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16 May 2013https://jica­ri.jica.go.jp/publication/other/for_inclusive_and_dynamic_d... (https://jica­ri.jica.go.jp/publication/other/for_inclusive_and_dynamic_development_in_sub­saharan_africa.html)

Tokyo: The JICA Research Institute has prepared a report that summarizes the experiences amassed by JICA and its thinking regarding African development. The report,
titled "For Inclusive and Dynamic Development in Sub­Saharan Africa (https://jica­ri.jica.go.jp/publication/other/for_inclusive_and_dynamic_development_in_sub­saharan_africa.html) ," wasput together in the hopes that it would contribute to the Fifth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD V), which will be held in June this year, as
well as to subsequent international debates regarding African development. TICAD has played a major role as a venue for international debates related to African
development since the first conference held in 1993.
Africa has been achieving rapid economic growth in recent years, yet at the same time it must also address challenges like correcting disparities and maintaining socialand political stability. The TICAD V meeting will hold discussions on how both African countries and the international community can work towards achieving long­termand sustainable development on the continent.
The report has been compiled keeping the agenda for TICAD V in mind. It consists of four sections that cover the major points at issue for Sub­Saharan Africa's
development: promoting agriculture and industry, improving infrastructure, developing human resource, and dealing with risks such as climate change and politicalinstability.
The volume also contains a chapter on South­South and Triangular cooperation (https://jica­ri.jica.go.jp/publication/assets/TICAD_JICA­RI­1300­Chapter13.pdf) as well as an appendix
on the history of the twenty years of the TICAD process. These essays have been contributed by the researchers and practitioners involved in JICA­RI's research projects
and JICA's operations on the ground.
It is our hope that this report will be read by those who have an interest in African development, and be able to contribute to discussions concerning Africandevelopment.
Table of contents (https://jica­ri.jica.go.jp/publication/other/for_inclusive_and_dynamic_development_in_sub­saharan_africa.html)
List of Contributors（pdf 59.8 KB）
Executive Summary: "For Inclusive and Dynamic Development in Sub­Saharan Africa: Challenges and Responses" by Hiroshi Kato（pdf 247.3 KB）
Introduction and Overview: Chapter 1: "Achieving Economic Transformation for Inclusive and Sustained Growth in Africa: Prospects and Challenges" by Kei Yoshizawa（pdf 818.7 KB）
Part I: Rural Development and Food Security
Chapter 2: "Boosting Sustainable Agricultural Growth in Sub­Saharan Africa" by Koji Makino（pdf 658.1 KB）
Chapter 3: "How Promising Is the Rice Green Revolution in Sub­Saharan Africa? Evidence from Case Studies in Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda, and Ghana" by Keijiro
Otsuka（pdf 232.6 KB）
Chapter 4: "The Inclusive Development Approach among Farmers, Private Partners and Government through the Promotion of Responsible Investment for AgriculturalDevelopment" by Koji Makino （pdf 398.5 KB）
Chapter 5: "Initiatives of SHEP and SHEP UP ­ Capacity development of small­scale farmers for increased responsiveness to market needs " by Jiro Aikawa（pdf 688.5KB）
Part II: Economic and Social Transformation
Chapter 6: "Industrial Development of Africa – JICA’s commitment at TICAD IV and its follow­up" by Go Shimada, Toru Homma and Hiromichi Murakami（pdf 1.4 MB）
Chapter 7: "Policy Challenges for Infrastructure Development in Africa ­ The Way Forward for Japan’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) – " by Yasuo Fujita, Ippei
Tsuruga and Asami Takeda（pdf 774.3 KB）
Chapter 8: "Cross Border Transport Infrastructure (CBTI)" by Kaori Matsushita（pdf 1.6 MB）
Chapter 9: "Toward Universal Health Coverage in Africa ­ Achieving MDGs with equity, and beyond" by Ikuo Takizawa（pdf 1.1 MB）
Chapter 10: "Challenges in educational development in Africa and JICA’s approach" by Kazuro Shibuya（pdf 889.5 KB）
Part III: Resilience for Inclusive and Dynamic Development
Chapter 11: "Countermeasures against Climate Change in Africa" by Tomonori Sudo（pdf 334.9 KB）
Chapter 12: "State­building and Conflict Prevention in Africa" by Ryutaro Murotani（pdf 310.4 KB）
Part IV: South­South Cooperation for Knowledge Exchange
Chapter 13: "South­South and Triangular Cooperation for Sub­Saharan Africa’s Development ­ With special emphasis on knowledge exchange and co­creation" byShunichiro Honda, Hiroshi Kato and Yukimi Shimoda （pdf 282.7 KB）
Related: Preparing for TICAD V (http://policydialogue.org/events/meetings/preparing_for_ticad_v/materials/) , convened by the Initiative for Policy Dialogue and the Japan
International Cooperation Agency, 13­14 November 2012. The papers presented at the conference can be accessed here(http://policydialogue.org/events/meetings/preparing_for_ticad_v/materials/) .

Related: Backgrounder (http://www.eg.emb­japan.go.jp/e/birateral/japan_egypt/recent_progress/2013/20130502_ticad.pdf) on the Fifth Tokyo International Conference on African
Development (TICAD V）(http://www.trademarksa.org/print/news/jica­
perspectives­inclusive­and­dynamic­(http://www.trademarksa.org/printmail/1335
development­sub­saharan­africa)
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