(Units: JP¥ million)

Ministry or Agency	Project Name (Budget amount)	Project Outlines
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	NGO project subsidies (30)	Assist with project formation and post-project evaluation with regard to economic and social projects implemented by NGOs in developing countries, and assist with holding trainings and seminars for the expansion/progression of international cooperation activities NGOs undertake.
Management grant for the Japan Foundation (6,342)	The Japan Foundation implements efficient and comprehensive international cultural exchange activities in order to contribute to a better international environment, and to the maintenance and development of harmonious international relationships between Japan and other countries through deepening other nations' understanding of Japan, promoting better mutual understanding among nations, and contributing to the world in culture and other fields.
Others (54,757)	(1) Conduct policy consultations in order to implement efficient and effective aid, establish Country Assistance Policy, and strengthen functions of the local ODA taskforce; (2) investigate the effectiveness of aid and make evaluations useful to the implementation of efficient and effective aid; and (3) report administrative expenses necessary for the implementation of ODA.
Total (*) 206,809
Ministry of Finance	Needed resources for financial and economic technical cooperation (42,110)	(1) Hold seminars both in developing countries and in Japan.
(2) Dispatch experts to developing countries.
(3) Accept guest members and researchers from developing countries.
(4) Conduct research on the economic situation and the effects of economic policies of developing countries.
(5) Establish formation financed by ODA loans, and provide technical assistance related to these ODA financed projects (through JICA's loan account for technical assistance).
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (including Japan Student Services Organization)	Promotion of acceptance of international students (28,173)	Japan has made efforts to promote the acceptance of international students based on the "Plan to Accept 100,000 International Students" formulated in 1983 and other proposals. As a result, the number of international students studying in Japan has increased, from 10,000 in 1983 when the "Plan to Accept 100,000 International Students" was formulated, to approximately 110,000 in 2003, surpassing the target number of 100,000. In May 2010, the number rose to roughly 142,000. In 2008, the "Plan for 300,000 International Students" was established, and at present the acceptance of 300,000 international students per year by 2020 is targeted.
(Examples of actual measures to achieve the plan)
• Acceptance of foreign government-sponsored students: Invite promising young people from around the world, especially from developing countries, to Japan for education and research purposes in institutions of higher education.
• Aid to privately-sponsored foreign students: Provide learning incentive benefits to support privately sponsored foreign students in Japanese institutions of higher education and students in Japanese language institutions.
Others (458)	Provide support through projects and international organizations to accept researchers and others from developing countries and to dispatch experts directly from Japan to developing countries in various fields, such as teaching Japanese language to the speakers of other languages, education, culture, and sports.
Total 28,631
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare	(1,341)	(1) Develop human resources in the fields of health, medical, and social welfare in developing countries and others. Conduct surveys and make plans for waterworks.
(2) Promote international cooperative projects for tuberculosis control, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), the Measles Eradication Initiative, international research cooperation for leprosy, and international cooperation for rehabilitation of disabled persons. Carry out projects for clinical studies on diseases endemic in developing countries.
(3) Promote appropriate and smooth operation of training programs.
(4) Give guidance and assistance to companies and organizations that accept foreign trainees.
(5) Accept foreign government-sponsored students into Polytechnic Universities. Assist with the creation of appropriate skill evaluation systems in developing countries.
(6) Provide support to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Asia Pacific Regional Skills and Employability Programme (SKILLS-AP), and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, and others.
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries	(1,660)	The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries carries out the following activities to contribute to global food security, develop the agriculture, forestry, and fishery industries in developing regions, and promote the development of fishing villages.
(1) Expand global food production and promote investment;
(2) Assist with solving global issues, including climate change;
(3) Promote the preservation and creation of forests overseas and sustainable forest management; and
(4) Secure overseas fishing grounds in cooperation with the countries concerned, and promote the smooth conclusion of fisheries agreements with them.

* Numbers may not add up to the total due to rounding.