U.S.-Australia-Japan strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, in collaboration with the United States Studies Centre (USSC) at the University of Sydney, conducted a strategic simulation on strategic crises in the Indo-Pacific region. This simulation focused on two interrelated crises: the Taiwan Strait crisis and d the Korean Peninsula nuclear crisis.

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Security Studies Program

T20 Policy Brief: Bridging the Digital Gender Gap as an SDG Accelerator

This publication is made as a part of SPF initiative to shed the light on digital gender gap along with the NGO CSW Parallel Event, "Digitally Empowered and Women-led Development in Asia," under the auspices of the 68th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), in-person in New York, USA in March 2024.

Report: Table Top Exercise (TTX) on the Taiwan Strait Crisis

The Sasakawa Peace Foundation conducted a Table Top Exercise (TTX) in Japan, as part of the "Table Top Exercise on the Taiwan Strait Crisis" (FY 2022) project. The exercise was based on a hypothetical Taiwan Strait Crisis scenario developed by U.S. researchers to identify issues that could arise in the event of a crisis across the Taiwan Strait.

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Security Studies Program

Report: Table Top Exercise (TTX) on the Taiwan Strait Crisis

The Sasakawa Peace Foundation conducted a Table Top Exercise (TTX) in Japan, as part of the "Table Top Exercise on the Taiwan Strait Crisis" (FY 2022) project. The exercise was based on a hypothetical Taiwan Strait Crisis scenario developed by U.S. researchers to identify issues that could arise in the event of a crisis across the Taiwan Strait.

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Security Studies Program

G7 and G20 Digital Gender Gap Engagement

This presentation evaluates G7 and G20 engagement of the digital gender gap, with a view to accelerating the achievement of commitments made by G20 Leaders in its Leaders’ Declaration 2023 on halving the digital gender gap by 2030.

Closing the Gender Finance Gap: Mapping the Opportunity for Gender Lens Investing in the Philippines

Gender finance gap continues to prevail across sectors and types of financing in the Philipines. Beyond microfinance, women entrepreneurs face barriers to capital – both debt and equity and remain underrepresented at all levels of the financial system. How can we support more women-led small and growing businesses in the country to address this gap? What are their financing needs and where does the opportunity lie for investors to supply capital?

By Villgro Philippines, Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Investing in Women