Chapter 1 The Role of ODA in a Changing International Landscape

1. Section 1 Developing Countries and ODA in a Global Economy
2. Section 2 Partnering with Diverse Actors Linked by ODA
3. Section 3 ODA for Investing in the Future

Chapter 2 The Growth of Southeast Asia and the Role of Japan

1. Section 1 Realizing Growth through Infrastructure Development
2. Section 2 Human Resource Development: Japan’s Cooperation which Forms the Foundation of Nation-Building
3. Section 3 Myanmar: The Future of a Frontier Supported by Public-Private Partnerships

Chapter 3 Hand in Hand with a More Dynamic Africa: TICAD V and Japan’s Initiatives

1. Section 1 African Development: Current Status and Challenges
2. Section 2 African Growth and What is Desired of ODA
3. Section 3 Challenges to and Japan’s Efforts for Further Growth

Chapter 1 Japan’s Official Development Assistance in Terms of Disbursement

Chapter 2 Specific Initiatives of Japan’s Official Development Assistance

1. Section 1 Initiatives Relating to the Basic Policies of the ODA Charter
   1. 1. Official Development Assistance Charter (ODA Charter)
   2. 2. Medium-Term ODA Policy
   3. 3. Country Assistance Policy
   4. 4. Sectoral Development Policies
   5. 5. Priority Policy Issues for International Cooperation
   6. 6. Rolling Plans
2. Section 2 Measures for Each Priority Issue
   1. 1. Poverty Reduction
      1. (1) Education
      2. (2) Health, Welfare, and Population
      3. (3) Water and Sanitation
      4. (4) Agriculture
      5. (5) Gender
   2. 2. Sustainable Growth
      1. (1) Socio-economic Infrastructure
      2. (2) Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
      3. (3) Cooperation between Trade, Investment, and Other Official Flows (OOF)
      4. (4) Policy Formulation and Institution Building
      5. (5) Cultural Preservation and Promotion
   3. 3. Addressing Global Issues
      1. (1) Environment and Climate Change Issues
      2. (2) Infectious Diseases
      3. (3) Food and Nutrition
      4. (4) Resources and Energy
      5. (5) Cooperation in Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Assistance
      6. (6) Transnational Organized Crime and Terrorism
   4. 4. Peacebuilding
      1. (1) Assistance to Afghanistan and Pakistan
      2. (2) Iraq
      3. (3) Palestine
      4. (4) Sahel Region
      5. (5) Sudan and South Sudan
      6. (6) Unexploded Ordnance, Antipersonnel Landmines, and Small Arms and Light Weapons, etc
3. Section 3 Assistance for Each Region
   1. 1. East Asia
   2. 2. South Asia
   3. 3. Central Asia and the Caucasus
   4. 4. Middle East and North Africa
   5. 5. Sub-Saharan Africa
   6. 6. Latin America and the Caribbean
   7. 7. Oceania
   8. 8. Europe
4. Section 4 Operational Status of the Principle of Assistance Implementation
5. Section 5 Formulation and Implementation of ODA Policy
   1. 1. System of Formulation and Implementation of ODA Policy
      1. (1) Formulation of Consistent Aid Policy
      2. (2) Partnership between the Government and Implementing Organizations
      3. (3) Strengthening Policy Dialogue
      4. (4) Strengthening Functions at the Field Level
      5. (5) Partnership with Various Actors
   2. 2. Increasing Public Participation
      1. (1) Importance of Promoting Public Understanding and Support
      2. (2) Direct Participation in Assistance to Developing Countries by the Japanese Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) and Senior Volunteers (SV)
      3. (3) NGO Assistance and Participation in Activities
      4. (4) On-site ODA Experience
      5. (5) Promotion of Discussion and Dialogue
      6. (6) Human Resource Development and Research in the Area of Development
      7. (7) Development Education
      8. (8) Strengthening Public Relations, Information Disclosure and Information Dissemination
   3. 3. Requirements for Implementation of Strategic and Effective Assistance
      1. (1) Strategic Aid Implementation
      2. (2) Effective Aid Implementation
      3. (3) Ensuring Appropriate Procedures
      4. (4) Securing the Safety of Personnel Engaged in Development Assistance