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Japan's Official Development Assistance White Paper 2009
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Part I

Part II

  1. Column 2.
    School Has Arrived!
    — "Mobile Schools" in Egypt —
  2. Column 3.
    Improvement of Toilets
    — Sanitation Improvement Project in Micronesia —
  3. Column 4.
    Constantly Supplying Safe Water
    — Activities by a Trainee Who Returned to Ghana —
  4. Column 5.
    Taking on the Challenge of Mountain Roads with Japanese Technique
    — The "Stone Wall" Road in Nepal —
  5. Column 6.
    Urging Corporate Efforts for the Development of Industry
    — A Story of an On-The-Job Senior Volunteer Making Great Contributions in Saint Lucia —
  6. Column 7.
    Stable Supply of Agricultural Products
    — Project for Self-sustained Development in a Rural Village in Senegal —
  7. Column 8.
    Aiming for a Stable Society
    — Support for the Development of Legislation in Cambodia —
  8. Column 9.
    One Drop in the Great Mekong
    — Judo Instruction in Laos —
  9. Column 10.
    Struggling with Chagas' Disease in Paraguay
    — The Challenge of Transitioning From a University President to a Senior Volunteer —
  10. Column 11.
    "Japan" Popular in Tanzania
    — Supporting the Spread of Rice Cultivation from the Foot of Kilimanjaro —
  11. Column 12.
    Safety through Innovation
    — Mine Risk Education (MRE) in South Kordofan State, the Sudan —
  12. Column 13.
    Aiming for Police Services Trusted by Citizens
    — Police Box Operated by Women in Indonesia —
  13. Column 14.
    Greater Opportunities through Vocational Training
    — Activities to Empower the People of Tajikistan —
  14. Column 15.
    Bringing Water to the Fields Quickly, Cheaply, Simply and Safely!
    — A Project for Hand-Built Irrigation in Malawi —
  15. Column 16.
    Warm Blankets for Refugees
    — Japan's Assistance to Palestinian people —
    Ms. Yoshiko Hasumi — United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
  16. Column 17.
    Working Together for Better Techniques
    — Assisting Metal Press Techniques in Mexico —
  17. Column 18.
    Dedication Led to Successful Construction
    — Replacing Bridges in the Solomon Islands —
  18. Column 19.
    Cleaning up the Town!
    — Three Ethnic Groups Living in Harmony in Serbia —
  19. Column 20.
    Forest Management by the Locals
    — Participatory Forest Management in the Philippines —
  20. Column 21.
    Helping People to Help Themselves
    — Ms. Kurara Chibana —

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