JICA’s Assistance toAfrica
Kazunori OSHIYAMA
Director-General
Africa Department, JICA
September 14, 2009

Contents
The New JICA

TICAD IV Follow-upstatus

New JICA (as of October, 2008)
The integration has enabled the New JICA to be morestrategic, effective and responsive in implementing ODA.

Bilateral
ODA

ODA

Grant Aid*
MOFA
Technical CooperationJICA

New JICAODA Loans
JBIC (Economic Cooperation)
Multilateral
ODA

Contribution toInternational Agencies
MOFA

Synergy & Impact*Excluding those to remain under the auspices of MOFA for diplomatic reasons.

Greater effectiveness, efficiency and impact
with 3S (Speed Up, Scale up and Spread Out)JICA Offices in Africa
MoroccoTunisia
Egypt

Sudan (Khurtum)

SenegalNiger
Burkina Faso

Sierra Leone
Liberia

Ghana
Côte d’Ivoire

Djibouti
Ethiopia

Sudan (Juba)

Benin Nigeria
Cameroon

Uganda

Gabon

Kenya

RwandaDRC

BurundiTanzania

33 Overseas Office
ZambiaNamibia

Malawi

Zimbabwe

Botswana Mozambique
South Africa

Madagascar

TICAD IV Follow-up Framework
MoFA

JICA

Director-General for African affairs- Implementation of TICAD Follow
up mechanism- Fukuda-Initiative follow up

African Support CommitteeHuman Development Dept.
- Construction of Primary and Secondary School- School for All- Improvement of school management- Training of health workers and rehabilitation at
health facilities- HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Control

Economic Infrastructure
Dept.
- Infrastructure (Transport)（Road, Bridge, Port）

Public Policy Dept.
- Facilitation of Cross
Border procedures(OSBP)

Industrial Development
Dept.
Operations Strategy Dept.
- Proportioning Budget for Africa(Strategic Planning div.)- Donor coordination（Development Partnership div.）
General Affairs Dept.

Africa Dept.
Office for TICADⅣ Follow-up- Total planning of the Follow-up scheme- Monitoring progress and performance- Increasing Yen-loan (Infra, Agriculture)- Regional Infrastructure (transport, power)- Expanding One Stop Border Post

- Doubling Rice Production- Capacity building for
agricultural leaders- Development/rehabilitation ofirrigation facilities

Training Affairs and Citizen
Participation Dept.

Secretariat of Japan Overseas
Cooperation Volunteers

Middle East and Europe Dept.
(Northern Africa)

Office of Media and Public
Relations

Europe, Middle East andAfrica Finance Dept.
Africa office- Doubling of private direct
investment to Africa

JETRO
One Village OneProduct (OVOP)= Annual meetings =JICA Research Institute
Office for Private Sector
Partnership

JBIC

Rural Development Dept.

Budget and Accounting Dept.

Financing Facilitation andProcurement Supervision Dept.

- Infrastructure (Power)- Training in Trade/Tourism
and private sector
development- One Village One ProductInternational cooperation bureau<Doubling ODA>
- Bilateral / Multilateral credits
and technical cooperation- ODA Loan
- Disbursement to AfDB

Office for Climate Change- Adaptations- Mitigations- Project implementation basedon ‘Cool Earth Partnership’

Global Environment Dept.
- Development of water facilities- Capacity building of watermanagers/users- Detachment of “Water Security
Action Team (W-SAT)”JICA offices in Africa- Joint monitoring Committee of the
TICAD process- TICAD ministerial follow up meeting

The Coalition for African
Rice Development(CARD)JICA’s Cooperation to Africa
JICA’sin line with the TICAD process
Poverty Reduction throughEconomic Development
Infrastructure
TradeAgriculture

Investment
Private Sector Development

Human centereddevelopment

PeaceConsolidation

HIV/AIDS
Infectious diseases
Water and Sanitation

Governance
Peacebuilding

Human ResourceDevelopmenty AreasitriorPIVDTICA

New emerging challenge
Achieving MDGs
Boosting Economic Growth

Environment /Climate Change

TICAD IV Follow-UpAfrica is the top priority in allocating the budget:

Utmost flexibility and responsiveness shown to project
proposals in Africa;Supplementary budget prioritized for Africa;Environmental program grant aid vigorously applied;Energetically formulating new projects in ODA loaneligible countries; and

Consultation on-going with Angola, Ghana andNigeria to restart ODA loan projects.

Preparatory survey missions dispatched more
promptly and frequently than any other regions;Concrete steps to fulfill the commitments-Preparatory Survey Missions-

 75 missions dispatched, of those,

25 completed (as of September 1, 2009) 20 projects were formulated
based on the mission findings
 33 more missions planned
 Regional balance / priority of
the country respected

Regional Distribution by sector
Infrastructure (transport)
Infrastructure (ICT)
Education
HealthEnvironment
Peacebuilding

Northern

Infrastructure (power)
Trade/Investment/Tourism
Agriculture
Water and Sanitation
Community Development

Southern

EasternCentral/ Western01020304050607080

Example 1: Health Service Improvement<Asia-Africa Knowledge Co-creation Program (AAKCP)>“Total Quality Management for Better Hospital Services: A Holistic
Approach to Utilizing Existing Resources” (Phase 1, 2) (2007-2011)

Group 2

Group 1

MoroccoEritrea

Mali

Senegal

Niger

Nigeria

Burkina Faso

Kenya
UgandaBenin
DRC
BurundiTanzania
MalawiMadagascar

Hospital management project with “5S”
5S: Management tool originated in Japan(Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain)<Step2>

Eritrea

Hand on 5S from Sri
Lanka to African partners<Step1>
Hand on 5S system fromJapan to Sri Lanka

Japan

Sri Lanka

BurundiMali
NigeriaTanzania

AAKCP (Asia-Africa Knowledge Co-creation)
TQM-CQI-5S in Public Hospitals in 8 African countries
BASELINE
PHOTOGRAPHSAUGUST 2007

Before5S

OPEN REGISTRYFEBRUARY 2008

MID.
YEAR

August 2008

After1year

Example 2: Rice Production
Coalition for African Rice Development (CARD)
Goal of the Initiative

Double rice harvest within
10 years from the present
production of 14 million
tons to 28 million tons

Approaches classified by agro-ecology

Irrigated Field

Rainfed Lowland

Rehabilitation of Existing Irrigation
Facilities, Strengthening of Water
User’s Association

Rainfed UplandEstablishment of RiceDevelopment Model

Expanding of NERICA
Dissemination

21 Countries (12 countries as 1st Group, 9 countries as 2nd Group)
Implementation Framework

CARD Secretariat

Located in AGRA office in
Nairobi, 3 staffs from AGRA,
JICA, FARA

AGRA,FARA,FAO, NEPAD,WARDA, IRRI,JIRCAS, JICA
WB, AfDB, FAO, IFAD, WFP, UNDP, USAID, etc

Steering Committee
Members
SupportingPartners

The Second CARD Meeting
Coalition for African Rice Development（June 3 - 4, 2009, Tokyo）
140 Participants fromAfrican and Asian
Governments,International Agencies
and Diplomatic
Missions in Tokyo

Recognized thepolitical will towards
the implementation ofCARD at highest levelpossible

Sharing lessons leantfrom the 1st Groupcountries

Example 3: Financial Crisis
Special training courses established for Africa

Ministerial Follow-up Meeting (Botswana, March 2009)
adopted the Communiqué emphasizing thenegative impact on African continent

10 new training courses established:“Seminars on measures against global
financial and economic crisis”-capacity development of the financial sector;
at least 10 participants per course;
expected to start as soon as this November.

Thank you