Annual Report on Japan's ODA Evaluation 2019

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目次

• Front Cover
• Table of Contents
• What is ODA evaluation?
• Highlights of FY 2018 MOFA's ODA Evaluation
• Summary of ODA Evaluation
• Response Actions to Recommendations
• Summary of FY 2018 MOFA's ODA Evaluation
• Evaluation of Japan's ODA to the Republic of Angola (Brief Summary)
• Evaluation of Japan's ODA to the Republic of Indonesia (Brief Summary)
• Evaluation of Japan's ODA to Costa Rica and Nicaragua (Brief Summary)
• Evaluation of Japan's Individual Grant Aid (Brief Summary)%0A(Non-Project Grant Aid to the Republic of Togo in FY 2013)
• Summary of Other ODA Evaluations
• ODA Evaluation based on the Government Policy Evaluations Act (GPEA)
• Evaluations by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
• Partner Country-led Evaluation
• MOFA Partner Country-led Evaluations for FY 2018
• Topic ＜Contribution of Japan%0AODA Evaluation Workshop＞
• Follow-up of MOFA Third-Party Evaluation Results for FY 2017
• Country Assistance Evaluation of India
• Country Assistance Evaluation of the Republic of Uganda
• Country Assistance Evaluation of Cambodia
• Evaluation of JICA Volunteer Program
• Evaluation of Japan's ODA to Africa through the TICAD Process for the Past 10 Years
• Evaluation on Japan's Assistance to Connectivity in the Mekong Region with a Focus on Southern Economic Corridor
• Evaluation of Individual Project under Grant Aid
• 1 Emergency Grant Aid for the Project to Implement Emergency Measures in Response to the Influx of Syrian Refugees (FY 2013 Jordan)
• 2 Non-Project Grant Aid (FY 2014 Palestine)
• ＜Special Interview＞%0A“Considerations on ODA Evaluations”
• Aiming for ODA that contributes to peace, prosperity, and stability of the world (global interests), as well as to reinforcement of the “human security” of our country and partners! %0ARyokichi Hirono (Professor Emeritus of Seikei University, Advisor of the Japan Evaluation Society)
• The most important point is that the number of people who eagerly work for the field of development increases.%0AJuichi Inada (Professor of Senshu University)
• It is up to individual Japanese to decide on which of the four reasons to provide ODA is more important than the others: humanitarian purpose, moral responsibility, mutual interest, and self-interest.%0ATatsufumi Yamagata (Professor of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, President of the Japan Society for International Development)
• When evaluation reports including “evaluation from diplomatic viewpoints” accumulate, it can help nurture people and organizations.%0AKiyoshi Yamaya (Professor of Doshisha University, President of the Japan Evaluation Society)
• Editor's Note
• Related Websites

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