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Japan's Official Development Assistance White Paper 2006
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PART II ODA DISBURSEMENTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2005

Chapter 1 Japan's ODA in Terms of Disbursements

Chapter 2 Details about Japan's ODA

  1. Section 1. Assistance Relating to the Basic Policies of the ODA Charter
    1. 1. The Perspective of "Human Security"
    2. 2. Assurance of Fairness: For Women's Self-Support
    3. 3. Partnership and Collaboration with the International Community
      1. (1) G8 Summit in Saint Petersburg 2006 (July 15-17)
      2. (2) Avian and Human Pandemic Influenza
      3. (3) The Fourth World Water Forum (March 2006)
  2. Section 2. Measures for Each of the Priority Issues
    1. 1. Poverty Reduction
      1. (1) Education
      2. (2) Health and Welfare
      3. (3) Water and Sanitation
      4. (4) Agricultural and Rural Development
    2. 2. Sustainable Growth
      1. (1) Assistance for Economic and Social Infrastructure
      2. (2) Policy Formulation and Institution Building
      3. (3) Human Resources Development
      4. (4) ICT
      5. (5) Facilitating Trade and Investment
      6. (6) Cooperation with OOF and the Private Sector
      7. (7) Debt-related Efforts
    3. 3. Addressing Global Issues
      1. (1) Environmental Issues
      2. (2) Infectious Diseases
      3. (3) Population
      4. (4) Food
      5. (5) Energy
      6. (6) Disaster Reduction and Post-Disaster Reconstruction
      7. (7) Terrorism and Piracy
      8. (8) Drugs
      9. (9) International Organized Crimes
    4. 4. Peacebuilding
      1. (1) Iraq
      2. (2) Afghanistan
      3. (3) Sudan
      4. (4) Africa (Sub-Sahara)
      5. (5) Anti-Personnel Landmines and Small Arms, and Light Weapons (SALW)
  3. Section 3. Assistance for Each Region
    1. 1. East Asia
    2. 2. South Asia
    3. 3. Central Asia and the Caucasus
    4. 4. Africa (Sub-Sahara)
    5. 5. Middle East
    6. 6. Latin America and the Caribbean
    7. 7. Oceania
    8. 8. Europe
  4. Section 4. Operational Status of the Principle of ODA Implementation
    1. 1. Nepal
    2. 2. Sierra Leone
    3. 3. Myanmar
    4. 4. Provision of Patrol Vessels to Indonesia
  5. Section 5. Formulation and Implementation of ODA Policy
    1. 1. System for Formulation and Implementation of ODA Policy
      1. (1) Coherent Formulation of ODA Policy
      2. (2) Collaboration among Related Government Ministries and Agencies
      3. (3) Collaboration between Government and Implementing Agencies
      4. (4) Enhancing Policy Consultation
      5. (5) Enhancing Functions at the Field Level
      6. (6) Cooperation with Aid-Related Entities Within and Outside of Japan
    2. 2. Increasing Public Participation
      1. (1) Broad Participation by Japanese Citizens from All Walks of Life
      2. (2) Human Resources Development and Development Research
      3. (3) Development Education
      4. (4) Information Disclosure and Public Relations
    3. 3. Matters Essential to Effective Implementation
      1. (1) Enhancement of Evaluation
      2. (2) Ensuring Appropriate Procedures
      3. (3) Prevention of Fraud and Corruption
      4. (4) Ensuring the Safety of ODA Personnel

Chapter 3 Major Documents Concerning Official Development Assistance (ODA)

  1. 1. The ODA Charter (approved by Cabinet decision in August 2003)
  2. 2. Japan's Medium-Term Policy on Official Development Assistance
  3. 3. List of Country Assistance Programs
  4. 4. Countries with Country-Based ODA Task Forces
  5. 5. List of Current Sector-Specific Initiatives
  6. 6. History of Japan's Assistance to Developing Countries (1945 to October 2006)

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