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Together toward the Future : Japan and Africa.
It is hard to imagine. Absolute poverty. Living on less than a dollar a day. The sufferings of the most underprivileged people.In Africa, there still are about 4.17million refugees living with the destruction of war, about 40 million people suffering from hunger, and around 30 million people with AIDS/HIV. As a result, families are broken apart and children are left behind. That is the reality. Did you know that roughly half the population in Sub-Saharan Africa suffers from absolute poverty? How can they regain hope again? What should be done? First, they need to take charge toward cultivating their own future. Then, we, as their friends, need to think of their problems as our own and to provide full support they desperately need. That is our objective, the premise of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development originating in 1993. Toward the future, together with the Africans. TICAD marks its 10-year-anniversary in 2003. For African development in the 21st century, Japan takes action, together with the world.
Sub-Saharan Africa refers to the African countries located south of the Sahara. 48 countries, including Sudan, of the 53 countries in the African Continent belong to this region.
The population suffering from absolute poverty, who is forced to live on less than a dollar a day.
Among the entire population in Sub-Saharan Africa.
(Data according to UNDP Human Development Report 2003)
CONTENTS Photo:Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Current Situations in Africa

Millennium Development Goals
Progress in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
History of TICAD
TICAD Process
New Development around TICAD
ODA to Africa


Japan's Bilateral Official Development Assistance
Cooperation Plans for Africa toward TICAD III
Essay: Human Security
ODA for Real Fruition
CASE 1 The Joy to Teach, the Joy to Learn. Re-confirming the "Foundation for Education"
Kenya:The Strengthening of Mathematics and Science in Secondary Education (SMASSE) Project : Phase II
CASE 2 Toward Eliminating Regional Gaps in Education
Malawi:The National Implementation Program for District Education Plans
CASE 3 Assisting the Human Resources Department in the Ministry of Health of Ghana
Ghana:The Project for the Improvement of the Maternal and Child Health In-Service Training System and Program
CASE 4 Domestic Production of Portable Blood Screening Kits
Kenya:The Research and Control of Infectious Diseases Project at the Kenya Medical Research Institute
CASE 5 Toward Solving Severe Water Shortage
Ethiopia:The Groundwater Development and Water Supply Training Project
CASE 6 Sustainability and Development in Water Management System
Senegal:The Project for Clean Potable Water and Related-Community Activities
Glossary for a New Understanding of Africa
In this site "Africa" covers all african nations (53 countries) including the North and southern african countries than the Sahara.
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