(Annex 2)

Japan's Support for the Consolidation of Peace in Africa:
Assistance in 2003-2005

From 2003 to 2005, Japan extended assistance of more than US$350 million to support peace consolidation in Africa.

1. Security (US$31.8 million)

Seminar on the Democratization and the Establishment of Sustainable Policing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: (US$0.09 million, 2004)
Interim Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Programme for Sudan: (US$7.14 million, 2005)
Arms for Development: (US$2.00 million, 2005)
Capacity Building of African Union Forces in Darfur: (US$2.8 million, 2005)

etc.

ECOWAS Round Table Conference on Liberia: (US$0.10 million, 2003)
Transitional Justice and Human Security Conference: (US$0.36 million, 2004)
Emergency grant assistance for election in Burundi: (US$3.00 million, 2005)
Emergency grant assistance for Democratic Republic of Congo: (US$7.57 million, 2005)

etc.

Mine clearance projects in Mozambique: (US$2.85 million, 2003-05)
Projects for Infectious Disease Prevention for Children in Angola, DRC, Sierra Leone, Sudan etc.: (US$31.86 million, 2003-05)
Children and Youth Development Programme in Kambia District , Sierra Leone: (US$6.81 million, 2005)
Road repair and mine clearance programme in Southern Sudan: (US$9.99 million, 2005)

etc.

Support programme for IDPs in Somalia: (US$1.1 million, 2003)
Food Aid in the Great Lakes Region: (US$ 1.63 million, 2004)
Zambia Initiative: (US$1.2 million, 2004)
Food Aid in Darfur, Sudan: (US$6.00 million, 2004)
Japanese NGO Assistance to Refugees in Liberia: (US$1.6 million, 2005)
Community Development around the Sudanese Refugees camp in Chad: (US$1.36 million, 2005)
Reconstruction Project for Refugees in Guinea: (US$1.12 million, 2005)
Refugees and IDPs repatriation programme to Southern Sudan: (US$10.52 million, 2005)

etc.