1　Revision of the Development Cooperation Charter

1. (1) Background to the Revision of the Charter
2. (2) Main Points in the Revision
3. (3) Promoting the “Co-Creation for Common Agenda Initiative”

2　G7 Hiroshima Summit - Discussions and Outcomes in the Field of Development

1　Japan’s Official Development Assistance in Terms of Disbursement

2　Overview of Official Development Assistance from Major Donors in Terms of Disbursement

3　Increasing Development Cooperation to Developing Countries by Emerging Donors and the Private-Sector

1　“Quality Growth” in the New Era and Poverty Eradication through such Growth

1. (1) Strengthening Socio-Economic Autonomy and Resilience
2. (2) Digital, Information and Communications Technology, and Science and Technology
3. (3) Quality Infrastructure
4. (4) Efforts on Debt Issues

2　Realizing Peaceful, Secure, and Stable Societies, and Maintenance and Strengthening of a Free and Open International Order Based on the Rule of Law

1. (1) Support for Peacebuilding and Refugees/Displaced Persons
2. Japanese Personnel at International Organizations Playing Active Roles on the Front Lines across the World
   – From the Field of Support for Refugees and Displaced Persons –
3. (2) Ensuring Safety and Stability in Society
4. (3) Technical Assistance for the Development of Legal and Judicial Systems and Assistance for Democratization
5. (4) Humanitarian Assistance during Natural Disasters

3　Leading International Efforts to Addressing Increasingly Complex and Serious Global Issues

1. (1) Climate Change and the Environment
2. (2) Health and Medical Care
3. (3) Water and Sanitation
4. (4) Mainstreaming of Disaster Risk Reduction and Creating Sustainable Cities
5. (5) Quality Education for All
6. (6) Gender Mainstreaming and Inclusive Society
7. (7) Culture and Sports

1　East Asia

2　Southwest Asia

3　Oceania

4　Latin America and the Caribbean

5　Europe

1. Japan’s Efforts in Ukraine and Its Neighboring Countries

6　Central Asia and Caucasus

7　Middle East and North Africa

8　Africa

1　Solidarity with Various Partners to Realize Co-Creation

1. (1) Partnership with Private Sector
2. (2) Partnership with Other Countries and International Organizations
3. (3) Cooperation with Japanese NGOs
4. (4) Collaboration with Local Governments, etc.
5. (5) Partnership with Universities and Research Institutions, etc.
6. (6) Collaboration with People with a Deep Interest in and Understanding of Japan, Japanese Descendants (Nikkei) Living Abroad, and Others

2　Enhancement of Strategic Approach and Fine-Tuned System Design

1. (1) Strengthening Alignment of Policy Formulation and Project Implementation
2. (2) Cooperation that Takes Advantage of Japan’s Strengths and Fine-Tuned System Design

3　Efforts to Ensure Appropriate Development Cooperation

1. (1) Prevention of Fraudulent Practices
2. (2) Safety Measures for People Involved in International Cooperation Projects
3. (3) Efforts to Address Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment in Development Cooperation

4　Enhancing Human Resources and Intellectual Foundations for Development Cooperation, and Spreading Awareness

1. (1) Enhancing Human Resources and Intellectual Foundations for Development Cooperation
2. (2) Efforts on Information Disclosure and the Promotion of Public Understanding and Support

1　FY2023 ODA Budget (Initial Budget)

1. (1) ODA Budget
2. (2) ODA General Account Budget
3. (3) ODA Project Budget
4. (4) Financial Sources for the ODA Project Budget and Expenditure by Type of Assistance
5. (5) ODA Budget Changes by Each Ministry and Agency (General Account)
6. (6) ODA Budget Changes by Each Ministry and Agency (Project Budget)

2　Japan’s ODA Disbursements in 2022

1. (1) Official Development Assistance by Type of Assistance and Currency (2022)
2. (2) Distribution of Bilateral ODA by Sector (2022)