research and surveys
Research Fellow Program
These programs are commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with a view to fostering Japanese personnel with a through knowledge of the theory and practice of development assistance, and to deliver outstanding research outcome by Japanese personnel toward the international development community.
Long-term program
The program supports Japanese researchers and development specialists up to one year to undertake research related to the international development at an overseas university, research institution, or similar establishment.
Final Reports
| FY | Name | Title | |
| 2008 | Michiyo Higuchi | Costs, availability and affordability of diabetes care in the Philippines | 539KB | 2007 | Midori Yajima | Social Impact Assessment of Farmer Field Schools – Participatory Rural Development Approach – in a rural area in Malawi Cassava and HIV/AIDS | 1.46MB |
| 2006 | Yoshihisa Godo | The Role of Education in the Economic Catch-Up: Comparative Growth Experience from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and the United States | 436KB |
| 2005 | Tomoni Tanaka | Studies on land holding structure and inequality: Experimental approach | 715KB |
| 2005 | Hiroshi Oikawa | Economic Analysis of Linkage Formation and Technology Transfer through Entrepreneurial Spin-offs in East Asian Industrial Clusters | 2.57MB |
| 2004 | Masahiko Genma | Public Spending on Agricultural and Rural Development: Cross Country Comparison | 752KB |
| 2004 | Taro Yamamoto | A Comprehensive HIV VCT – Prerequisite for expansion of ARV therapy in resource limited country- | 473KB |
Research presentation program
The program supports Japanese researchers and development specialists who are scheduled to deliver a paper or study at international academic conferences/symposiums held abroad.
