## Chart IV-10 FY2011 Project Budget and Project Outlines by Ministry and Agency

1. Grant Aid

(1) Bilateral Grants

(i) Economic Development Assistance, etc.

(Units: JPY million)

Ministry or Agency	Project Name (Budget amount)	Project Outlines
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Grant Aid	(1) Grant Aid for General Projects: Provides the necessary funds so that developing countries can implement various projects concerning basic human needs including facility improvement and materials and equipment procurement.(2) Grant Aid for Community Empowerment: Provides the necessary funds to support the development of overall skills of people in communities facing poverty.(3) Non-Project Grant Aid: Provides the necessary funds for developing countries to purchase materials and equipment from overseas and implement economic and social reforms such as poverty reduction.(4) Grant Aid for Grassroots Human Security: Provides the necessary funds to support small-scale grassroots projects to enhance human security undertaken by local governments and NGOs in developing countries.(5) Grant Aid for Japanese NGO Projects: Provides the necessary funds to support economic and social development projects, emergency humanitarian assistance projects, and other projects undertaken by Japanese NGOs in developing countries and regions.(6) Grant Aid for Disaster Prevention and Reconstruction: Supports developing countries vulnerable to natural disasters by providing the necessary funds to maintain facilities as a disaster prevention measure and to restore facilities as part of the post-disaster recovery efforts.(7) Grant Aid for Cooperation on Counter-Terrorism and Security Enhancement: Provides the necessary funds to fight against terrorism and piracy as an effort to enhance peace and security which are vital for economic and social development in developing countries.(8) Grant Aid for Environmental/Climate Change Countermeasure Programs: Provides the necessary funds to formulate and implement policies and plans to fight against global warming in order to strengthen the efforts against climate change.(9) Grant Aid for Poverty Reduction Strategies: Among developing countries that are striving to implement and achieve poverty reduction strategies, provides financial support to those countries that have adequate financial capabilities.(10) Grant Aid for Human Resource Development: Provides the necessary funds to support developing countries with their development of human resources by accepting trainees at Japan's institutes of higher education.(11) Grant Aid for Fisheries: Provides the necessary funds to support economic and social development projects in fisheries-related industries in developing countries.(12) Cultural Grant Aid: Provides the necessary funds to support development projects in equipment procurement and facility improvement that are implemented to promote cultural and higher education activities and preservation of cultural heritage in developing countries. Cultural grants are administered through two schemes: "General Cultural Grant Aid" available to governmental organizations; and "Cultural Grassroots Project Grant Aid" available to NGOs and local governments conducting small-scale projects.(13) Emergency Grant Aid: Provides the necessary humanitarian emergency funds to support victims, refugees, and internally displaced persons suffering from natural disasters, domestic conflicts, or conflicts between countries.(14) Food Aid: Provides the necessary funds for developing countries facing food shortages to purchase grains such as rice, wheat and maize in accordance with the Food Aid Convention.(15) Grant Aid for Underprivileged Farmers: Provides the necessary funds to purchase fertilizer, farm machinery, etc., in order to support the self-help efforts of developing countries to improve their food self-sufficiency.