CONFERENCE PROGRAM
November 30 (Sat）ROOM

9:30 - 11:00

11:15 - 12:45

MO Hall（３F)

A（１F）

B（２F）

C（２F）

D（２F）

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

ODA（１）

Economic
Development

Disaster（１）Educational
Development（１）[Thematic Session]Development and
Aid Practice, and“Emotion”

Session 6

Session 7

Session 8

Session 9

Session 10

ODA（２）[Thematic Session]
Environmental Risk
Management andLeadership
Development

Humanitarian
Assistance andCommunity

Educational
Development（２）SocialDevelopment（１）Session 11

ODA and
Economic Growth

Session 12

Session 13

Session 14

Session 15[Thematic Session]
SATREPS Project“Improving Water andSanitation System for
Sahel, Africa”[Thematic Session]
Effective Assistance forStrengthening Local
Government andCommunity Developmentin Conflict AffectedStates

Educational
Development（３）International
Development(English Session)

15:15 - 16:30

General Meeting（Room：MO Hall ３F)

16:45 - 18:15

Panel Discussion"Future for Children in Africa: Interface between Health and Education Development"（Room：MO Hall ３F)

18:30 - 20:00

Social Gathering（Place：Cafeteria TAKUMI）

December 1 (Sun)ROOM

MO Hall（３F)

A（１F）

B（２F）

C（２F）

D（２F）

E（２F）

Session 16

Session 17

Session 18

Session 19

Session 20

Session 21

Health andDevelopment[Thematic Session]
Efforts towards
Disability Inclusive
Development

SocialDevelopment（２）Sustainable Rural
Development andSupport of Women

Session 24

Session 25

Session 26

Session 27

Disability andDevelopment[Thematic Session]Development
Education andAcademic Discipline
in a University
Setting

Sustainable
Society[Round Table]

9:30 - 11:00[Thematic Session] Necessity and Possibilityof Social Experiment for
Post-MDGs:
Verification of
New Issues andInfrastructure
Development
Development Project
Effect and Impact

Session 22
11:15 - 12:45[Special Session]
KAIDEC-JASID
Joint Session

Session 23

Development andBusiness

Disaster（２）12:45 - 13:30

Lunch Break

14:00 - 16:00

Special Lecture Open to the Public「Ongaeshi to Borneo Islands from Asahiyama」（Room：MO Hall ３F) 13:30 Open

１F Lobby

11:00 13:30
PosterPresentation

Lunch Break

12:45 - 13:30

13:30 - 15:00

E（２F）November 30 (Sat)Period：9:30 - 11:00

Session 1：ODA（１）Room：ＭＯ Hall（３F)Commenter: Takaaki Kobayashi （Yokohama National
University）
PRESENTER
Park Sunghoon（Waseda University）

Chair: Motoki Takahashi (Kobe University)
TITLE
1 Motives of Bilateral Korean ODA Distribution
2 Canadian Aid Policy under Stephen Harper's Conservative Government
Historical development of Japan's international education aid
3(cooperation) policies: From the postwar period to today
The Origin of Japan's ODA: A Comparative and Historical Institutional
4
Analysis

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Akio Takayanagi（Ferris University）
Takao Kamibeppu（Tokyo Jogakkan College）
Yasutami Shimomura（Hosei University）

Session 2：Economic Development
Room：A（１F）
Chair: Shigeru Otsubo (Nagoya University)
Commenter: Akihisa Mori (Kyoto University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
Sustainability and Export Strategy of Natural Gas and Oil in Caspian Sea
Masato Abe（Tohoku University）
Region -A Case Study of Pipeline Project of Azerbaijan–
Economic integration and transboundary development in Southeast Asia
Tetsuo Kida（Hosei University）、Ryo Fujikura（Hosei-Consideration for establishment of Maquiladora near the border area
University）
between Thailand and MyanmarThe Implications of Croatia's EU Membership to the Regional Trade andMatsuo Watanabe（University of Niigata Prefecture）
Institutional Reforms in Acceding Countries in West Balkan
Urban unemployment and transportation cost between regions: aNobuyuki Takeuchi（Kobe University）
theoretical analysis
Session 3：Disaster（１）Chair: Yasuhiro Shigeta (Utsunomiya University)

Room：B（２F）
Commenter: Mayumi Sakamoto (Disaster Reduction
Institute)
PRESENTER

TITLE
Contribution thorough JICA assistance for the GEJE reconstruction 1 Reciprocal contributing assistance possibility with JICA Partnership
Kozo Nagami（JICA）
programThink about the Reconstruction of remotely-situated disaster area in
2 the Great East Japan Earthquake from the perspective of Rural
Megumi Akiyoshi（Waseda University）
Development
Independent Simple Floods Warning System for Developing Countries: A
3 comparative case study between Nagaoka, Japan and Manila, theKiyoto Kurokawa（Ritsumeikan University）
Philippines

Session 4：Educational Development（１）Room：C（２F）
Chair: Keiichi Ogawa (Kobe University)
Commenter: Asayo Ohba (Osaka University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
Family Factors of School Dropout in Mexico: From the Interviews to the1
Yuriko Kato（Ochanomizu University）
NGOs
Transition of Policy on Community-Based Schools in Pakistan from 2000
2
Yasuko Ono（Nagasaki University）
to 2009
Current trends of ICT use at primary schools in Khovd, Mongolia:
Junko Onodera（Tokyo Institute of Technology）、
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Viewpoints of School leaders and Teachers
Shinobu Yamaguchi（Tokyo Institute of Technology）
4

Shinobu Yamaguchi（Tokyo Institute of Technology）、
Mixed-Methods Impact Study of One Laptop Per Child Initiative : A Case
Junichi Takada（Tokyo Institute of Technology）、John
of Khovd Province in Mongolia
Auxillos（Tokyo Institute of Technology）
Session 5：[Thematic Session] Development and Aid Practice, and“Emotion”: A New Approach to Human Reality
Chair: Hisao Sekine (University of Tsukuba)

TITLE“Management” of Anger: Development Practice and Emotion in the1
Solomon Islands
Empathy as a form of Rationality: An analysis of Mandoro Je'ne on2
irrigation canal management in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Cultivating Awareness: An interpretation on Tacit Knowledge of Nikkei
3
Brazilian Expert

Room：D（２F）
Commenter: 1.Eri Sugita (Toyo University) 2.Hajime
Takasago (JICA)PRESENTER
Hisao Sekine (University of Tsukuba)
Kazuko Oguni (Nihon Fukushi University)
Mine Sato (JICA Research Institute）

November 30 (Sat)Period：11:00- 13:30

POSTER PRESENTATION
TITLE
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Room：１F Lobby
PRESENTER

The Role of Linkages in Community Forest management: A lesson Akitaka Wilhelm Fujii（The University of Tokyo）、Smriti
learned from Nepal
Bhandary（ForestAction Nepal）

Perceiving local perceptions: Administering social research through2 devising data collection methodology in rural community in northern Midori Yajima（Hokkaido University）
Malawi
3 A Study on Socioeconomic Condition of Rural Areas in Myanmar

Aye Chan Pwint（Kumamoto Gakuen University）
Oyun Tsogtsaikhan（ Tokyo Institute of Technology ）、
Shinobu Yamaguchi（Tokyo Institute of Technology）、
Jun-Ichi Takada（Tokyo Institute of Technology）

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Development of Instrument to measure ICT skills of primary school
teachers in Mongolia

5

Education in Emergencies and Teachers as Refugees: A Case Study of
Kaoru Yamamoto（Osaka University）
Syrian-Managed Schools in Antakya, Turkey

6

China's presence in Africa -Focusing on Confucius institutes in WestYin Manlin（Kanazawa University）
Africa-7 Learning Motivation among Maasai Students in Kenyan Primary Schools Rie Nomura（Osaka University）

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The Formation of Perspectives on Education among Kenyan Primary
Akane Sakuma（Osaka University）
School Teachers: Through the Observation of Their Daily Lives

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The role of ODA in Industrial Agglomerations: Case study: Eastern
Seaboard in Thailand

Saori Suzuki（The University of Tokyo）、Kensuke
Yamaguchi（The University of Tokyo）

10

Social changes following the Sichuan Earthquakes in China: 2008
Wenchuan Earthquake and 2013 Ya-an Earthquake

Junko Otani（Osaka University）、Yumei Zhang（Osaka
University）

November 30 (Sat)Period：11:15 - 12:45

Session 6： ODA（２）Room：ＭＯ Hall（３F)Commenter: Naohiro Kitano (JICA ResearchInstitute)
PRESENTER

Chair: Yasutami Shimomura (Hosei University)

TITLE
Environmental ODA and Climate Funding: Achievements, Challenges and1Akihisa Mori（Kyoto University）
New Approaches
Yumeka Hirano(Nagoya University), Shigeru Otsubo
2 Aid is Good for the Poor: Development Aid in a Globalized World（Nagoya University）
Utilizing Private Military and Security Companies for Japanese ODA –3
Keishi Ono（National Institute for Defense Studies ）Possibilities and Problems4 Radical Rethinking on ODA Policy
Katsumi Hirano（IDE-JETRO）
Session 7：[Thematic Session] Environmental Risk Management andLeadership Development
Chair: Shinji Yoshiura (Yokohama National University)
TITLE
Integrated Assessment of Environment and Social Capacity for Risk
1
Management and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources
2 Ecosystem degradation and food-health risk in Asia
Environmental Risks and their Impacts on Food and Health Security in
Laguna Lake Watersheds, Philippines
Satoyama conservation and its multiple functions as integrated
4
ecosystem management
3

Room：A（１F）
Commenter: Jin Sato (The University of Tokyo)
PRESENTER
Masanori Kobayashi（Yokohama National University）
Ryohei Kada (Research Institute for Humanity andNature)Roberto F. Rañola, Jr (University of the Philippines
Los Baños)
Osamu Koike (Yokohama National University)

Session 8：Humanitarian Assistance and Community
Room：B（２F）
Chair: Motoi Suzuki (National Museum of Ethnology)
Commenter: Fumihiko Saito (Ryukoku University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
Community-based Natural Resource Management in Post-conflict1
Naori Miyazawa（The University of Tokyo）
Country ‐Customary Law “Tara Bandu” in Timor Leste‐
The Coordination System for Receiving International Assistance in Mega
2
Mayumi Sakamoto（Disaster Reduction Institute）
Disaster: -The Case of Aceh in Indian Ocean TsunamiWho shall tell 'our story'? Some remarks on change agents in community
3
Eichi Shibata(Fellowship for endogenous development)
development
Session 9：Educational Development（２）Chair: Kazuo Kuroda (Waseda University)

Room：C（２F）
Commenter: Tatsuya Kusakabe (Hiroshima
University)
PRESENTER

TITLE
Effect of Family Background on Causal Attributions and Self- Efficacy in
Megumi Shio（Ochanomizu University）
Relation to Pupil Achievement: A Case Study of Eldoret City in Kenya
Access to secondary education in relation to household backgrounds: A
2
Asayo Ohba（Osaka University）
tracing study of children in Kibera, Kenya
A Study on Teachers' Perceptions on Teaching Practices in Developing
Satoshi Nakamura（Hiroshima University）、Mitsuko
3 Countries: Towards Establishment of an Analytical Framework for
Maeda（Osaka Jogakuin University）
International Comparison
Teachers' interpretation toward the change of their social status: The
4
Hikaru Kusakabe（Osaka University）
life story interview of secondary school teachers in Malawi
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Session 10：Social Development（１）Room：D（２F）
Commenter: Megumi Hirayama (Meiji Gakuin
University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
Yuxiang Bai（Yokohama National University）、Aomi
Fujimaki（Yokohama National University）、Harumi
Possibility of the Tendency to Heighten the Added Value of the Dairy
Akiba（Yokohama National University）、Umika Ohta
Products in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region -Based on the result of（Yokohama National University）、Kenichi Ishibashi
milk purchase opinion poll of Horqin Manhan Area（Nagoya Sangyo University）、Hiroyuki Matsuda（Yokohama National University）
Association between lunch eating pattern and underweight & anemia of
Mikiko Araki（Teikyo University）
school children and adolescents in Myanmar monastery schools
Who are beneficiaries from NERICA dissemination programs?: A caseTomonori Yokouchi（The University of Tokyo）
study of Sowe village in central Benin
Impact of Environmental Degradation on Food Consumption Patterns in Wuyun Gong（Yokohama National University）、Ryohei
Laguna Lake Watershed, Philippines
Kada（Yokohama National University）
Chair: Atsuko Isoda (Kagawa Nutrition University)

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November 30 (Sat)Period：13:30 - 15:00

Session 11：ODA and Economic Growth
Chair: Katsumi Hirano (IDE-JETRO)
TITLE
Rigidity and Reproduction of Development Aid in Tanzania
Realities of Triangular Cooperation between Japan and Brazil: the caseof ProSAVANA-JBM
How Donor Selects its Aid Model: DAC Model VS SSC Model
Changes in Functional Distribution of Income and Their Causes:
Analysis of Labor Shares in Indonesian Agricultural and Manufacturing
Sectors

Room：ＭＯ Hall（３F)Commenter: Satoru Matsumoto (Hosei University)
PRESENTER
Yoshio Aizawa（Akita University）
Sayaka Funada Classen（Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies）
Takaaki Kobayashi（Yokohama National University）
Susumu Hondai（Kobe University）

Session 12：[Thematic Session] SATREPS Project “Improving Waterand Sanitation System for Sahel, Africa”: Proposal of Development
Model from Technology and Social Sciences Point of View
Chair: Takako Nabeshima (Hokkaido University)

Room：A（１F）
Commenter: Ueru Tanaka (Research Institute for
Humanity and Nature)
PRESENTER
Ken Ushijima（Hokkaido University）、Naoyuki Funamizu（Hokkaido University）
Fumiko Hakoyama（Meiji Gakuin University）

TITLE
Application Tactics for Resource Oriented Sanitation System:
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Sanitation Business Model Approach
2 Micro-credit systems targeting women in Burkina Faso
African traditional peasants as actors for the social and political
3 development: Verification about the postmodernity of society, state and Takako Nabeshima（Hokkaido University）
democracy

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Session 13：[Thematic Session] Effective Assistance forStrengthening Local Government and Community Development in
Conflict Affected States
Chair: Osamu Koike (Yokohama National University)
TITLE
Enhancing Government's Functions to Execute Services in Conflict
Affected States“Local self-government is the best school of democracy”-Practice of participatory development in Conflict Affected AreasLessons Learnt on Assistance for Strengthening Local Government andCommunity Development in Conflict Affected States -Interim Report Approaches for Strengthening Local Government through Community
Development -Case Study of Assistances from UNDP and JICA Session 14：Educational Development（３）Chair: Kazuhiro Yoshida (Hiroshima University)

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Room：B（２F）
Commenter: Yoichi Mine (Doshisha University)
PRESENTER
Eri Komukai（JICA）
Osamu Koike（Yokohama National University）、Tomoko
Shimada（JICA）
Atsutoshi Hirabayashi (HIRA Co., Ltd)
Ichiro Tambo（JICA）
Room：C（２F）
Commenter: Shinobu Yamaguchi (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology)
PRESENTER

TITLE
Study on the relevance of the strategies and projects of educational
development based on EFA/MDGs: Analysis with longitudinal data of
Akemi Ashida（Kobe University）
primary school's children in the republic of Honduras
Sustainability of International Technical Assistance in Education in ODA:
Shinichiro Tanaka（JICA）
Call for Objective and Sustainability Oriented Project Design
Alternative Way to Support Sustainable Quality Education ｆor All: A Case
Takako Suzuki（Kyushu University）
of Colombia
Tasks of International Development and Cooperation in Higher
Akiyoshi Yonezawa（Nagoya University）
Education: What can Japan do?
Session 15：International Development (English Session)
Chair: Jiban Majumder (Embassy of Bangladesh)
TITLE
Pro-Poor Institutions for Development Effectiveness: Cross-Country
Empirical Analyses and a Case Study of Ethiopia
Promoting Agroindustry-led Development under Globalization:
Simulations with a CGE model for the Democratic Republic of Congo
Reconsidering Trade and Poverty Nexus in Thailand
Spatial Dimension of Innovation in Developing Countries: The State of
Innovation in the 17 Regions of the Philippines

Room：D（２F）
Commenter: Calvin de los Reyes (Osaka University)
PRESENTER
Yumeka Hirano（Nagoya University）、Shigeru Otsubo（Nagoya University）
Christian S.E. Otchia（Nagoya University）
Panisa Vishuphong（Nagoya University）
Arianne Dela Rosa Dumayas（Chuo University ）December 1 (Sun)
Session 16：[Thematic Session] Post-MDGs: New Issues andDevelopment -Environment, Disaster, Disabilities
Chair: Tamotsu Nakasa (National Center for Global Health andMedicine)
TITLE
1 New process toward Post MDGs
2 Environment and Development
3 Disaster and Development
4 Disabilities and Development
Session 17：[Round Table] Necessity and Possibility of Social
Experiment for Verification of Infrastructure Development Project
Effect and Impact
Chair：Noriaki Nishimiya （JICA)
Session 18：Health and Development
Chair: Atsuko Aoyama (Nagoya University)
TITLE
1

International trend in population and reproductive health and Japan's
ODA

Period：9:30 - 11:00
Room：ＭＯ Hall（３F)Commenter: Masaaki Ohashi (Keisen University)
PRESENTER
Hiroshi Minami (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Koyu Furusawa（Japan Center for a Sustainable
Environment and Society)
Masasi Nagaishi（JICA）
Kamal Lamichhane（JICA Research Institute）
Room：A（１F）
Commenter：1.Hiroshi Sato （IDE-JETRO）
2.Shinya Hanaoka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
3.Akimasa Fujiwara （Hiroshima University）
Room：B（２F）
Commenter: Junko Otani (Osaka University)
PRESENTERHarumi Kitabayashi（Ochanomizu University）、Atsuko
Aoyama（Nagoya University）、Chifa Chiang（Nagoya
University）、Etsuko Kita（Sasakawa Memorial HealthFoundation）

The effects of the expansion of public health insurance coverage in
Yasuharu Shimamura（Kobe University）
Vietnam
A Study on the Current Situation of Rain Water Using in Rural Cambodia:
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Gaku Manago（Toyo University）
Focus on Arsenic Contamination Area
Morio Sato（The University of Tokyo）、Eiji Yamaji（The4 Behavioral Factor of Boiling Drinking Water by Mother in Rural India
University of Tokyo）
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Session 19：[Thematic Session] Efforts towards Disability Inclusive
Development -From a viewpoint of Disability and DevelopmentChair: Soya Mori (IDE-JETRO)

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Room：C（２F）
Commenter: 1.Mitsuhiko Hosaka (Nihon Fukushi
University) 2.Jun Kawaguchi (JICA ResearchInstitute)
PRESENTER
Etsuko Ueno (Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of
Persons with Disabilities)

TITLE
The outline of CBR Guidelines as recent development of CBR andreview of its use in International activities of JapanThe collaboration of JICA training for the people with disabilities andfieldwork of cultural anthropology: The promotion of the research on the Nobutaka Kamei (Aichi Prefectural University)
Deaf community and the sign language in Côte d'Ivoire
Possibility of Implementation on the Convention of the Rights of
Hisao Chiba (Tokyo Metropolitan University）
Persons with Disabilities in Developing Countries: Perspective ofDisability Movement in Thailand, the Philippines and Malaysia
Legal situations and problems in Special Education in the Philippines:
Soya Mori (IDE-JETRO)
The issues faced by PWDs
Session 20：Social Development（２）Chair: Kaoru Hayashi (Bunkyo University)
TITLE
Internationally mobile star scientist's network with developing countriesof origin: Motivation to research collaborated with colleagues in homecountry
Possibility of Sustainable City Creation through Fairtrade Town
- Study on Important Elements for Fairtrade Town Creation The social life maintenance system in Samoa: A case study of the
traditional rituals
Social Movements Resonating across Borders: World Social Forum as anode of alter-globarization movement and global indignation?

Room：D（２F）
Commenter: Chihiro Saito (Nihon Fukushi University)
PRESENTER

Session 21：Sustainable Rural Development and Support for Women
Chair: Naoki Suzuki (Seisen University)
TITLE
Deconstructing Self-help Development and Self-reliance: Case ofJapanese development assistance for self-help development of smallholder farmers in Malawi
Women's Self-Help Groups and Empowerment in Nepal: Focused on
Activity of Self-Help Groups
Revisit to the Discussions about Livelihood Diversification: A Case
Study of Young Women in Rural Ethiopia
Actual Condition of District Agricultural Development Program in
Tanzania: Case of Mbinga District

Room：E（２F）
Commenter: Minako Araki (Ochanomizu University)
PRESENTER

Maki Kato（Yokohama National University）
Aya Watarai（Kawasaki Environment ResearchInstitute）
Bumpei Iimori（Tokyo University of Agriculture）
Satoko Mori（Meisei University）

Yuko Misu（Royal Holloway of University of London）
Nozomi Sato（Kobe University）
Yuka Kodama（IDE-JETRO）
Ryugo Kurosaki（Fukuoka University of Education）

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Session 22：[Special Session: KAIDEC-JASID joint session] Research–practice partnership for international development in education
Moderator: Shoko Yamada （Nagoya University）
TITLE
A Study on Development Education in Korea: Its limitations andPotentials
JICA's Cooperation in Education toward Post-2015- Partnership between Academics and Practitioners Korea’s ODA to Higher Education through Scholarship Programs:
Collaboration, Conflict and Contribution
Collaboration between Japanese Academics and Practitioners inInternational Educational Development: Continuous Efforts and Their
Contributions
Collaboration between the Academic and NGOs in International
Development: Impact on South Korean Aid Policy from 1995 to 2007

Period：11:15 - 12:45
Room：ＭＯ Hall（３F)
PRESENTER
Sang-Hyup Shin (KAIDEC)
Shinichi Ishihara (JICA)
Eun Mee Lim（KAIDEC)
Yuto Kitamura (The University of Tokyo)
Moon Kyungyon (KAIDEC)

Session 23：Development and Business
Room：A（１F）
Chair: Hiroshi Kato (JICA Research Institute)
Commenter: Hidemi Yoshida (Hosei University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
The meaning of Vittukkooduthal in Microfinance Activity: A case study
Megumi Shimada（The University of Tokyo）
of Self Help Groups in a rural village of Tamil Nadu, India
Secondary Effect of Microfinance on Social Structure in Rural
Naoki Nishimura（JICA）
Bangladesh: Deepening of the Service and the Impact on Social Network
Street Business in Cambodia
Nobuo Hirohata（Yamaguchi University）
Analysis of the effectiveness about social business: A Case Study of
Takuzo Osugi（Kyushu University）、Ashir Ahmed
Grameen-Yukigunimaitake in Bangladesh（Kyushu University）
Session 24:Disaster（２）Chair: Etsuko Kita (Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation)

Room：B（２F）
Commenter: Megumi Kuwana (Ritsumeikan
University)
PRESENTER

TITLE
Analysis for developing resilience of herders from natural disaster on
Hiroshi Nakamura（Global Environmental Forum）
Mongolia: Case study “Dzud” of 2009-2010 in Dundgobi prefecture
Toward reducing cyclone vulnerability and promoting resilience in
2Akira Murata（JICA Research Institute）
Bangladesh
Etsuko Kita（Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation）、History of Japan's International Humanitarian Assistance in the World of
3
Atsuko Aoyama（Nagoya University）、Harumi
Complexity
Kitabayashi（JICA）、Kae Yanagisawa（JICA）
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Session25:Disability and Development
Chair: Mitsuhiko Hosaka (Nihon Fukushi University)
TITLE
1 Mainstreaming of Disability and Development in JICA Volunteers
2 Disability and Returns to Education in Vietnam
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Development through Sport and Athlete Protection: Referring to the
British Child Protection System in Sport

Room：C（２F）
Commenter: Tatsufumi Yamagata (IDE-JETRO)PRESENTER
Masafumi Ara（JICA）、Masayuki Watanabe（JICA）、
Yoshito Dobashi（JICA）
Izumi Yamasaki（Wakayama University）、Suguru
Mizunoya（The Chinese University of Hong Kong）、Sophie Mitra（Fordham University）
Rie Yamada（National Institute of Fitness and Sport in
Kanoya）

Session 26：[Thematic Session] Development Education and Academic
Room：D（２F）
Discipline in a University Setting
Chair: Atsushi Hamamoto (Nagoya City University)
Commenter: Hiroshi Sato (IDE-JETRO)TITLE
PRESENTER
The articulating development education into sociological education:
Mayuko Sano（Fukuoka Prefectural University）
some achievements and lessons learned
Linking sociology with development education towards understanding
Taisuke Miyauchi（Hokkaido University）
diversity: lessons from group discussions
Development education through volunteering action: the case of the
Yukino Iwai（Waseda University）
Hirayama Ikuo Volunteer Center, Waseda university
Fieldwork as andragogy in Japanese university settings: beyond banking
Naoki Suzuki（Seisen University）
education and dialogue
Session 27：Sustainable Society
Room：E（２F）
Chair: Shinji Kaneko (Hiroshima University)
Commenter: Katsuhiko Masaki(Konan University)
TITLE
PRESENTER
Consideration of “Official Endorsement” at Physical Testing of Asphalt
Eiichi Asano（Setsunan University）
Road: Case study in Uganda
Takuo Utagawa（Hokkaido University of Education,
Poverty Indicators and Electricity Bill in Indonesia
Hakodate）
Role of donors in promoting renewable energy in developing countries: A Noriko Shimizu（IGES）、Kanako Morita（Keiocase in Vietnam
University）、Yohei Chiba（IGES）
Implementing Low-Carbon City Planning Training under JICA: Developing
training modules based on Kitakyushu City's low-carbon policies and Toshizo Maeda（IGES）
disseminating that to cities in developing countries

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