity between maritime states
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(1) Maritime management in the Micronesian region
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International Committee for Establishment of Maritime Safety System in Micronesia
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SPF
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SO
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1/2
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30,700,000
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(2) Communication and exchange for maritime safety
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2. Cooperation with development towards self-supporting island nations
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(1) Education
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(2) Health care
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(3) Information sharing
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Project Name
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Implementing Agency
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Type
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Year
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Budget (in yen)
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1. Fostering Human Resources for 21st-Century Japan-China Relations
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Sasakawa Scholarship System for Chinese Students Studying Japanese, Phase III
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China Association for International Friendly Contact (China)
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G
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5/5
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8,300,000
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Development of Materials to Teach the Japanese Language
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Beijing Center for Japanese Studies (China)
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G
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2/4
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8,100,000
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Creating an Emergency Manual for Local Governments in Sichuan Prefecture
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SPF, School of Public Administration Renmin University (China), Japan-China-Asia Economic Strategy Forum (Japan)
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SO·C·G
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1/2
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15,700,000
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Training Program for Creating an Emergency Manual for Local Governments in Sichuan Prefecture
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Japan-China-Asia Economic Strategy Forum (China)
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G
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1/2
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(10,000,000)
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Healthy Community Construction Project
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Kumamoto University (Japan)
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G
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1/3
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3,500,000
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Training Program for Japanese Language Learners from Regional Universities
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China Education Association for International Exchange (China)
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G
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1/5
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16,500,000
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2. Deepening Mutual Understanding in the 21st Century
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Program for Promoting Japan-China Exchange in the Field of Security/Phase II
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SPF, China Institute for International Strategic Studies (China)
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SO·C
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4/5
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30,500,000
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General Overview of Japan-China Exchange and Dialogue on Security
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SPF, China Association for International Friendly Contact (China)
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SO·G
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2/2
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14,500,000
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Book Translation and Publication Project for Understanding contemporary Japan
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SPF, Editorial Committee for the Books for Understanding Contemporary Japan Project (China)
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SO·C
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1/5
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10,600,000
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Facilitating Dialogue between Future Leaders
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SPF, China Association for International Friendly Contact (China)
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SO·C
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1/5
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9,000,000
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Chinese Young Journalist Interchange Program
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SPF, Tsinghua-Nikkei Institute of Media Studies, Tsinghua University (China)
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SO·C
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2/3
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12,000,000
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3. Activities to Promote Japan-China Relations in the 21st Century
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Japan-China Young Historians Conference/Phase II
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SPF
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SO
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3/3
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14,500,000
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Forty Years of Japan-China Relations Review (1972-2012)
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SPF
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SO
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1/4
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6,000,000
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4. Activities to Advance the Fund's International Role
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Capacity-Building for NPO Evaluation in China
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NGO Research Center, School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University (China)
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G
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3/3
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4,700,000
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Expanding Public Relations Activities of the Japan-China Friendship Fund
| SPF, People's Daily Online Japanese Co., Ltd.
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SO·C
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1/5
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8,000,000
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Based on the Second Period Program Guidelines |
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Based on the Third Period Program Guidelines (2009-2013) |
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Project Name
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Implementing Agency
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Type
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Year
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Budget (in yen)
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1. Promotion of people-to-people exchanges between Japan and Asian countries
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1-1. Exchanges of future leaders
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Exchange program for young Asian Members of Parliament
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SPF, Secretariat of National Assembly of Cambodia (Cambodia), Mongolian Development Research Center (Mongolia)
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SO·C
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1/5
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14,400,000
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Enhancing Indo-Japan Relations: Visit to Japan by Indian Parliamentarians / Phase II
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Confederation of Indian Industry (India)
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G
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1/3
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5,400,000
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1-2. Invitation of opinion leaders
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2. Promotion of regional collaboration
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3. Support to prioritized countries
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3-1. Support to CLMV countries
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Training for Civil Servants in Myanmar
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SPF, Civil Service Selection and Training Board (Myanmar)
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SO·C
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1/3
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21,500,000
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Capacity Building for Young Researchers in Myanmar's Industrial Field
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Myanmar Economic & Management Institute (Japan)
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G
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1/3
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7,800,000
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Journalist Training in Myanmar and Cambodia
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SPF, Post Media Ltd. (Cambodia)
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SO·C
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1/1
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5,000,000
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3-2. Support to South Asia
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