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Building Models towards Inclusive Society in Asia

FY2022

Implementing Agency  Sasakawa Peace Foundation
Partner(s) Hokkaido International Foundation (HIF), Suzuka International Friendship Association(SIFA), Kobe Foreigners Friendship Center(KFC), Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) and others
Year First year of a five-year project
Project Type Self Operated
Budget 44,000,000 yen

Project Outline

We currently find ourselves in a new era of the movement of peoples, which is characterized by a mixture of both permanent and circular migration. Within this environment, we will build a model of self-help and mutual aid initiated by local communities through a variety of actors from both the public and private sectors in Japan. We will contribute to the development of a symbiotic, inclusive society that accepts foreign residents and workers by promoting cooperation between migrant-sending and migrant-receiving countries in Asia, as well as by sharing this model of self-help and mutual aid. 

 

Specifically, we will conduct fact-finding surveys in areas of Japan that receive migrants and refugees and develop mechanisms for self-help and mutual aid, solve problems and build cooperative relationships with sending countries, and strengthen platforms for dialogue and development of policy proposals for East and Southeast Asia. 

Person in charge

Chelo Mori

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