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Japan actively extends official development assistance to developing nations to help with their economic and social development. The basic policies of Japan's ODA include supporting the self-help efforts of developing countries and increasing human security. Japan is one of the world's leading donors of ODA.
Japanese ODA is provided in several different forms. Grant aid, which does not have to be paid back, is given to help developing countries meet the basic needs of their people in such areas as food, health, and education. Loans, meanwhile, are provided for big projects aimed at helping a country achieve economic development, such as building bridges and roads. Another form of ODA is the dispatch of Japanese people Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers to developing countries to pass on their skills and expertise in fields like technology, health, and education to local people.
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Development Cooperation Charter |
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「Country Assistance Policy for Ethiopia, April 2017」 |
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「Rolling Plan for the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia，April 2020」 |
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Japan's Official Development Assistance FY 2010 (April - march) |
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Past Issues
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Grassroots and Human Security Projects (GGP) |
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About Japanese Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP)
The Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) is designed to provide assistance to development projects that are implemented by non-profit organizations including non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations and local authorities. (At least two years experience is the prerequisite to apply for GGP.)
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Guidline for
Japanese Grant Assistance for Grassroots and Human Security Projects (GGP) |
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 Application Form for GGP |
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Previously funded project (FY1989-FY2015, 406 Projects) |
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2011 - 2015 |
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A Series of Studies on Industries in Ethiopia |
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The Embassy of Japan has been conducting a series of studies on industries in Ethiopia in
order to have an overview and deepen the understanding of the economic situation in
Ethiopia, especially the background to the significant GDP growth observed in the past 3
years, to explore the possibility of contributing to the effort of the Ethiopian government
and people to promote the private sector development by optimizing Japanese ODA, and to identify the areas in which the Japanese private sector can invest. |
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The Embassy of Japan is very aware of the importance of the private sector development.
We consider it a driving force for the economic development of Ethiopia and believe that in
return, it would contribute to food security of the country, which constitutes the first priority
in the Japanese Country Assistance Plan for Ethiopia. For example, the Embassy of Japan is
supporting private sector development through ‘one village one product’ activities that
support the creation of unique local products. |
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A Series of Studies on Industries in Ethiopia (Japanese) |
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A Series of Studies on Industries in Ethiopia (English) |
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Study on the Energy Sector in Ethiopia (Japanese) |
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Study on the Energy Sector in Ethiopia (English) |
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