directory of ngo/npos of japan in...

Directory of NGO/NPOs of Japan

in Africa

Published by Japan Citizen’s Network for TICAD

Preface

This directory was developed by Japan Citizen’s Network for TICAD (JCNT), a coalition of 30 organizations working in/on Africa. The JCNT was established in 2014 to act as a catalyst to make African citizens‘ voices heard, promote understanding of diverse Africa, learn from/contribute to the people in Africa, and bring effective input to political level conversation of TICAD (Tokyo International Conference on Africa). As we explore Japanese organizations working in/on Africa to compile directory 2017, we found that more groups than we had expected have been active in different places of Africa. We are confident that no directory has ever been compiled in this scale, 108 organizations listed across Japan, focusing only on Africa related non-profit organizations. On the other hand, the more we search, the more we know that there are many more Japanese organizations in Africa including the ones not mentioned in this directory. Once you open this directory, you will soon find that the types of fields, activities, scales are as diverse as the continent of Africa. The organizations listed here could be reached by various actors, non-state and state, not-for-profit and for profit, to incubate a new project. I deeply appreciate the organizations on this directory to take time and compile data for this project. I also would like to extend my deepest thanks to all organizations which, including the ones not posted on this directory, answered our inquiry kindly. Lastly but not least, I would like to express our appreciation to JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) for “JICA Donation Fund for the People of the World”, whose fund was appropriated to this project. I hope this directory plays a catalyst role to connect people on the ground, promote partnerships, and contribute to fair, sustainable, equal development for people in Africa and Japan. Naoko Tsuyama Japan Citizen’s Network for TICAD President of Africa Japan Forum

Guinea-Bissau Hope

Djibouti ICAN

Morocco NICE Women’s Forum for FISH

Mauritania Japan Mauritania Friendship Association

Senegal NICE Forest Energy Forum MPJ, The Baobab Association

Tunisia NICE

Egypt NICE

Sudan AAR Japan, CAPEDS JVC, JOICFP NGO ROCINANTES

Somalia Accept International JCCP

Liberia CI Japan, WAJ

Cote d'Ivoire NICE ICA Japan Women’s forum Fish

Burkina Faso Action for Greening Sahel, CORE Burkina Faso Yakyu-wo Ouensuru Kai Forest Energy Forum, Hunger Free World JBFA, NICE, OJVS, WAJ

Kenya Accept International, Africa Asante Nagoya Africa Kambe Shumpei Fellowship, AAR Japan, Child Doctor Japan, CanDo, CORE, HANDS GVS, Japan Africa Trust, JCCP, JOCS JACBOP, JOICFP, Magoso Japan, NICE Kenya - Japan Trade On Friendship, JANIDA Masayoshi Dream Fund, Mirai-Future of Kenya, MESA Friendship, MPJ, LBI, NICCO PANGAEA, PWJ, PLAS, RESULTS Japan Saidia Furaha Supporting Group of Japan ICAJapan, Tumaini Nyumbani, WAJ

Ethiopia AFRICA RIKAI PROJECT ADRA Japan, AAJE, MPJ, SAA Hope International Development Agency, Japan

Mali Association Sahel Sasakawa Africa Association WAJ, World Family Fund Niger

AMDA-MINDS WAJ

Togo NICE

Benin Hunger Free World

Nigeria Accept International NICE, SAA WAJ

Botswana NICE

Zimbabwe Nice, ADRA Japan Africa Support Group Society For Zimbabwe

Madagascar Cl Japan WAJ

Lesotho NICE WAJ

Chad Forest Energy Forum Action for Greening Sahel

Swaziland WAJ

Japanese NGOs in Africa MAP

Sierra Leone AMDA-MINDS NICE, WAJ

Ghana ACE, AIESEC HI, CARE, JOICFP, NICE, SESCO MPJ, WAJ

South Sudan JCCP, PWJ, JVC Wakachiai Project

Rwanda ARC, AMDA, MPJ, Mulindi Japan One Love Project WAJ, Reborn Kyoto

South Africa CI Japan, DPI-Japan, JVC, NGIBALULEKILE, NICE, Sapesi-Japan, TAAA, The Third World Shop Foundation, WAJ

Zambia WAJ, IFMSA, JOICFP, TICO, NICE, AAR Japan, World Family Fund, AMDA-MINDS

Democratic Republic of the Congo SESCO, GVS, Terra Renaissance, Forest Energy Forum, Humane International Network

Burundi Terra Renaissance Burundi Japan Friendship Mulindi Japan One Love Project

Uganda AAR Japan, FUUFA, Hunger Free World, Japan Africa Trust, JOCS, MPJ, NICE, PLAS, PWJ, SAA, SCJ, Terra Renaissance, Uganda Diaspora Japan, WAJ,JANIDA

Tanzania Japan Africa Trust, WAJ, JOICFP, SCJ, Tanzania Pole Pole Club, NICE, JOCS, MPJ, Forest Energy Forum, Wakachiai Project, Class for Everyone, AfriMedico

Mozambique NICE, WAJ, EGN Bridge for Lives in Mozambique,

Comoros: CI Japan Seychelles: CI Japan Mauritius: CI Japan, The Third World Shop Foundation

Malawi NICE, MPJ, WAJ

*Project sites could be changed anytime. *Organizations that answered “Africa” as project sites in our inquiry are not indicated on this map.

Overview NGOs/NPOs of Japan in Africa We have approached nearly 150 non-profit organizations in relation with Africa across Japan in two month between May and July 2017. Due to the time and resource constraints, we could hardly grasp all the activities of those organizations. Information provided here is totally up to their spontaneous information. Knowing that; our survey capacity of reaching out organizations outside of

Tokyo region was limited, projects’ status quo, the geographic pattern and number of

organizations working in Africa change over time, NGOs/NPOs were not necessarily asked to specify all the

names of countries with projects in this survey, we still captured some facts with regard to non-profit activities from Japan to Africa. Currently Japanese NGO/NPOs have been involved in diverse projects in 40 countries across Africa, except for some countries in central and south west of the continent. In fact, the area of contribution is extensive across the continent. For official language patterns, 17 English speaking countries are included, while French speaking countries are 15, and 3 countries used both English and French as official languages, followed by Arabic, Portuguese and Amharic speaking countries. Kenya is the biggest recipient in Africa of NGOs/NPOs from Japan followed by Uganda, Tanzania, and South Africa. Burkina Faso and Rwanda are the French speaking countries that host relatively many Japanese organizations among French speaking countries. Lastly but not least, we have to note that some organizations are developing unique and essential activities here at home, Japan, supporting people from Africa. Furthermore, most organizations are engaged with awareness raising activities to set people free from stereotypical notion of “Africa” and to establish the equality bottom line based on people to people partnerships.

INDEX

P Organization URL Facebook Account https://www.facebook.com/

Main Countries (Africa)

1 Accept International https://www.accept-international.org accept.international.org Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria

1 Action against Child Exploitation (ACE)

http://www.acejapan.org acejapan Ghana

1 Action for Greening Sahel (AGS) http://sahelgreen.org sahelgreen.org Burkina Faso, Chad

1 ADRA Japan http://www.adrajpn.org adrajapan Zimbabwe, Ethiopia

2 AFRIC Africa http://afric-africa.vis.ne.jp/about/index.htm

Africa

2 Africa Asante Nagoya http://asante-nagoya.com asante.nagoya Kenya

2 Africa Japan Forum http://www.ajf.gr.jp Africa.Japan.Forum Africa

2 Africa Kambe Shumpei Fellowship http://www.s-kambevet.org kambe.shumpei Kenya

3 Africa Reconciliation Committee(ARC)

http://www.arc-japan.org ARCJAPAN Rwanda, Africa

3 AFRICA RIKAI PROJECT http://africa-rikai.net AfricaRikaiProject Africa, Ethiopia

3 Africa Support Group Society For Zimbabwe

http://www.societyforzimbabwe.org DanceWithAfrica Zimbabwe

4 African Association of Miyagi (AFAM)

http://www.afam-org.com afamorg Northeast of Japan

4 African JAG Project http://www.africanjag.org AfricanJAG Africa, World

4 AfriMedico http://afrimedico.org/ afrimedico Tanzania

4 AIESEC Hitotsubashi Local Committee

EN-貧困問題コミュニティー開発-in-Ghana--307892439629190/

Ghana

5 AMDA Multisectoral and Integrated Development Services (AMDA-MINDS)

http://www.amda-minds.org amda.minds/ Sierra Leone, Niger, Zambia

5 ASHINAGA http://en.ashinaga.org/ ASHINAGAofficial Sub-Saharan Africa,

5 Asia and Africa Join Effort (AAJE) http://aaje.jafore.org/ Ethiopia

6 Association for Aid and Relief, Japan (AAR Japan)

http://www.aarjapan.gr.jp aarjapan Sudan, Zambia, Kenya, Uganda

6 Association of Medical Doctors of ASIA (AMDA)

http://www.amda.or.jp AMDA.international Rwanda

6 Association Sahel http://www.jca.apc.org/sahel-no-mori/index.html

sahelnomori/ West Africa, Mali

7 AYINA http://ayina.org/ ayina.org Africa, Japan

7 BHN Association http://www.bhn.or.jp.official bhnassociation World

7 Bridge for Lives in Mozambique http://www.tsunagkai.com tsunagukai/ Mozambique

7 Burukina Faso Yakyu-wo Ouensuru Kai

burkinabaseball/ Burkina Faso

8 Burundi Japan Friendship

FriendsWithBurundiProject/ Burundi

8 CARE International Japan (CARE) http://www.careintjp.org/ CAREjp/ Asia, Africa

8 Child Doctor Japan http://www.child-doctor.org/ ChildDoctorJapan/ Kenya

8 Civil Association for understanding Africa in Hiroshima

Africa

9 Class for Everyone http://class4every1.jp class4every1 Tanzania

9 Committee for Assisting and Promoting Education for Disabled in Sudan (CAPEDS)

Sudan

9 Community Action Development Organisation (CanDo)

http://www.cando.or.jp/ candoafrica Kenya

10 Community Road Empowerment, CORE

http://coreroad.org/ Africa (Kenya, Brukina Faso)

10 Conservation International Japan (CI Japan)

http://www.conservation.or.jp Conservation.International.Japan

Comoros, Seychelles, Madagascar, South Africa, Mauritius, Liberia

10 Ehime Global Network (EGN) http://www.egn.or.jp/ wakuwaku.egn/ Mozambique

11 Forest Energy Forum http://blog.canpan.info/mori/

Tanzania (Senegal, Burkina Faso, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo)

11

Friends of the Earth Japan (FoE) http://www.foejapan.org/ FoEJapan World

11 Global Voluntary Service (GVS) http://www.gvs.jp Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo

11 Go! Fly! Wheelchairs http://tondeke.org/ World

11 Greenpeace Japan http://www.greenpeace.org/japan/ World

12 Health and Development Service（HANDS）

http://www.hands.or.jp npohands Kenya

12 Hope http://www.npo-gb-esp.org/ エスペランサ@ギニアビサウ Guinea‐Bissau

12 Hope International Development Agency, Japan

http://www.hope.or.jp HOPEInternationalJapan Ethiopia

12 Humane International Network (HINT)

http://www.epopee.co.jp/hint https://m.facebook.com/hint.member Democratic Republic of the Congo

13 HUNGER FREE WORLD http://www.hungerfree.net/ hungerfreeworld.japan Benin, Uganda, Burkina Faso

13 International Children’s Action Network (ICAN)

http://www.ican.or.jp/ http://www.facebook.com/ICAN.NGO/ Djibouti

13 International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations, Japan (IFMSA)

http://ifmsa.jp/ ifmsajapan/ Zambia, Africa

13 Japan Africa Trust http://jat-jp.org/ Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania

14 Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association

http://www.jatahq.org Africa

14 Japan Association for Refugees http://www.refugee.or.jp ja4refugees Japan

14 JAPAN BURKINA FASO FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION (JBFA)

http://jbfa.org jbfa.jp Burkina Faso

14 Japan Campaign to Ban Landmines

http://www.jcbl.jpn.org JapanCampaigntoBanLandmines Africa

15 Japan Center For Conflict Prevention (JCCP)

http://www.jccp.gr.jp/ https://www.facebook.com/NGOJCCP South Sudan, Kenya, Somalia

15 Japan International Volunteer Center (JVC)

http://www.ngo-jvc.net NGOJVC South Africa, Sudan, South Sudan

15 Japan Mauritania Friendship Association

http://jmfa.main.jp/ Mauritania

16 Japan National Assembly of Disabled Peoples’ International (DPI-Japan)

http://www.dpi-japan.org/ DPIJAPAN.Office South Africa

16 Japan Overseas Christian Medical Cooperative Service (JOCS)

http://www.jocs.or.jp JOCS.office Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania

16 Japan Relief Clothing Center http://www.jrcc.or.jp World

16 Japan-Africa Children’s Books Project (JACBOP)

http://africa-kodomo.com africachildrenbooks Africa, Kenya

17 Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP)

http://www.joicfp.or.jp/ JOICFP Ghana, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Sudan

17 JEN http://www.jen-npo.org Japan.Emergency.Ngo Middle East

17 KANSAI SOUTHERN AFRICA NETWORK（KASAN）

Africa

17 Kenya - Japan Trade On Friendship (Tokyo Office)

https://kenyatea.jimdo.com/ mtkenyatea/ Kenya

18 Magoso Japan http://magoso.jp magososupportersclub Kenya

18 Malaria No More Japan (MNMJ) http://www.mnmj.asia/ Africa

18 Masayoshi Dream Fund

Kenya

18 Médecins du Monde Japon (MDM) http://www.mdm.or.jp/ mdmjapan World

19 Médecins Sans Frontières Japan (MSF)

http://www.msf.or.jp msf.japan World

19 MESA Friendship http://mesafriendship.web.fc2.com/ Kenya

19 Millennium Promise Japan (MPJ) http://millenniumpromise.jp/ mpj.end.poverty

Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, Senegal, Ghana, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Tanzania and others

20 Mirai – Future of Kenya http://kenyanomirai.org kenyanomirai Kenya

20 Mulindi Japan One Love Project http://www.onelove-project.info http://oneloverwanda.blog105.fc2.com

Rwanda, Burundi, World

20 Never-ending International workCamps Exchange (NICE)

http://nice1.gr.jp nice.workcamp

Egypt,Tunisia,Morocco,Kenya,Uganda,Tanzania,Nigeria,Togo,Ghana,Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, South Africa, World

21 NGIBALULEKILE ～I am special～

https://www.ngibalulekile.org NGIBALULEKILE South Africa

21 NGO For International Development in Africa (JANIDA)

http://www.janida.org JANIDA Africa

21 NGO Little Bees International (LBI) https://www.littlebeesinternational.org littlebeesinternational/ Kenya

22

NGO ROCINANTES https://www.rocinantes.org rocinantes.japan Sudan

22 NGO SESCO

Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana

22 NGO Terra Renaissance http://www.terra-r.jp terra.ngo

Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi

22 Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development（NICCO）

http://www.kyoto-nicco.org NiccoKyoto Kenya

23 NPO FUKUOKA ・ UGANDA FRIENDSHIP ASSO Ｃ IATION (FUUFA)

http://fuufa.main.jp Uganda

23 NPO Reborn Kyoto http://www.reborn-kyoto.org rebornkyoto Rwanda

23 Organisation Japonaise pour Vivre avec le Sourire (OJVS)

http://ojvs.or.jp le.sourire.japon.ojvs Burkina Faso

23 Oxfam Japan http://oxfam.jp OxfamJapan World

24 PANGAEA http://www.pangaean.org npo.pangaea Kenya

24 Peace Winds Japan http://www.peace-winds.org PWJPublicRelations Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan

24 Positive Living through AIDS Orphan Support (PLAS)

http://www.plas-aids.org/ NGOPLAS Kenya, Uganda

25 RESULTS Japan http://www.resultsjp.org Kenya

25 Saidia Furaha Supporting Group of Japan

http://saidiafuraha.sakura.ne.jp/top.html

saidiafuraha Kenya

25 Sapesi-Japan http://www.sapesi-japan.org/ SAPESI.Japan South Africa

25 Sasakawa Africa Association http://www.saa-safe.org/jpn/ Africa-Association-352578084771870/ Ethiopia, Uganda, Nigeria, Mali, World

26 Save the Children Japan (SCJ) http://www.savechildren.or.jp/ SCJ.SavetheChildrenJapan Uganda, Tanzania

26 Support Women and Children in Africa（SWACIA）

http://www.swacin.org http://www.swacin.com

Swacin Africa

26 Tanzania Pole Pole Club http://polepoleclub.jp/ TanzaniaPolePoleClub/ Tanzania

27 The Africa Society of Japan http://www.africasociety.or.jp Africa

27 The Baobab Association http://the-baobab.org Senegal

27 The Institute of Cultural Affairs, Japan (ICA)

http://www.icajapan.org icajapan/ Kenya, Côte d'Ivoire

27 The Third World Shop Foundation http://www.p-alt.co.jp/ South Africa, Mauritius,

28 Together with Africa and Asia Association(TAAA)

http://www.taaa.jp/ South Africa

28 Tokushima International Cooperation (TICO)

http://www.tico.or.jp/ ticohq Zambia

28 Tumaini Nyumbani https://tumaini-nyumbani.jimdo.com/ TumainiNyumbani Kenya

28 Uganda Diaspora Japan http://ugadiaspora.jpn.org/index.html Uganda Diaspora Japan - UDJ Uganda

29 Wakachiai Project Inc. http://www.wakachiai.com wakachiai South Sudan, Tanzania and others

29 Water Aid Japan (WAJ) http://www.wateraid.org/jp WaterAidJapan

Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Madagascar, Malawi, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zambia, Lesotho, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda South Africa, Senegal

29 Women’s Forum for FISH（WFF） http: //www.wff.gr.jp/conte.html

Morocco, Côte d'Ivoire, COMHAFAT countries

30 Women's Action Against FGM, Japan (WAAF)

http://www.jca.apc.org/~waaf/ womens.action.against.fgm.japan Africa

30 World Family Fund (WFF) http://www.liv-craft.com/wff/ Mali, Zambia

30 World Vision Japan http://www.worldvision.jp WorldVisionJapan Africa

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Action against Child Exploitation (ACE) President: Yuka IWATSUKI

3rd Floor, Atsuki-Bldg.1-6-4 Higashiueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0015 TEL: 03-3835-7555 FAX: 03-3835-7601 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.acejapan.org Facebook ＠acejapan Twitter @ace_japan

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Decent Work, Industry, Equality, Community, Peace/Human Rights

Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture, Consultation Country India, Ghana, Japan

Main Projects -Child Rights Protection Program -Advocacy Program -Awareness Raising and Support Program -Socially Responsible Business Acceleration Program Financial Info. Revenue：96,337,084yen Expenditure：93,506,468yen（FY2015）

Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

There are 168 million children around the world who cannot go to school and are in danger of injury or disease because of hazardous labour. ACE is an international cooperation NGO. Our aim is to make a society where every children’s rights are equally protected, so that they will be able to live a safe life with hope. We take actions for abolition and prevention of Child labour with citizens in Japan. ACE was established by student volunteers in 1997. We now hold our activities in Japan, India and Ghana.

Action for Greening Sahel General Director: Toshiki OKAMOTO

NAS BLD.3rd Fl. 16 Konya-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0035 TEL: 03-3252-1040 FAX: 03-3252-1041 E-mail: [email protected] http://sahelgreen.org Facebook @sahelgreen.org

Field Poverty, Food, Water/Sanitation, Community, Forest Type Development, Emergency Relief, Staffing Country Burkina Faso, Chad Financial Info. Revenue：28,640,357yen Expenditure：27,575,424yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers ADRA Japan Chairman of the Board：Toshio SHIBATA

1-11-1 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0001 TEL: 03-5410-0045 FAX: 03-5474-2042 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.adrajpn.org Facebook @adrajapan Twitter @ADRA_Japan

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief Country Nepal, Myanmar, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Yemen , Japan

Main Projects -WASH project for South Sudanese refugees at Ethiopian border -Education project in Northern rural area in Zimbabwe -Plastic Surgery project for people with Cleft palate and lip in Nepal


Message ADRA operates projects based on our motto "Changing the world, One life at a time". ADRA works with people in poverty and distress in development and emergency challenges. ADRA meets the local needs and works for creating positive change and independence of the people.

Accept International CEO: Yosuke NAGAI Domi-ru1A, 5-2-3 Minamiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106-0047 TEL: 050-3698-4373 E-mail: [email protected] https://www.accept-international.org Facebook @accept.international.org Twitter @accept_int

Field Peace/Human Rights Type Development, Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training Country Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, China（the Xinjiang-Uygur Autonomous Region）

Main Projects 1. Participations Prevention into terrorists groups 2. Defection Acceleration from terrorists groups 3. Enlightenment activities


https://www.facebook.com/acejapan

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AFRIC Africa Director: Naoki MATSUURA 2161 Iwakura Hataeda-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-0015 TEL: 090-9719-5420 FAX: 075-781-6769 E-mail: [email protected] http://afric-africa.vis.ne.jp/about/index.htm

Field Poverty, Education, Community Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training Country Africa, Japan

Main Projects -Web magazine ‘AFRIC news’ -Teaching Africa project -Serengeti human-wildlife project

Financial Info. Revenue: 1,939,674yen Expenditure: 1,939,674yen（FY2016）

(Specified Nonprofit Corporation) Africa Asante Nagoya Chief Director: Yoshiko ISHIKAWA

Nisshin Bldg. #906 1-25-1 Aoi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, 461-0004 TEL: 052-933-1588 FAX: 052-933-1588 E-mail: [email protected] http://asante-nagoya.com Facebook @asante.nagoya

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Employment

Type Development, Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Conducting Free Medical Camp in Kenya

Country Kenya

Main Projects -Annual free medical camp in Gem East, a rural village of Nyanza Province in Kenya. -We have built a community center and dug a 200m-deep-drilled well there. -The center is going to be approved as an official health center by Kenyan government.

Opportunities Volunteers

Message Our mission is to support vulnerable people in a rural area to live healthy lives. With a high prevalence of HIV infection, the project area has been struggling with inadequate healthcare. We have held annual medical camp since 2010. Most of people in the village have come to have HIV test.

Africa Japan Forum President: Naoko TSUYAMA

3rd Fl. Maruko Bldg. 1-20-6Higashiueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0015 TEL: 03-3834-6902 FAX: 03-3834-6903 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.ajf.gr.jp Facebook @Africa.Japan.Forum Field Food, Health, Climate Change, Forest, Peace/Human Rights

Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Africa

Main Projects ・Building networks of NGOs and people working on African issues ・Raising awareness of Africa ・Establishing equal partnership with African communities in Japan ・Advocacy

Financial Info. Revenue：29,504,968yen Expenditure：28,886,738yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message We deliver diverse aspects of Africa with experienced members, establish grassroots networks to connect people in Africa and Japan to overcome challenges together.

Africa Kambe Shumpei Fellowship President: Kunihiko HISA Risako Noguchi 2-19-2 Setagaya Setagaya-ku Tokyo, 150-0047 TEL: 03-6277 8297 FAX: 03-5545-0931 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.s-kambevet.org Facebook @kambe.shumpei

Field Poverty, Water/Sanitation, Climate Change, Forest, Veterinary Med Type Advocacy, Research, Vet Practice Country Kenya

Main Projects -Vet Practice of Maasai domestic animal -Conservation for Wildlife -Meal support for Slum kid

English Periodical Nairobi letter (3~4/per year) Financial Info. Revenue：4,235,917yen Expenditure：4,235,917yen（FY2009） Opportunities Volunteers

Message As a veterinarian, for coexistence with traditional communities, mainly wildlife and Maasai domestic animals! Conservation of wildlife, support of children's lunch in slum, share information of Japanese international assistance of Africa.

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Africa Reconciliation Committee President: Minoru OBAYASHI #511 Yotsuya Sunhights, 4-6-1, Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0004

TEL: 03-3351-0892 FAX: 03-3351-0892 E-mail:[email protected]

http://www.arc-japan.org Facebook @ARCJAPAN Twitter @ArcJapanNews

Field Peace/Human Rights

Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture

Country Rwanda, Africa

Main Projects -Promoting Communal Reconciliation through Micro-saving Project -Rwanda Children Education Fund -Research Project on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) by UN PKOs. -Stop Child-soldier Action

Financial Info. Revenue：1,567,153yen Expenditure：642,057yen (FY2009) Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

We at ARC believe that society is very much like the human body: conflicts are illnesses. The eastern way of looking at health issues is to approach the human being from within in an attempt to restore the body’s original powers. Orthodox international assistance, however, is like western surgery – which treats the illness from outside the body. We believe that our eastern way of thought, fully embedded in oriental philosophy, may be instrumental in facilitating reconciliation within post-conflict society in Africa.

AFRICA RIKAI PROJECT Executive Director: Kurumi SHIRATORI

1-11-8 Yaguchi, Oota-ku, Tokyo, 146-0093

TEL: 03-3758-5665 (Wakamatsu) FAX: 03-3758-5665 E-mail: [email protected]

http://africa-rikai.net Facebook @AfricaRikaiProject Twitter @africarikai

Field Poverty, Education, Alternative Trade

Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture

Country Africa, Ethiopia

Main Projects

1 Publishing Project：Publication of books about Africa in Africa and Japan 2 Educational Support：Support for girls of a nomadic community "Ethiopia everyone's

school project" 3 Development Education：Built global human resources: conduct seminars and dispatch

lecturers, etc. English Periodical Issuing Mail Magazines from our WEB site: http://africa-rikai.net

Financial Info. Revenue：1,650,664yen Expenditure：1,334,701yen（FY2015）


Message In order to inspire people to be truly global citizens, we strive to promote understanding towards Africa, both in society as well as in schools. Connecting the many country of Africa with Japan, lessening the distance in between through various projects, with unique ideas and approaches.

Africa Support Group Society For Zimbabwe Representative: Kumiko HAYASHIMOTO

292－26 Kamikomazawa, Nagano City, Nagano, 381-0082

TEL: (026)295-6124 FAX: (026)295-6124 E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.societyforzimbabwe.org Facebook @DanceWithAfrica

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Peace/Human Rights

Type Supplies

Country Zimbabwe

Main Projects -Domboshava primary school -Education

Financial Info. Operating cost：575,702yen（FY2016）

Message I learnt in Zimbabwe that no matter how poor or trialing circumstances may be, people can have the power to live. I also learnt that those people deserve every respect.

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African Association of Miyagi President: Dr. Isaac Yaw ASIEDU 4-13-12 Sumiyoshidai Higashi, Izumiku, Sendai, Miyagi, 981-3222 TEL: 022-376-4092 FAX: 022-376-4092 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.afam-org.com Facebook @afamorg

Country Northeast of Japan, Japan

Main Projects

-We welcome African international students who come to study in the Universities in the Tohoku Region and offer support to help them settle in.

-We actively participate in the events held by the local government and city hall / ward office.

-We hold seminars and symposiums and disseminate Africa's business situation etc. to companies, governments and others.

-We cooperate and participate in events for African international students held by JICA and university institutions.

African JAG Project Representative: Noriko ASANO

2nd Fl. Teracce Terano Ter2-13-2 Setagaya Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 154-0017 TEL: 03-6318-9718 FAX: 03-6318-9718 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.africanjag.org Facebook @AfricanJAG

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Energy, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership, Medical Support

Type Supplies, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training, Staffing Country Africa(for support), World(for information) Main Projects EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO POVERTY IN AFRICA

Financial Info. Revenue：8,056,069yen Expenditure：7,211,245yen (FY2010) Opportunities Volunteers

Message Poverty, starvation, disease, ethnic conflict that spreads in Africa... Many people are suffering and live in danger of death in their everyday lives. Please know the reality. Please think what can be done. Please lend a helping hand.

AfriMedico Chairperson: Eri MACHII 6-18-3 Shimbashi Minatoku, Tokyo, 105-0004 TEL: 050-5319-6525 E-mail: [email protected] http://afrimedico.org Facebook @afrimedico Twitter @AfriMedico

Field Health Type Medical Support Country Tanzania

Main Projects 1.Medicine delivery to remote area of Africa by “Use first, Pay Later” scheme 2. Health education, medical environment research 3. Holding events and seminar to enlighten medical situation in Africa

Financial Info. Revenue: 4,190,000yen Expenditure: 2,539,000yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message AfriMedico aims to achieve Universal Health Coverage with “OKIGUSURI” with a goal of continuously improving the medical environment in Africa. “OKIGUSURI” is a uniquely Japanese method of marketing “Use First, Pay Later” basis and one that has a history of well over 300 years within Japan’s healthcare system.

AIESEC Hitotsubashi Local Committee Local Committee President: Masaaki MOTOKI

Naka Kunitati-shi, Tokyo, 186-8601

TEL: 042-577-0992 FAX: 042-8177-8884 E-mail: [email protected] Facebook @ EN-貧困問題コミュニティー開発-in-Ghana--307892439629190/ Field Poverty, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Community, Community Development Type Development, Supplies Country Ghana

Main Projects -Produce Internship to the young who has interests in Africa -Community Development Project through agriculture, education and health team -Goods support project to the local community we approach


Message We provide internship opportunity, which is about ‘Community Development’ to the young. What we pursue is ‘Endogenous and Sustainable Development’. And we believe working in Africa will change everything in you. Feel free to contact us.

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AMDA Multisectoral and Integrated Development Services Managing Director: Shunsuke SUZUKI

4-5, Banzan-cho, Kita-ku, Okayama-city, Okayama, 700-0818

TEL: 086-232-8815 FAX: 086-232-7668 E-mail : [email protected]

http://www.amda-minds.org Facebook @amda.minds Twitter @amdaminds Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Community Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training, Lecture Country Sierra Leone, Niger, Zambia, Nepal, Myanmar, Honduras, Japan

Main Projects Myanmar: Livelihood improvement, health and sanitation Nepal: Livelihood improvement, health, reconstruction(post-earthquake) Honduras: health, youth development Niger: Education development Sierra Leone: Health system Zambia: Health and community support

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue：448,962,337yen Expenditure：439,206,453yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message We are implementing social development projects in the field of poverty reduction and health improvement for communities in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Our objective is to create an environment where more families and communities live healthier and have their future hope.

ASHINAGA President: Yoshiomi TAMAI

Hirakawa-cho Kaizaka Bldg.1-6-8Hirakawa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 102-8639

TEL: 03-3221-0888 FAX: 03-3221-7676 E-mail: [email protected]

http://en.ashinaga.org Facebook @ASHINAGAofficial Twitter @AshinagaGlobal Field Poverty, Education Type Awareness Raising, Education, Providing Scholarship・Student loans Country Japan, Sub-Sahara African countries

Main Projects

-Provide scholarship program and/or student loans to orphaned students in Japan and Sub-Sahara African countries.

-Provide educational and psychological support to orphaned students. Managing low cost dormitories and educational facilities for orphaned students in Japan and Uganda and Senegal.

-Provide the opportunity for orphaned students to participate in summer camps, internship and global experience programs, for medium and long terms.

English Periodical KOKOROZASHI News Letter (4 times/year), Ugandan News (twice/year) and Others Financial Info. Revenue：7,404,900,000yen Expenditure：6,168,500,000yen （FY2016 Estimate） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Ashinaga is providing educational, psychological and financial support to orphaned students worldwide. We believe that small acts of kindness can sum up and change the world. Let‘s walk this path together!

Asia and Africa Join Effort (AAJE) Representative: Masayoshi SHIGETA 1748-99 Kitakomatsu, Shigacho, Shiga-gun, Shiga, 520-0501


URL: http://aaje.jafore.org Field Food, Education, Partnership Type Development, Research Country Ethiopia, South Omo

Main Projects -Community-based development on ensete (ensete ventricosum), indigenous plants in

Ethiopia - Lectures on cultures and societies in Africa

Message AAJE has started working for the community-based development on ensete (ensete ventricosum), which is indigenous crop in Ethiopia, since 2008. This project contributes to the conservation of ensete landraces. It also provides several opportunities for locals to income generation through ensete products development.

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Association for Aid and Relief, Japan (AAR Japan) President: Yukie OSA 7th Fl., Mizuho Building, 2-12-2 Kamiosaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 141-0021 TEL: 03-5423-4511 FAX: 03-5423-4450 E-mail: See our website http://www.aarjapan.gr.jp Facebook @aarjapan Twitter @aarjapan

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Peace/Human Rights, Landmines＆UXOs, Supporting People with Disabilities, Awareness Raising

Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture

Country Sudan, Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Greece, India, Japan

Main Projects -Education Assistance for South Sudanese in Refugee Settlements, Northern Uganda, -Comprehensive Assistance to Syrian Refugees in the South-East Region of Turkey, -Operation of Vocational Training Center and Strengthen Networks to Support Employment of PWDs in Myanmar

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue：1,644,394,675yen Expenditure：1,718,642,337yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message We hold impartiality to politics, religion, and ideology as one of our principles. Our overseas and domestic activities are centered around the notion of providing long-term assistance to those who are placed in the most vulnerable positions, even among people who are generally under difficult conditions.

Association of Medical Doctors of ASIA President： Shigeru SUGANAMI 3-31-1 Ifukucho, Okayama-city, Okayama, 700-0013 TEL: 086-252-7700 FAX: 086-252-7717 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.amda.or.jp Facebook @AMDA.international Twitter @NGO_AMDA

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Peace/Human Rights Type Development, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training

Country Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines, Viet Nam, Bangladesh, Rwanda

Main Projects -Emergency Relief -Reconstruction -Mid-Long Term Project Financial Info. Revenue：262,178,278yen Expenditure：118,291,532yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Based on the spirit of Sogo-Fujo, AMDA provides emergency medical aid to people affected by natural as well as man-made disasters. With its special strength in the medical and health sectors, AMDA also implements mid- to long-term social development projects helping people in their community building process.

Association Sahel President: Mitsuo SAKABA 1-2-3-403 Haramachida Machida-shi, Tokyo, 194-0013 TEL: 042-721-1601 FAX: 042-721-1704 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.jca.apc.org/sahel-no-mori/index.html Facebook @ sahelnomori

Field Forest, Combat against Desertification, Appropriate Technology Type Development Country West Africa, Mali

Main Projects

-Support for small afforestation by local inhabitants (Distribution of seedlings, afforestation workshop).

-Training and practice for maintaining, rebuilding and revitalising socio-ecological production landscapes.

-Development and popularization of rebuilding techniques for socio-ecological production landscapes.

Financial Info. Revenue：5,591,000yen Expenditure：6,189,000yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We celebrated the 30th anniversary of the founding in 2017. We really appreciate your help and understanding in our activities. We will continue our activities so that Mali peoples can live a stable life.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.amda.or.jp/

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AYINA President：Souroulere ZOMAHOUN 1459-26, Taya-cho, Sakae-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa, 244-0844 TEL: 090-2842-6516 E-mail: [email protected] http://ayina.org Facebook @ayina.org Twitter @ayinajapan

Field Poverty, Education, Employment, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Africa Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training Country Africa, Japan

Main Projects 1 Education ~Develop the independence leaders~ 2 Agricultural reform ~Self-sufficiency for foods~ 3 Innovation ~Promotion of green energy~ 4 Cultural exchange ~Acquisition of objective thinking~


Message Our purpose is to reduce the prejudice about Africa and connect African people and Japanese people for solving each problem with several events.

BHN Association President: Masanori SATOU

NTT Ueno Bldg. 5-24-11 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0005 TEL: 03-6803-2110 FAX: 03-6803-2134 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.bhn.or.jp.official Facebook @bhnassociation

Field Energy, Industry, ICT, Telemedicine, Community Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training

Country Myanmar, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Others

Main Projects

-Enhancing Community Ability for Disaster Risk Reduction through the use of Community Radio in Hatiya Island, Bangladesh

-Electrification Project in Central Western Kayin State and Eastern Mon State, Myanmar -Aiding Survivors of Earthquake in Central Nepal -BHN Human Resource Development Program


Message We believe that information such as data, news, knowledge and communication, is also one of the Basic Human Needs (BHN). We are assisting those who in need of information utilizing community FM, public addressing systems, solar power systems and telemedicine networks.

Bridge for Lives in Mozambique President/Head of office in Mozambique: Megumi ENOMOTO

3-12-6, Kusaminishi, Kokuraminami-ku, Kitakyushu-city, Fukuoka Rua sem saida, bairro de Natite, Pemba, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique TEL: 093-472-1444 FAX: 093-472-1444 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.tsunagkai.com Facebook @/tsunagukai/

Field Poverty, Food, Education, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Forest, Partnership, Environmental Conservation

Type Development Country Mozambique

Main Projects -Education Projects: Building and management of TERAKOYA school houses in slum. -Public health projects: Construction of wells and toilets, shared use water tanks, Public

health education. -International Exchange Projects: Music and cultural exchange tour of African Makonde

tribe Financial Info. Revenue：7,127,953yen Expenditure：6,725,784yen（FY2016）


Message We have realized the true grass-roots activities, aiming to improvement for QOL of Mozambique by the Mozambique people. Activities are carried out based on the ideas of Mozambique staff. Minimizing Japanese labor costs and we are considering to secure income of the poor people in Field area.

Burkina Faso Yakyu-wo Ouensuru Kai President: Yuta DEAI ２ Nishiougiyama Furano TEL: 0167-23-4505 FAX: 0167-23-4505 E-mail: [email protected] Facebook @burkinabaseball

Field Education, Employment, Community, Peace/Human Rights Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training, Staffing Country Burkina Faso Financial Info. Revenue：About 800,000 yen Expenditure：700,000yen Opportunities Interns, Volunteers Message We value wisdom and imagination. They will clear the various problems.

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Burundi Japan Friendship President: Tomoka DUSABE Karurama, Commune Rugombo, Province Cibitoke, Republic of Burundi TEL: +257 72145271 E-mail: [email protected] Facebook @FriendsWithBurundiProject

Field Poverty, Employment, Industry, Equality, Community, Partnership Type Development, Supplies Country Burundi

Main Projects

Cooperating with farmers for their income generation ・marketing and selling support for the moringa soap manufacturing by farmer ’ s

association ・developing handicrafts for Japanese market and selling to the retail stores ・introducing coffee beans to Japanese buyers

Financial Info. Revenue：30,000yen Expenditure：30,000yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We are cooperating with local associations and enterprises with motto “for better outcome of the activities by Burundians for Burundi”. We hope to promote the citizen interaction by starting volunteer tours in order to generate more cooperation in the future.

CARE International Japan Chairperson：Shuichiro MEGATA

5th Fl. Mejiro Culture Bldg. 2-2-1 Mejiro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, 171-0031 TEL: 03-5950-1335 FAX: 03-5950-1375 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.careintjp.org/ Facebok:@ CAREjp Twitter @CAREjp Field Poverty, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Community, Climate Change

Type Development, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training Country Asia, Africa

Main Projects -Ghana: Good Growth Project in East Mamprusi District of Northern Region -Timor Lester: Atsabe Rural Development Project for Improvement of Livelihood in Ermera District -Youth Leadership Development (YLD) Ayutthaya, Rayong


Message We are looking forward to working with all of our partners to achieve social justice for the world’s poorest women and girls.

Child Doctor Japan Chairman: Dr. Isao MORI

Ishinkai Yao General Hospital, 1-41, Numa, Yao City, Osaka, 581-0036 TEL: 072-920-0858 FAX: 072-920-0858 E-mail: [email protected] URL:http://www.child-doctor.org Facebook @ChildDoctorJapan Field Health

Type Development Country Kenya

Main Projects -Medical Sponsorship -Clinic Project

Financial Info. Revenue：62,328,441yen Expenditure：50,987,232yen（FY2015）

Message Our mission is to foster a healthy society in which all people can equally enjoy their lives with a smile. To achieve this, our medical sponsorship program is positioned to build a close and heartfelt relationship between sponsors and the children/family by frequent correspondence. We hope everyone joining us shares the happiness.

Civil Association for understanding Africa in Hiroshima Dr. Yoshihiko FUJIMOTO

Nishi-ku, Hiroshima City, Japan TEL: 090-5706-4886 E-mail: [email protected]

Field Poverty, Education, Gender, Inequality, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership Type Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Africa

Main Projects We are holding a study session to understand Africa, and sometime we hold an open lecture in Hiroshima.

Message Our main activities are study sessions to understand African issues, especially after democratizing South Africa. As a citizen, we would like to think about Africa in Hiroshima where we live, so that we could extend our mind to various things.


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Class for Everyone Director: Koji TAKAHAMA 2647-10 Nagura Midori-ku Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa

TEL: 090-1120-8503 E-mail: [email protected]

http://class4every1.jp Facebook @class4every1 Twitter @class4every1

Field Health, Education, Energy

Type Development, Supplies,

Country Korogwe District, Tanzania

Main Projects -TASUKi: To reuse devices from Japan and use it for ICT education in developing country. -HIKARi: To reuse solar panels from Japan and use it for ICT education in non-electrified

areas. -MOBi: To deliver ICT education opportunities to Children living in rural and remote areas.


Message We are considering collaboration with other organizations and companies first, and we have cooperation tracks with nearly 100 organizations. We are also happy to be able to participate in activities together and we can also participate in the activities in various ways.

Committee for Assisting and Promoting Education for Disabled in Sudan

Committee for Assisting and Promoting Education for Disabled in Sudan President: Mohamed Omver ABDIN

609-38 Akatsuka Tsukuba city, Ibaraki, 305-0062 TEL: 080-1184-9393 E-mail: [email protected]

Field Education Type Development Country Sudan (Other African countries expected)

Main Projects -Promoting basic education for people who are blind -Promoting information technology learning for people who are blind -Promoting the practice of sports for people who are blind

Financial Info. Revenue: 1,500,000yen Expenditure: 1,470,000yen（FY2012） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We seek your vigorous cooperation to enhance the educational environment for the people who are blind that could have received more attention.

CanDo

Community Action Development Organisation (CanDo) President：Hiroaki NAGAOKA

2 -9-14 Yanaka, Taitou-ku, Tokyo, 110-0001

TEL : 03-3822-1041 E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.cando.or.jp Facebook @candoafrica

Field Health, Education

Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training

Country Kenya

Main Projects -Classroom construction and renovation of primary schools -Training for community health volunteer -SupportingHelio Da FonsecaHelio Da Fonseca for activation of community health unit

Financial Info. Revenue：53,663,816yen Expenditure：51,182,095yen（FY2016） Opportunities Intern (6 months in Kenya), Volunteers

Message Our mission is to work in partnership with communities in Africa in realizing a community-defined quality society.


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Community Road Empowerment, CORE Chairman of Board: Makoto KIMURA Pressancekyotoekimae 502, 20-13, Higashishiokoji, Mukaihata-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, 600-8213 TEL: 075-343-7244 FAX: 075-343-7244 E-mail: [email protected] http://coreroad.org

Field Poverty, Employment, Forest, Improvement of infrastructure Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Africa, Asia, Pacific Islands, Middle and South America

Main Projects

-Do-nou Training and Horticulture Workshop for Kalobeyei Host Community and Refugees in Kalobeyei (Kenya)

-Create Youth Employment through Road Maintenance using Do-nou Technology (Kenya) -Sustainable Rural Road Maintenance using Do-nou Technology by the Community

(Burkina Faso) -Restoration of Mau Forest by Tree Planting, Riparian Conservation and Agro-forestry

Practice (Kenya) Financial Info. Revenue：99,880,209yen Expenditure：100,009,849yen（FY2016）

Message This NGO, CORE, is tackling poverty in developing country through extending the mindset, “Repair our roads by ourselves” among local communities. Through road improvement using locally available material and labor, the self-reliance towards livelihood improvement is enhanced.

Conservation International Japan CI Vice President, Managing Director, CI Japan: Yasushi HIBI

#451, 6-7-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo TEL: 03-5315-4790 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.conservation.or.jp Blog http://ci-japan.blogspot.com Facebook @Conservation.International.Japan Twitter @CI_Japan

Field Poverty, Food, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Industry, Community, Climate Change, Fishery/Marine Conservation, Forest, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership

Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research

Country Indonesia, India, Cambodia, Thailand, China, Philippines, Myanmar, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Comoros, Seychelles, Madagascar, South Africa, Mauritius, Liberia

Main Projects

-GEF-Satoyama Project: Under the Global Environmental Facility funding, CI Japan supports projects in Madagascar, Seychelles, Mauritius and Comoros that aim to achieve the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and improvement of livelihood of the community simultaneously. -Demonstrating how healthy ecosystems benefit human well-being in Namaqualand, South Africa: CI works with partners to increase the resilience of Namaqualand’s farmers to climate change through improved ecosystem management, which also contributes to sustainable development and to the protection of the region’s unique biodiversity.


Message Nature doesn’t need people. People need nature. We’ve been protecting nature through science, policy, and partnerships with country, communities and companies. We measure success in human terms. Our ultimate goal is to protect the most fundamental things that nature provides to all of us: our food, our fresh water, our livelihoods and a stable climate.

Ehime Global Network President：Yoshiko Takeuchi

5-6 Shinonome, Matsuyama-City, Ehime, 790-0803 TEL: 089-993-6271 FAX: 089-993-6227 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.egn.or.jp Facebook @wakuwaku.egn

Field Poverty, Education, Gender, Equality, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Partnerships Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training Country Mozambique Main Projects -NGO Consultant in 2017, contracted with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

-Shikoku Environmental Partnership Office, contracted with the Ministry of Environment Shikoku Branch -International ESD for SDGs by youth in Mozambique, funded by the Japan Fund for Global Environment

Financial Info. Revenue: 50,110,020yen Expenditure: 50,276,505yen（FY2016） Message EGN's motto is “Think globally, act locally and change personally!” and we make efforts

to create more peace and sustainable society on earth. All activities are based on ESD: Education for Sustainable Development.

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Forest Energy Forum President: Kazuhiko SNGIMURA 2-4-89, Ohira-cho, Echizen-city, Fukui, 915-0228 TEL: 0778-43-0717 FAX: 0778-43-0717 E-mail: [email protected] http://blog.canpan.info/mori

Field Education, Energy, Community, Art/Culture Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Action Project Country Fukui prefecture, Tanzania, (Senegal, Burkina Faso, Chad, Zaire) Financial Info. 1,000,000-1,500,000yen Opportunities Volunteers Friends of the Earth Japan Representative Director: Randal HELTEN

1-21-9 Komone, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo, 173-0037 TEL: 03-6909-5983 FAX: 03-6909-5986 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.foejapan.org Facebook @FoEJapan Twitter：@FoEJapan

Field Energy, Climate Change, Forest, Peace/Human Rights Type Advocacy, Research Country Japan, China, Russia, Southeast Asia, and Others

Main Projects Public finance and environment, Climate Change, Nuclear Phase-out, Renewable energy, Forest and Biodiversity, Reviving "SATOYAMA"

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue：63,434,186yen Expenditure：64,866,333yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

We work to protect the environment and promote social and environmental justice. As a member of Friends of the Earth International, we have been active in Japan since 1980. Our activities cover climate change and energy, forests and biodiversity, development finance and the environment, Fukushima support and nuclear phase-out, and more. Our ultimate goal is to create a world in which all people may live peacefully and equitably.

Global Voluntary Service Chairperson: Ms. Teiko INABATA

12-6 Funado-cho, Ashiya-shi, Hyogo, 659-0093 TEL: 0797-34-0078 FAX: 0797-34-1061 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.gvs.jp

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Industry, Community, Climate Change, Fishery/Marine Conservation, Forest, Partnership

Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture Country Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Main Projects -Improving of Mather and Child Hospital Clinic -Training of parents for primary health care


Message One of our focuses now is to assist improvement of marketing capacity of local organizations so that they become more highly proficient counterparts of ours.

Go! Fly! Wheelchairs Representative : Hirokazu NAKAHARA

2-8, N2W28, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 064-0822 TEL: 011-215-8824 FAX: 011-215-8824 E-mail: [email protected] http://tondeke.org/

Field Health, Peace/Human Rights Type Supplies, Staffing Country 80 countries

Main Projects -Delivering wheelchairs to needy persons with disabilities. -Transferring techniques of repair and maintenance of wheelchairs in developing country. Financial Info. Revenue: 4,500,000yen Expenditure: 4,000,000yen（FY2016）


Message We deliver wheelchairs to 80 developing countries for 19 years. If you go back home, please take one wheelchair with you.

Greenpeace Japan Board Chair: Yoko AOKI, Makoto TERANAKA

NFBldg.2nd Fl., 8-13-11 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0023 TEL: 03-5338-9800 FAX: 03-5338-9817 http://www.greenpeace.org/japan

Field Environmental Protection Opportunities Interns, Volunteers



https://twitter.com/FoEJapan

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Health and Development Service（HANDS） President: Yasuhide NAKAMURA Tomigaya-Ogawa Bldg. 2nd Fl., 2-41-12 Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 151-0063 TEL: 03-5738-7135 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.hands.or.jp Facebook @npohands

Field Poverty, Health, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Community Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training Country Kenya, Papua New Guinea

Main Projects

-Project on Making Healthy Atmosphere for Mothers and All Women in Mountain Areas, Papua New Guinea

-Improvement of diet for ECDE children and community in Soin, Kenya -Project for Improvement of Health and Sanitation in Sigowet/Soin Sub-County through

Community Health Strategy Financial Info. Revenue：90,616,780yen Expenditure：105,946,376yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns（Negotiable）, Volunteers

Message HANDS is a non-profit organization for international collaboration through strengthening health systems and human capacity to enable people around the world to enjoy a healthy lives. We keep working on establishing system from the grass roots led by community people in Kenya and Papua New Guinea.

HOPE The chief director: Kikuyo BABA 530 Hiratuka, Asakura-city, Hukuoka, 838-0059 TEL: 0946-24-9263 FAX: 0946-24-9263 E-mail: contact@npo-gb-esp http://www.npo-gb-esp.org Facebook: エスペランサ＠ギニアビサウ

Field Education Type Support of school Country Guinea-Bissau (West Africa)

Main Projects 1.Foundation and management of elementary school and a junior high school 2.A foster parent system 3.An Field for spread (in japan)

Financial Info. Revenue: 19,447,203yen Expenditure: 18,074,692yen（FY2015） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We have built an elementary school and a junior high school in Guinea-Bissau. Around 600students are studying here. The name is SUNAC SCHOOL. The education is most important for the future of this Country. We think SUNAC SCHOOL is the big HOPE (ESPERANSA) of Guinea-Bissau.

Hope International Development Agency, Japan

Executive Director: Lowell SHEPPARD 2nd F. Kamiya Bldg., 1-16-2 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Japan,460-0008 TEL: 052-204-0530 FAX: 052-204-0531 E-mail: [email protected] www.hope.or.jp Facebook @ HOPEInternationalJapan Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Microcredit

Type Development, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training Country Ethiopia, Cambodia, India, Philippines, Afghanistan, Japan

Main Projects

1. Cambodia: Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Project, Education Project, Microcredit Program

2.Ethiopia: Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Project, Community Empowerment and Microcredit Program

3. Philippines: Higher Education for Indigenous People Financial Info. Revenue：127,130,706yen Expenditure：117,602,832yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message HOPE exists to extend compassion to the neglected poor of developing country, offering possibilities for them to become self-reliant and to a future full of HOPE, starting with provision of sustainable safe water and onto acquiring knowledges and technologies, including education, always mindful and respecting local traditions and cultures.

Humane International Network Representative: Shigemitsu SHINDO TEL: 03-6279-1080 FAX: 03-6279-1080 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.epopee.co.jp/hint Facebook @hint.member

Field Education, Water/Sanitation Type Development Country Democratic Republic of the Congo, Viet Nam Financial Info. Revenue：719,593yen Expenditure：669,030yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

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(Specified Nonprofit Corporation) HUNGER FREE WORLD Chairperson: Kazutaka SEKIGUCHI

4-8-13-8th Fl., Iidabashi,Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo, 102-0072 TEL: 03-3261-4700 FAX: 03-3261-4701 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.hungerfree.net Facebook @hungerfreeworld.japan Twitter @hunger_free

Field Food Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Youth Development Country Japan, Bangladesh, Benin , Uganda, Burkina Faso Main Projects -Nutrition Improvement -School Feeding -Maternal Health Clinic Management Financial Info. Revenue：305,042,991yen Expenditure：305,042,991yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message To be able to obtain food by themselves to lead a healthy life both mentally and physically is one of the essential human right. Hunger Free World works in areas of community development, advocacy, awareness raising and youth development for the realization of “Right to Food.”

International Children’s Action Network(ICAN) President：Kyoko TAGUCHI

#9F, Yabacho-Park Building, 3-5-4, Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya-city, Aichi, 460-0011 TEL: 052-253-7299 FAX: 052-253-7299 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.ican.or.jp Facebook @ICAN.NGO

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Employment, Peace/Human Rights, Child Protection, C Type Development, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training

Country Djibouti, Yemen, Philippines

Main Projects -Project with Children in Conflict Affected Areas -Project with Children on/of the streets -Project with Children Affected by Natural Disasters

English Periodical Annual Report, Semi Annual Project Reports, Monthly Report Financial Info. Revenue：274,693,580yen Expenditure：262,127,951yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers Message Not “for” the People, but “with” the People. International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations, Japan

President：Nagiho TSUKADA Nihon Ishikaikan, 2-28-16 Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-8621 E-mail : [email protected] http://ifmsa.jp Facebook @ifmsajapan Twitter @IFMSAJapan

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Peace/Human Rights Type Supplies, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training, Staffing, Fair Trade, Fundraising Country Zambia, India and other African and Asian country, and Japan

Main Projects -Africa Village Project (student study tours, fundraising for opening a health facility, symposiums etc.) -Asia Community Health Project (volunteer dispatch, fair-trade markets etc.)

English Periodical Medical Students International (https://ifmsa.org/medical-students-international/) Financial Info. Revenue: 30,028,881yen Expenditure: 30,028,881yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message IFMSA-Japan, with its global network of member organizations around the world, conducts activities in a wide range of themes. Under the principle of “think globally, act locally” we educate future medical professionals who will bring about positive impacts to the communities they serve and to global health.

Japan Africa Trust Chairman: Naoyuki KITASE

5-323-2, Sendoba, Minato-Ku, Nagoya-Shi, Aichi, 455-0881 TEL: 052-710-7479 E-mail: [email protected] http://jat-jp.org

Field Poverty, Education, Community

Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Staffing

Country Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania Main Projects International education Financial Info. Revenue：3,400,000yen Expenditure：3,300,000yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message Japan Africa Trust mission is to provide support, care and opportunity to those people that are in the greatest of need, helping them to lower the barriers to opportunity.

https://twitter.com/FoEJapan

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Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association Chairman, Board of Directors: Dr. Shoji KUDOH 1-3-12, Misaki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo TEL: 03-3292-9211 FAX: 03-3292-9208 E-mail: [email protected] http: www.jatahq.org

Field Health Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Japan, Asia, Africa

Main Projects -International Cooperation -International Training -Research

English Periodical News letter from Kiyose Japan Association for Refugees Chair of the Board: Eri ISHIKAWA

Daisan Shikakura Building 6th Fl. 1-7-10 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0004 TEL: 03-5379-6001 FAX: 03-5379-6002 E-mail: [email protected] Facebook @ja4refugees Twitter @ja4refugees

Field Supporting Refugees Type Legal & Social Support, Supplies, Advocacy, Research, Awareness Raising/Training Country Japan

Main Projects -Legal and social support activities, job-matching and community service for refugees

living in Japan. -Advocating and researching activities for refugees living in Japan. -Public relations activities on refugees living in Japan.


Message Japan Association for Refugees (JAR) assists refugees to become self-reliant and aims to create inclusive society.

JAPAN BURKINA FASO FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION - SPECIFIED NONPROFIT CORPORATION

President: Norimasa MATSUYAMA 2-6-3-404, Sakuradai, Shiroi-City, Chiba, 270-1412 TEL: 047-498-0302 FAX: 047-498-0304 E-mail: [email protected] http://jbfa.org Facebook @jbfa.jp

Field Education, Water/Sanitation Type Development Country Burkina Faso

Main Projects -Building public primary schools in rural villages -Deep water well to reduce the water Borne infectious diseases

English Periodical HARMATTAN Financial Info. Revenue：21,316,705yen Expenditure：20,026,520yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message There is a harsh land in this world where people are looking for just a bit of care from us. Let them know they are not forgotten, and that what they are waiting for is no dream in vain.

Japan Campaign to Ban Landmines President: Toshihiro SHIMIZU

Creative One Akihabara Bldg 6th Fl. 5-3-4 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0005 TEL: 03-3834-4340 FAX: 03-3835-0519 E-mail : [email protected] http://www.jcbl-ngo.org Facebook @JapanCampaigntoBanLandmines

Field Peace/Human Rights Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Africa Main Projects Advocacy, Educational Field, Victim Assistance Financial Info. Revenue：2,321,813yen Expenditure：1,396,633yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We consider landmine problems to be environmental obstruction which impede both humanitarian and social reconstruction/development. We are working to realize a complete ban of landmines against human and cluster munitions so that people around the world could live without fear of these weapons and munitions.


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Japan Center For Conflict Prevention President：Rumiko SEYA 3rd Fl. Fujita Building, 1-35-20, Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 112-0014 TEL: 03-5155-2142 FAX: 03-5155-2143 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.jccp.gr.jp Facebook @NGOJCCP Twitter @NGO_JCCP

Field Gender, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership

Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research

Country South Sudan, Kenya, Turkey, Somalia

Main Projects

-Kenya: Community Safety Project for Women and Youth in Kiambiu Informal Settlement, Nairobi

-South Sudan: Promote harmonization and peaceful coexistence through collaborative activities at IDP camp and host communities, Juba, Central Equatoria State

-Somalia: Conflict Prevention and Social Stabilization through Gender Sensitive Bossaso Market Rehabilitation and Entrepreneurship Development

English Periodical Mail Magazine, Newsletter Financial Info. Revenue：195,734,817yen Expenditure：197,893,295yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message JCCP works together with people in conflict affected areas to prevent conflict and build peace. Our main areas of focus are; Conflict Management Mechanism, Economic Empowerment of Youth and Women at Risk, Peaceful Coexistence through Livelihood.

Japan International Volunteer Center President: Hiroshi TANIYAMA

6th Fl. Creative One Bldg.,5-3-4 Ueno Taiko-ku, Tokyo, 110-8605 TEL: 03-3834-2388 FAX: 03-3835-0519 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.ngo-jvc.net Facebook @NGOJVC Twitter @ngo_jvc

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Community, Forest, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership

Type Development, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Peace Building

Country South Africa, Sudan, South Sudan, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Afghanistan, Palestine, Iraq, Korea, Areas Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake

Main Projects

We support the people who live in villages suffering from rapid changes of the society. We aim at improving their life by providing with ecological agriculture. This Type of project is going on in South Africa and Cambodia. We also conduct humanitarian aid and peace building activities in South Sudan, Sudan, Palestine, and Afghanistan, where people have to live in the situation of armed conflicts.

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue: 360,064,860yen Expenditure：388,990,503yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message We think together with people how to fulfill their needs, not simply giving them lacking things. We do not only help people injured in conflicts, but also find a way to stop conflicts. “We stick to the root of a problem”. This is the basic principle of our activities.

Japan Mauritania Friendship Association President: Fumiko HAKOYAMA 4-47-17-206 Hikawadai, Nerima-ku, Tokyo, 179-0084


http://jmfa.main.jp Field Culture

Type Awareness Raising/Training, Relationship and Information exchange among members, and Publicity about Mauritania, Supplies

Country Mauritania

Main Projects

-Promotion of economic, trade, and technical cooperation between Mauritania and Japan -Promotion of information exchange and interaction in the areas of culture, language,

social life, academic studies and sports in Mauritania and Japan. -Promotion of mutual exchange of specialists and delegations in each area of Mauritania

and Japan. -Used clothes have been sent to and effectively utilized by a Mauritanian women's NGO

and a youth Kung-Fu club. Financial Info. Revenue：175,000yen Expenditure：67,000yen（FY2015）

Message Would like to promote civil level exchanges between Mauritania and Japan. Have cooperated with various Mauritania-related events held in Japan.

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Japan National Assembly of Disabled Peoples’ International (DPI-Japan) Chairperson: Ms. Midori HIRANO

5th. Floor Musashino Building, 3-11-8, Kanda-Nishikicho, Chiyoda, Tokyo, 101-0054 TEL: 03-5282-3730 FAX: 03-5282-0017 E-mail:[email protected] http://www.dpi-japan.org/ Facebook @DPIJapan.Office Twitter @ DPIJAPAN

Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture Country South Africa Financial Info. Revenue：83,448,723yen Expenditure：80,153,897yen（FY2016） Japan Overseas Christian Medical Cooperative Service

President: Kentaro HATANO, M.D. 2-3-18-51, Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 169-0051 TEL: 03-3208-2416 FAX: 03-3232-6922 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.jocs.or.jp Facebook @JOCS.office Twitter @OFFICE_JOCS

Field Health Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training, Staffing Country Uganda, Cambodia, Kenya, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal

Main Projects １）Dispatch of medical personel ２）Scholarship ３）Collaboration project with local institutions


Message The fundamental value of JOCS comes from the words of Bible, “Just as I have loved you, you should love each other (John 13:34).” JOCS supports spontaneous activities of grass-roots people in Asia and Africa through dispatch of workers and scholarship programs, collaboration projects with local institutions.

Japan Relief Clothing Center President : Kazuo KASUGA

5th Fl. Shin-Senba Bldg., 4-9 1-Chome Azuchimachi, Chuo-Ku, Osaka, 541-0052 TEL: 06-6271-4021 FAX: 06-6271-4022 E-mail:[email protected] http://www.jrcc.or.jp

Field Poverty, Health, Climate Change, International Exchange Type Supplies, Emergency Relief Country Asia, Africa, Middle and South America, Middle East, Oceania and Others

Main Projects -Livelihood support to vulnerable poor people by donation clothes. -Livelihood support to refugee and IDP’s by donation clothes. -Livelihood support to the disaster victims by donation clothes.

Financial Info. Revenue:129,628,385yen Expenditure:131,490,458yen（FY2016）

Message Since 1982 started our Field, we have delivered 86 nations, 15,244ton of the relief clothes (as of 2016). We keep on supporting vulnerable people handed few clothes in their hands by the wearable clothes but inactive in Japan.

Japan-Africa Children’s Books Project (JACBOP) President: Yumiko SAKUMA c/o Ms SAKUMA ,1-4-4simoshakujii, Nerima-ku, Tokyo, 177-0042 TEL: 03-5936-8338 FAX: 03-5936-8338 E-mail: [email protected] http://africa-kodomo.com Facebook @africachildrenbooks

Field Education, Children’s Books Type Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training Country Africa, Kenya

Main Projects

1. Support the two Dream Libraries in Kenya. 2. Send books to the children in Africa if they need. 3. Lend Book exhibition set in Japan. 4. Recommend children’s books published in Japan, concerning African culture and African

children. Financial Info. Revenue: 1,049,583yen Expenditure: 732,037yen (COB excepted) (FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers (Negotiable)

Message As for the two libraries in Kenya(Dream Libraries), we hope each library committees to become self-supporting and to run the libraries without us someday. We select books for children not only to enhance their curiosity, but also to regard the African culture with respect. If you know children in Africa who need books to read, please contact us.

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Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) Chairperson: Sumie ISHII

Hoken-Kaikan Shinkan, 1-10 Ichigaya Tamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 162-0843 TEL: 03-3268-5875 FAX:03-3235-9776 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.joicfp.or.jp Facebook @JOICFP Twitter @NGO_JOICFP

Field Health, Education, Gender

Type Development, Community-mobilization, Training, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising, Research, Staffing

Country Ghana, Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal, Vietnam, Japan

Main Projects

The following activities in the areas of sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR), women’s empowerment, maternal and child health, family planning and HIV/AIDS - Technical cooperation and human resources development - Strengthening civil society partnership and mobilizing resources from Japan - Awareness creation to enhance the knowledge of SRHR - Advocacy for SRHR and women’s empowerment

English Periodical https://www.joicfp.or.jp/en/ Financial Info. Revenue:542,521,710yen Expenditure:520,450,280yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

Every day, approximately 830 women die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of all maternal deaths occur in developing countries. To save women in the world who risk their lives to give birth, and to protect the rights to decide about what happens to their bodies, JOICFP works toward creating a society where SRHR of each individual is fulfilled.

JEN Co-President of the board of Trustees :Yukiko KURODA, Keiko KIYAMA

Daini Tobundo Bldg. 7th F., 2-16 Agebacho,Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 162-0824 TEL: 03-5225-9352 FAX: 03-5225-9357 http://www.jen-npo.org Facebook @Japan.Emergency.Ngo Twitter @NGO_JEN

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Industry, Inequality, Community, Climate Change, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership, Psychosocial Care Type Emergency Relief

Country Afghanistan, Jordan, Iraq, Kumamoto, Touhoku region, Sri Lanka, Pakistan (July, 2017)

Main Projects

-Emergency Support: Empowerment in a refugee camp, Water sanitation improvement, Distribution of relief supplies, Livelihood assistance, socially vulnerable support, school restart, social work support

-Donation program：We started many different programs（BOOK MAGIC, Otakara Aid, Chabo!, KIFLMA, Fashion Charity Project）

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue: 1,751,909,118yen Expenditure: 1,683,784,472yen (FYT2016) Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message JEN has been consistently in charge of offering support activities to those people who have been stricken with hardship due to conflicts and disasters across the globe, in every phase of recovery from emergency assistance to reconstruction.

KANSAI SOUTHERN AFRICA NETWORK（KASAN） Representative: Mitsuo HARADA

TEL: 090-7873-3836 E-mail: [email protected]

Field Peace/Human Rights Type Awareness Raising/Training Kenya - Japan Trade On Friendship (Tokyo Office)

Tea Marketing Manager: Hisako TOMIZUKA 1-18-35-402 Tamazutsumi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 158-0087 TEL: 03-3702-0234 FAX: 03-3702-0234 E-mail:[email protected] https://kenyatea.jimdo.com Facebook @mtkenyatea

Field Education, ”Mt. Kenya Tea” - Fairtrade Type Fairtrade and Scholarship Pｋｓａｎｎｓａｉ rogram etc. Country Kenya

Main Projects -Tea trade with Githongo Tea Factory, Meru, Kenya -Scholarship program in the tea catchment area -PR on our fair trade / scholarship program

Message Supporting small-scale tea farmers through direct trade with Githongo Tea Factory and scholarship program in Meru, Kenya - the tea catchment area. Water Project, Food aid, Text book aid and Athletic Club in Nyandarua.

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Magoso Japan President: Kenji OHKI 54-1 Oaza Kayamachi. Kuwana City, Mie, 511-0044 E-mail: [email protected] http://magoso.jp Facebook @magososupportersclub Twitter @magosojp

Field Poverty, Food, Education, Employment Type Supplies, Emergency Relief Country Kibera slum, Miritini Village (Kenya）

Main Projects 1. We will create a membership system and widely recruit supporters. 2. We will sell handmade African goods. 3. We will hold Africa Talk & Live all over Japan. We will plan a Kenyan Study Tour.


Message

Magoso School is located in Kibera slums. Like a shelter temple in the slum, we have classes offered from Kindergarten to the eighth grade, vocational training centers, and other opportunities for unfortunate people, and also provide daily meals; offer a scholarship program for our high school students. In 2014, we established a special class for handicapped children.

Malaria No More Japan Chair of the board: Takahiro SHINYO

4-7, Kohjimachi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 102-0083 TEL: 03-3230-2553 FAX: 03-5275-2020 http://www.mnmj.asia

Field Health Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Private Sector Engagement Country Asia, Africa

Main Projects -Stearing Commtee for ZERO MALARIA 2030 Campaign -Partner for Innovation of Malaria Diagnostics -Assistance to the NIKKEI Malaria Consortium

Masayoshi Dream Fund President: Masayoshi NIWA 11-105 Miyataso, 1-1102 Niie Nakagawa-ku, Nagoya city, Aichi, 454-0972

FAX: 042-562-7938 E-mail: [email protected] Field Poverty, Education Type Supplies, Emergency Relief Country Kibera slum (Nairobi), Miritini Village (near Mombasa）of Kenya

Main Projects ⚫Supporting secondary school students in need for school fees and Dormitory ⚫Organizing events to disseminate the significance of our activities ⚫Supporting children with special health care needs at school Financial Info. Revenue：370,222yen Expenditure：332,596yen（FY2016）

Opportunities Volunteers Message We hope that all the children’s dreams come true.

Médecins du Monde Japon President :Ｇaël AUSTIN Azabu-Zenba Bldg 2nd Fl., 2-6-10 Higashi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106-0044 TEL: 03-3585-6436 FAX: 03-3560-8073 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.mdm.or.jp Facebook @mdmjapan Twitter @MDM_JP

Field Poverty, Health, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Peace/ Human Rights, Partnerships, Health Care

Type Supplies, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Staffing Country 80 countries including Japan

Main Projects -Smile Project -Housing First Tokyo Project -Laos Pediatric Capacity Development Project

Financial Info. Revenue:210,316,511yen Expenditure:201,767,631yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Medecins du Monde Japan, an international humanitarian aid organization, we provide medical care for vulnerable populations around the world under the slogan ”Towards a World with Healthcare for All”.

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Médecins Sans Frontières Japan President: Hiroyuki KATO MD, DTM&H 3rd Fl. FORECAST WASEDA FIRST, 1-1 Babashita-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 162-0045

TEL:03-5286-6123 FAX:03-5286-6124 E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.msf.or.jp Facebook @msf.japan Twitter @MSFJapan

Field Poverty, Hunger, Health, Water/Sanitation Type Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Staffing Country 70 Countries all over the world (Main areas are Africa, Asia, Middle East)

Main Projects -Emergency medical assistance -Bearing witness and speaking out

Periodical Annual Field report (International version, MSF Japan version=partly in English), Annual financial report (International and MSF Japan versions)

Financial Info. Revenue:7,983,129,026yen Expenditure:8,218,522,386yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message

MSF is an international, independent, medical humanitarian organisation that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, natural disasters and exclusion from healthcare. MSF offers assistance to people based on need, irrespective of race, religion, gender or political affiliation. 39,000 international and national staffs work on programmes in some 70 country worldwide. MSF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999.

MESA Friendship President: Yukiko KAWASE 3-15-37 Sasano-cho, Hitachinaka-shi, Ibaraki, 310-0018

TEL: 029-272-5296

E-mail: [email protected] http://mesafriendship.web.fc2.com/

Field Poverty, Education, Employment

Type Awareness Raising/Training, Financial Support by Selling Kenyan Goods

Country Kenya

Main Projects -Discussion in English on topic in wide range.(every week) -Supporting S.C.C.(Save the Children Centre) by selling goods from Kenya, Africa. -Teaching Japanese to foreigners and support their learning.


Message

-Exchange of opinions and interaction with people from a variety of country makes us think about domestic and international problems and leads to our mutual understanding. -Selling goods made by Kenyan single mothers at our local events helps inform situations in Kenya and support Ms. Kikumoto’s organization named SCC (Save the Children Centre).

Millennium Promise Japan Chairperson: Rieko Suzuki KITAOKA #101 Koishikawa Park Tower, 4-16-13, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 112-0002 TEL: 03-5842-2801 FAX: 03-5842-2802 E-mail: [email protected]

http://millenniumpromise.jp Facebook @mpj.end.poverty Twitter @MP_Japan

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation


Country Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, Senegal, Ghana, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Others

Main Projects -Education -Development -Emergency relief


Message Millennium Promise Japan (MPJ) is committed to poverty reduction and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). MPJ is currently sponsoring scholarships for female students in Uganda, supporting South Sudan refugees in Northern Uganda, and promoting community development in Malawi.

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Mirai – Future of Kenya President：Yuki TANAKA No.85, JICA Global Plaza 10-5 Ichigaya Honmuracho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 162-8433 E-mail: [email protected] http://kenyanomirai.org Facebook @kenyanomirai

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Peace/Human Rights, Child Protection, Juvenile Rehabilitation

Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training Country Kenya

Main Projects

1. Improving community based rehabilitation and resettlement of juveniles/youth and prevention and diversion of child/youth at risk of delinquent behaviour, and engaging in criminal activities.

2. Making suggestions and recommendations to the Government in Kenya for implementation on matters related to the community based rehabilitation/prevention of delinquency and criminal activities of children and youth.

3. Promoting publication and awareness creation on the issue of community based child protection and rehabilitation in Kenya within Japan.


Message

We pursue sound development and protection of children and youth who are socially marginalized in the Republic of Kenya, through the collaboration with the communities as well as the Government of Kenya. Our main target is juvenile/ child offender amongst those who are children in need of care and protection. We particularly seek for establishing and strengthening the system of community based rehabilitation for juveniles as an alternative measure to unfavorable institutionalization. Community members can contribute more to protect children including juveniles within the society.

Mulindi Japan One Love Project Representative: Mami RUDASINGWA

12-28-304 Wakamatsu-cho, Chigasaki, Kanagawa, 253-0051 TEL: 080-6564-4448 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.onelove-project.info http://oneloverwanda.blog105.fc2.com

Field Helping People with Disabilities Type Development Country Rwanda, Burundi

Main Projects -Providing prosthetics and orthotics free of charge to people with disabilities -Providing vocational training to people with disabilities (e.g. Computer school) -Providing sports to people with disabilities


Message Our final goal is that people with disabilities would be independent by themselves, and we hope that project itself would be independent. We train Rwandan prosthetists and provide vocational training to people with disabilities to generate income.

Never-ending International workCamps Exchange (NICE)

President: Shinichiro KAIZAWA 2-1-14-401 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0022 TEL:03-3358-7140 FAX:03-3358-7149 E-mail:[email protected] HP: http://nice1.gr.jp Facebook @nice.workcamp Twitter @nice_workcamp

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Communities, Climate, Forest, Peace/Human Rights Type Exchange Volunteers

Country About 90 country including Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, South Africa and 50 locations in Japan

Main Projects -International workcamp (1-3weeks ) -Long-term volunteer(1month -1year) -group workcamp (workcamp for groups like school, company)

Financial Info. Revenue：140,912,364yen Expenditure：132,347,879yen (FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

NICE was founded on the 4th of February 1990 by 7 youths who had participated in volunteer workcamps abroad. In September 1990, the first international workcamp was held in Japan at the foot of the Mt. Fuji. NICE has been growing rapidly as we rise to the challenge of meeting the ever-increasing needs from communities for targeted projects and motivated volunteers.

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NGIBALULEKILE ～I am special!～ Director: Eriko KOYAMA 1-25-7-205 Kameino, Fujisawa-city, Kanagawa, 252-0813 TEL: 0466-47-8300 / 090-96706706 E-mail: [email protected] https://www.ngibalulekile.org Facebook @NGIBALULEKILE

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Community Type Development Country South Africa, Gauteng Province, Ekurhuleni

Main Projects 1. Counseling and social-work for people living with HIV/AIDS 2. Runnning community centre in the poverty area 3. Illuminating and rehabilitation of Drug abuse 4. Counseling and social work for refgee from Fukusima nuclear accident


Message An AIDS orphan past away gave us the name “NGIBALULEKILE--I am slecial--”. We use our social work and counseling skill and empower people who struggling their life.

Japan NGO For International Development in Africa President:Bukenya ABUBAKAR

B-102 Sanwa Coopraus, 1-15-3 Hiyoshidai, Tomisato-city, Chiba, 286-0201 TEL: 0476-36-5573 FAX: 0476-36-5712 http://www.janida.org E-mail:[email protected]/[email protected] Facebook @NGO 日本アフリカ国際開発 JANIDA-1569437629735068/

Field Disaster preparedness, Environmental conservation, Climate Change, forest, Energy, Agriculture, Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Water & Sanitation Culture and International cooperation.

Type Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Africa, Japan

Main Projects -Disaster preparedness , relief and conflict prevention -Sustainable Agriculture and farm enterprise development -Environmental conservation, agro forestry and climate change -Education, culture, sports, vocation training & literacy programs


Message

JANIDA is committed to identifying the socio-economic and Disaster related problems/challenges affecting Japan and Africa and ensure that appropriate actions are taken to improve the livelihoods of the local communities. We are looking forward to welcome more NGOs and private companies which are interested to become partners. JANIDA is currently recruiting more members, volunteers and researchers who wish prosperity and development in Japan and Africa.

NGO Little Bees International Founder/President: Go TAKAHASHI 6-40-22 Higashinippori, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo// P.O.BOX 8281-00200, City Nairobi, Kenya TEL:03-3805-5548 FAX:03-3805-5548 E-mail:[email protected] https://www.littlebeesinternational.org Facebook: littlebeesinternational

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Energy, Employment, Community, Climate Change, Forest, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership

Type Development, Supplies, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Staffing

Country Kenya

Main Projects -Income generating activities for women in slum -Promoting the creation of sustainable environment for people in slum -Managing Amani Education Center for children in slum

English Periodical Hope Report (5 or 6 times per a year), LBI monthly mail-magazine Financial Info. Revenue：5,759,500yen Expenditure：6,457,174yen（FY2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Women and Children play fundamental roles in fostering sustainable development. LBI regards women and children not just a mere beneficiaries but as ACTIVE actors and architects of a sustainable society. The purpose of LBI is to create sustainable community structures that continuously increase community’s capacity and reduce the dependence.

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NGO ROCINANTES Representative: Naoyuki KAWAHARA 1-35 Furusenba-machi, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-City, Fukuoka, 802-0082 TEL: 093-521-6470 FAX: 093-521-6471 E-mail: [email protected] https://www.rocinantes.org Facebook @rocinantes.japan Twitter @rocinantes.japan

Field Health, Water/Sanitation, Partnership Type Development, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training Country Sudan, Africa

Main Projects -Mobile Clinic project in Khartoum State, Sudan. -WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) project in Khartoum State, Sudan. -Nutrition project in North Kordofan State, Sudan.


Message Our goal is to contribute to the community development in Sudan. For this goal, we implement health related projects for sustainable society, based on the increased interaction between Sudan and Japan and on coordination with community residents.

NGO SESCO President: Masatosi YAMAGUCHI 4-7-25 Jinro Higasinariku, Oosaka-city, Osaka, 537-0003

Field Poverty, Education Type Development, Awareness Raising/Training Country Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana

Main Projects

SESCO‘ｓ focuses are -to build a farm in Mongafla which is a farm-school-community center complex for

children thus providing for their self- sustainable life with educational opportunities. -to host an international event called Afrika Meets Kansai where in African music and

fashion brought in to Kansai for direct contact with Kansai people, coupled with talk-in symposium for better understanding and communication between Africa and Japan.

Financial Info. Revenue：3,830,000yen Expenditure：2,100,000yen（FY2015） Opportunities Volunteers NGO Terra Renaissance Representative：Shingo OGAWA

21-403, Gojou Takakura kadosakaimachi, Shimokyouku, KyotoCity, Kyoto, 600-8191 TEL: 075-741-8786 FAX: 075-741-7965 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.terra-r.jp/ Facebook @terra.ngo Twitter @terra_ngo

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Energy, Community, Peace/Human Rights Type Development, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training Country Cambodia, Laos, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Japan

Main Projects -Support to clear landmines and community development in Cambodia -Support to reintegrate former child soldiers in Uganda -Peace education and awareness-raising activities in Japan


Message

We engage in support activities working on the issues of landmines, small arms, and child soldiers in the overseas field. Besides that, we engage in awareness-raising and advocacy activities in Japan, in order to grapple with the essential problem. In the process of realizing our vision, creating a society where all living beings can live safely without fear or want, we place great importance on enhancing the self-esteem, resilience, and capability of our beneficiaries.

Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development（NICCO） President: Satoyo ONO

101Nishi-rokkaku-cho, Rokkaku-Dori, Shinmachi Nishi-iru, Nakagyoku, Kyoto, 604-8217 TEL:075-241-0681 FAX:075-241-0682 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.kyoto-nicco.org Facebook @NiccoKyoto Twitter: KyotoNicco

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Industry Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief Country Afghanistan, Jordan, Palestine, Kenya, Philippines, Myanmar, Japan（as of June 2017）

Main Projects -Building a Prosperous Village through Eco-San Toilets -Humanitarian Support for Syrian refugees -Humanitarian Support for Occupied Palestinian Territory


Message Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development is a Japanese non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to supporting self-reliance among people in developing country. Since our establishment, we have focused on emergency assistance and human resource development, as well as rural development based on environmentally sustainable agriculture.

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NPO FUKUOKA・UGANDA FRIENDSHIP ASSOＣIATION Representative: Livingstone KYEYUNE

Momijigaokanishi, Kasuga-city, Fukuoka, 816-0832

TEL: 092-573-8945 FAX: 092-573-8945 E-mail: [email protected] http://fuufa.main.jp

Field Water/Sanitation Type Well Digging Country Uganda Financial Info. Revenue：1,500,000yen Expenditure：3,000,000yen（FY2016） Message We look forward to a warm donation. NPO Reborn Kyoto President: Masayo KODAMA

101 Nishirokkaku-cho, Rokkaku-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-8217 TEL: 075-213-1731 FAX: 075-213-1731 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.reborn-kyoto.org/ Facebook @rebornkyoto

Field Gender, Employment Type Awareness Raising/Training Countries Rwanda, Laos (Jordan, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Viet Nam, Cambodia) Main Projects Tailoring Training

Fairtrade Financial Info. Revenue: 32,052,616 yen Expenditure: 30,694,473yen（FY 2015） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Utilizing Kimono and Obi fabrics donated from all over Japan, we support to nurture economic and mental independence of women in developing countries through providing cloth fabrication skills.

Organisation Japonaise pour Vivre avec le Sourire (OJVS) Director General: Junya ISHIDA

302 Shimada Building, 1-44-17 Nagono, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, 450-0001 TEL: 050-5809-8120 E-mail:[email protected] http://ojvs.or.jp Facebook @le.sourire.japon.ojvs

Field Education Type Development, Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training Country Burkina Faso

Main Projects -Constructing classrooms, and repair blackboards for enhancing capacity of School management committee -Distributing learning materials and offering a guidance for managing their conditions -Enhancing capacity of teaching method and sharing their good ways

Financial Info. Revenue：3,000,000yen Expenditure：2,400,000yen（FY2017 Budget） Opportunities Volunteers

Message The activities of Le Sourire Japon are planned with local people, based on the local situation. We are not focusing on particular ideas and methods. We wish to achieve a society with a lot of smiles.

Oxfam Japan Board Chair: Kaori KURODA

7th Fl. Creative One Akihabara 5-3-4, Ueno Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0005 TEL:03-3834-1556 FAX:03-3834-1025 E-mail:[email protected] http://oxfam.jp Facebook @OxfamJapan Twitter @oxfamjapan

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Equality, Climate Change Type Development, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training Country 90 Countries and More

Main Projects -Policy Research and Advocacy Programs (Inequality / Development Finance) -Enterprise Development Program -CHANGE Initiative

English Periodical Annual Report Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Oxfam’s vision is a just world without poverty, a world where people are valued and treated equally, influencing decisions affecting their lives. We challenge the structural causes of injustice of poverty and believe in the power of people to against poverty.

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PANGAEA Chairman: Yumiko MORI Zou Bldg. #301, 509 Kyogokucho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, 600-8035 TEL: 075-741-8877 FAX: 075-741-8876 E-mail:[email protected] http://www.pangaean.org Facebook @npo.pangaea Twitter @npo_pangaea

Field Education, Community, Peace/Human Rights Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Kenya, Cambodia, Viet Nam, Korea, Japan and Others

Main Projects ICT Youth Education for International Understanding KISSY: Kyoto Intercultural Summer School for Youths YMC: Youth Mediated Communication Program

English Periodical Pangaea Newsletter (Monthly) Financial Info. Revenue:12,515,913yen Expenditure:9,867,225yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Our future is in the hands of the children. Whether they grow up to avoid prejudice, discrimination, and conflict based on cultural intolerances depends on how they come to know different cultures, how their interests in other cultures are developed, and if children can communicate with individuals from other cultures.

Peace Winds Japan Chairperson/CEO: Kensuke ONISHI

1161-2 2nd Floor, Chikada, Jinsekikogen-cho, Hiroshima, 720-1622 TEL: 0847-89-0885 FAX: 0847-82-2949 E-mail:[email protected] http://www.peace-winds.org Facebook @PWJPublicRelations Twitter @PeaceWindsJapan

Field Poverty, Poverty, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Industry, Equality, Community, Peace/Human Rights


Country Afghanistan, Iraq (Syria), Uganda, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Haiti, Myanmar, Mongolia, East Timor, South Sudan, Japan（North East, Kumamoto, Hiroshima, Saga）

Main Projects

-KENYA: Dadaab in the eastern part of Kenya hosts the largest refugee camp in the world, first set up in 1991, with almost half a million Somali refugees who have fled their homes in the neighboring Country due to insecurity and famine. In 2011, in response to a new influx of more than 100,000 Somali refugees into Dadaab Camp because of drought in their Country, PWJ embarked on a project to replace the makeshift tents for the refugees with shelters made of more durable materials such as bricks and tin-sheets. PWJ’s provided more than 7,000 temporary housing for them up to 2015. -SOUTH SUDAN: PWJ commenced its operation in the southern part of then-Sudan in 2006 after the end of the internal conflict that had lasted more than 20 years. In order to facilitate the repatriation of internally-displaced people to their home villages and thereby to help socio-economic recovery from the devastating civil strife, water and sanitation assistance in the form of construction of wells and toilets and provision of hygiene education from Kenya and Uganda is being implemented.

Financial Info. Revenue：4,325,241,566yen Expenditure:4,211,685,092yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message

Peace Winds Japan(PWJ) is supporting displaced people in distress, threatened by conflict, poverty, natural disasters, and other turmoil. In the event of natural disaster, PWJ immediately send our rescue team with rescue dogs, all over the world. We are also engaging animal welfare in Japan to rescue and protect abandoned animal life, in addition to regional revitalization projects for rural Japan.

Positive Living through AIDS Orphan Support President: Ruiko MONDA

7th Fl. Creative One Akihabara 5-3-4 Ueno Taito-ku Tokyo, 110-0005 TEL:03-6803-0791 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.plas-aids.org/ Facebook @NGOPLAS Twitter @plasjp

Field Poverty, Health, Education Type Development, Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training, Lecture Country Kenya, Uganda

Main Projects

-Support for AIDS orphans through livelihood improvement of HIV positive single mothers -Supporting Career for Orphans in Planning and Empowerment (SCOPE) -Farming enhancement for Resilient and sustainable Economy of Single-parent Households (FRESH)

Financial Info. Revenue：14,882,673yen Expenditure：16,475,011yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers（Negotiable）

Message Together with our local partner organizations in Kenya and Uganda, it is our vision to “not just give but rather create values” as we continue to build “a welcoming society for Aids orphans”.

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RESULTS Japan Executive Director: Noriko SHIRASU Sankyu Bldg. #503, 3-6-14 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0013 TEL: 03-6268-8744 FAX: 03-3597-3448 E-mail: results. [email protected] http://www.resultsjp.org

Field Poverty, Health Type Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training Country Kenya Financial Info. Revenue：93,301,000yen Expenditure：79,295,000yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Saidia Furaha Supporting Group of Japan Chairman: Chiharu DAIMON (Mr.) c/o Daimon, 2-1-11-901 Toyotamagami Nerima-ku, Tokyo, 176-0011 TEL: 03-3391-6600 E-mail: [email protected] http://saidiafuraha.sakura.ne.jp/top.html Facebook @saidiafuraha

Field Poverty, Education, Gender, Child Protection, Vocational Training(Dressmaking and Needlework)

Type Operation of Children’s House Country Kenya

Main Projects

SAIDIA FURAHA ORGANIZATION is a registered NGO in Kenya established in 1994 by 2 Kenyans and a Japanese. S. F. O. support children and young women to be self-reliant for their better future. Supporting Group back up S.F.O. from Japan as below: - financial support and management consultation. - Public relations and sales promotion at several events in Japan. - Fundraising and Supporter care; newsletter etc.

Financial Info. Revenue：4,395,320yen Expenditure：4,027,900yen（FY2015） Opportunities Volunteers Message You are welcome to Saidia Furaha any time as we have been one family. Sapesi-Japan Secretary-General: Marina NAKAGAWA

2nd Fl. 2-9-10 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-0034 Field Education Type Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training Country South Africa

Main Projects 1. Donating mobile library buses and primary books to South Africa 2. Introducing ‘Japanese Math Learning Toys’ Project 3. Supporting Japanese companies’ CSR Field in South Africa English Periodical Annual News Letter

Financial Info. Revenue:10,675,201yen Expenditure:2,300,448yen（FY2014-16average） Opportunities Volunteers

Message We are giving opportunities to children living in rural area of South Africa through Mobile Library services. When children read a book, their smile is always shining. We believe ‘Reader will be a leader’. Why don’t you join our project?

Sasakawa Africa Association Chair: Hon. Prof. Ruth ONIANG’O

The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Building, 5th Floor, 1-15-16 Toranomon Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0001 TEL: 03-6257-1870 FAX: 03-6257-1874 http://www.saa-safe.org/jpn E-mail:[email protected] @Sasakawa-Africa-Association-352578084771870

Field Poverty, Food Type Development Country Ethiopia, Uganda, Nigeria, Mali

Main Projects -Crop Production Enhancement -Postharvest & Agro-processing -Market Access & Marketing -HR development in partnership with agricultural universities in SSA

English Periodical Newsletter, Annual Report Financial Info. Expenditure: $9,334,184 (FY2016) Opportunities Interns (Negotiable)

Message SAA has been working in partnership with public and private stakeholders for the past 30 years, in particular extension advisory services, to influence the transformation of African agriculture. We especially focus on empowering smallholder farmers along the value-chain to sustainably increase productivity in response to market demand.

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Save the Children Japan Chair of the Board: Junichiro IDA Yamada Bldg. 4th Fl. 2-8-4 Uchikanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0047 TEL: 03-6859-0070 FAX: 03-6859-0069 http://www.savechildren.or.jp E-mail : See our Website Facebook @SCJ.SavetheChildrenJapan Twitter @scjapan

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Equality, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership, Nutrition, Child Protection, Child Participation, Disaster Risk Reduction


Country Syrian Arab Republic, Lebanon, Yemen, Gaza, Uganda, Mongolia, Myanmar, Viet Nam, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Japan and Others

Main Projects -South Sudan Refugees Response in Uganda -DRR in Uganda -Homework Support in Emergencies for Children Affected by Conflict in Yemen -Strengthening of Health System for Safe Delivery and Healthy Newborn in Myanmar English Periodical Annual Report

Financial Info. Operating Revenue: 2,136,705,637yen Operating Expenses ： 2,090,982,853yen（FY2016）


Message Our vision is “A world in which every child attains the rights to survival, protection, development and participation” . To achieve the vision, our mission is “To inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives”.

Support Women and Children in Africa（SWACIA） President: Hideko NAGASHIMA

Japan: 22nd Fl. Kobe Kokusai Kaikan 8-1-6 Goko Dori Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, 651-0087 Nigeria Office: No.1 River Close Phase 1 Jikwoyi, Karu Abuja, Nigeria U.S.A.Office: 616 Corporate Way Suite 2-6380 Valley Cottage, NY 10989 TEL: 090-1173-9378 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.swacin.com Facebook @Swacin Twitter @swacin

Field Poverty, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Climate Change, Peace/Human Rights, Vocational Training

Type Supplies, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Staffing

Country Africa

Main Projects 1.To provide women and children in impoverished regions in Africa skill acquisition

training and awareness. 2.To improve the environmental pollutions and disasters. 3.To promote international understanding.

English Periodical Newsletter Survival Gadget https://independent.academia.edu/HNagashima Financial Info. Revenue: 6,571,475yen Expenditure: 5,676,915yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message For poverty and violence including terrorism like Boko Haram, our members give each of their own talents and resources within his or her capacity, such as one works on advertisement, another works on radio show, another, financial report, etc. Such support has become a huge collection of tiny helps. (😉)

Tanzania Pole Pole Club Chairperson: Shunsuke FUJISAWA

Sanraitohaitsu 301, 1-28-15, Tsurumaki, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 154-0016 TEL: 03-3439-4847 FAX: 03-3439-4847 E-mail: [email protected] http://polepoleclub.jp Facebook @TanzaniaPolePoleClub Twitter @tanzania_pole2

Field Forest Type Development Country Tanzania

Main Projects 1. Tree planting project 2. Self-support project 3. Improvement of living project

Financial Info. Revenue:2,586,155yen Expenditure:3,010,980yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Tanzania Pole Pole Club has been operating in Tanzania for about 20 years with our philosophy ”Green Africa!”, “Slowly but surely”.

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The Africa Society of Japan Ambassador: Koichiro MATSUURA 2nd Floor, DaiichiShirakawa-Bldg, 3-23-6 Nishishinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0003 TEL: 03-5408-3462 FAX: 03-5408-3463 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.africasociety.or.jp Facebook @africasociety.or.jp

Field General Type Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country All countries in Africa

Main Projects 1）Promotion of economic, technology and cultural exchanges 2) Research on African country 3) publication of quarterly journal “AFRICA”, mail information service of ” Monthly

African News”, Regular Forum and Seminars Financial Info. Revenue：21,087,419yen Expenditure：20,786,188yen（FY2016） The Baobab Association President: El Hadji Massamba DIOUF

993-35 Nishiya-Machi, Hodogaya-ku, YOKOHAMA, Kanagawa, 240-0052 TEL: 045-373-0059 FAX: 045-373-0059 E-mail: [email protected] http://the-baobab.org

Field Education, Fair Trade Type Financing Country Senegal

Main Projects -Educational Support -Fair Trade -Cultural Exchange（ex. Introduce UNDOKAI to Senegal） Financial Info. Revenue: 2,939,039yen Expenditure: 1,557,262yen（FY2016）


Message Why Promoting Education? Only African people can and will develop Africa. This continent's development is its people's duty and dream. We believe that education is the sine qua non condition to reach this goal. Without education, any effort or help remains vain. All Africa needs is Education for its people.

The Institute of Cultural Affairs, Japan Executive Director: Shizuyo SATO 4-1-22 2nd Fl. Soshigaya, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 157-0072 TEL: 03-3484-5092 FAX: 03-3484-1909 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.icajapan.org Facebook @ icajapan

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Industry, Equality, Community, Climate Change, Forest

Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecturer Provision, Rehabilitation

Country India, Kenya, Nepal, Cote d'Ivoire, Fukushima (Japan)

Main Projects

-Provide vocational and leadership skills in rural areas to develop jobs for economic and social development in Cote d’Ivoire (MOFA)

-Renovation of local community learning center for vulnerable people of disaster in Changnarayan village in Nepal. (MOFA)

-Tree planting in semi-dry areas in Loyanglani in north part of Kenya (ERCA) English Periodical News letter Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message ICA has been conducting eco-friendly projects by developing capacity and unity of community members through participatory community development.

The Third World Shop Foundation President: Ayumi FURUKAWA

2-7-10-102, Mita, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 153-0062 TEL: 03-3791-2147 FAX: 03-3792-5395 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.p-alt.co.jp

Field Education, Employment, Industry, Community, Peace/Human Rights, Partnership

Type Awareness Raising/Training, Staffing, Fair Trade , Community Trade, Community Agriculture, Community Based Tourism

Country South Africa, Mauritius, Cambodia, Myanmar, Philippines, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Others

Main Projects -’Guns to hoes’ Project -Social Knit-work Project -Internship Program


Message Our mission is to empower citizens in local communities to solve social problems themselves through exchanges of ideas and cooperation. "Let's not demand other people to change, but let change ourselves, and hence, the society can be changed".

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Together with Africa and Asia Association(TAAA) Chairperson: Yuko KUGA 5-17-1 Oto, Chuo-ku, Saitama-shi Saitama, 338-0012 TEL: 090-9957-2256 FAX: 048-832-8271 E-mail: [email protected] http: www.taaa.jp

Field Poverty, Food, Education, Equality, Community Type Development Country South Africa Main Projects -School library project -School/community garden project -Soccer project Financial Info. Revenue: 17,704,376 yen Expenditure: 11,994,636 yen（FY2015） Opportunities Volunteers Message We encourage learners to run the projects to develop their leadership skills.

Tokushima International Cooperation (TICO) Director : Dr. Osamu YOSHIDA 120-4 Maegawa,Yamakawa-chou,Yoshinogawa-city,Tokushima, 779-3403 TEL: 0883-42-2271 FAX: 0883-42-2271 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.tico.or.jp/ Facebook @ticohq

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Water/Sanitation Type Development, Staffing Country Zambia, Cambodia

Main Projects Project for Community Empowerment to sustain the Integrated Mother and Child Health in rural area, Chisamba District

Financial Info. Revenue：24,173,547yen Expenditure：22,991,329yen （FY2016） Opportunities Interns (Negotiable), Volunteers (Negotiable) Message https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwErfEV2vYg (movie)

Tumaini Nyumbani E-mail: [email protected] https://tumaini-nyumbani.jimdo.com Facebook @TumainiNyumbani Twitter @TumainiNyumbani

Field Poverty Type Sefl-reliance Support Country Kenya Main Projects -Sending money for their self–reliance. -Work camp in Kenya -Selling items at events

Message We have the distinction that we keep in contact with those we support. We have a meeting with the manager in Kenya on Messenger. We also go to Kenya once a year as a work camp and stay there for about two weeks.

Uganda Diaspora Japan Chairperson：Livingstone KYEYUNE

3-2-1 201 Momijigaoka Nishi, Kasuga city, Fukuoka, 816-0832 TEL: 092-982-7276 FAX: 092-982-7276 E-mail:[email protected] http://ugadiaspora.jpn.org/index.html Facebook @Uganda Diaspora Japan - UDJ

Field To promote the image and visibility of Uganda in Japan, To promote the evelopment of commerce, tourism, investment and entrepreneurship between Uganda and Japan, To promote and foster social, cultural, economic, and philanthropic activities and share the same with the Japanese people or other groups


Country Japan, Uganda

Main Projects

To promote the well-being of Ugandans in Japan, enhance engagement between Ugandans in Japan and the Embassy as well as engagement between Ugandans, Japanese and well-wishers, and harness the Diaspora’s potential towards contribution to the National Development Agenda.

We shall achieve our main objectives through regular conferences and meetings, networking activities, professional and business development seminars and workshops, theatrical productions on positive values, fund raising and Others.

Financial Info. Revenue：150,000yen Expenditure：100,000yen Opportunities Volunteers

Message

ENTHUSED with the need for economic, social and cultural development of our mother land Uganda, DESIROUS to make a significant contribution to the development of Uganda, improve the image of Uganda in Japan, enhance relations between Uganda and Japan, UDJ an officially registered association with the government of Japan is looking forward to your partnership to enhance engagement between Ugandans in Japan and Japanese and well-wishers, and harness the Diaspora’s potential towards contribution to the National Development Agenda .

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Wakachiai Project Director: Suguru MATSUKI Seiwa Bldg. 2-2-8 Mouri, Koutou-ku, Tokyo, 135-0001 TEL: 03-3634-7809 FAX: 03-3634-7808 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.wakachiai.com Facebook @wakachiai Twitter @wakachiai_p

Field Poverty, Education, Industry, Equality, Community Type Development, Emergency Relief Country Myanmar, South Sudan, Tanzania and Others

Main Projects -Fair Trade (Import, sales and promotion, product development) -Refugee Assistance (Used clothes donation, Emergency assistance) -Development Program (children support, coffee farmers support)


Message

Wakachiai (“Sharing”) Project is a pioneer in introducing the system of Fair Trade for the purpose of improving situation of poor and disadvantaged producers in developing country by trading with “fair” prices and conditions. We also work together with the local NGOs in Myanmar, South Sudan and Tanzania to build self-reliance of people and to create a resilient community.

WaterAid Japan Chair: Satoshi TAKIZAWA

Lorence Noda 301, 2-10-6 Ryogoku Sumida-ku, Tokyo, 130-0026 TEL: 03-6240-2772 FAX: 050-3488-2040 E-mail: [email protected] http: //www.wateraid.org/jp Facebook @WaterAidJapan Twitter @WaterAidJapan

Field Water/Sanitation Type Development, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research

Country Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Lesotho, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda South Africa, Senegal, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, East Timor, Papua New Guinea, Nicaragua, Columbia

Main Projects

-Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for increased food production project in rural community (Solo), Ethiopia

-Strengthening climate resilient Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services for poorest community in Niger

-Water, sanitation and hygiene project at Kiomboi Hospital in Tanzania Financial Info. Revenue: 35,756,085yen Expenditure: 35,513,326yen（FY2016） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message WaterAid is an international not-for-profit, determined to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere by 2030.

Women’s Forum for FISH（WFF） Representative: Yuriko SHIRAISHI

Ginza Hosoya Bldg ., 3-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061 TEL: 03-3546-1291 FAX: 03-3546-1164 E-mail: [email protected] http: //www.wff.gr.jp/conte.html

Field Food, Education, Gender, Community, Fishery/Marine Conservation, Environment Conservation

Type Awareness Raising/Training, Research Country Morocco, Cote d'Ivoire, Other 22 COMHAFAT Member Countries and Japan

Main Projects

-「Fishermen’s Wives talk meetings」「Umihiko Club/Ware wa umi no ko」:We have implemented educational Activities for consumers and their children on the matter of ocean and fish.

-「SURIMI Project with RAFEP」:We want to convince African women that a better utilization of the sea and seafood can change Africa through some technical guidance ~A good use of resources, improvement of children’s nutritional condition, creation of new jobs for women living in fishing villages ~

Financial Info. Revenue: 5,000,000yen Expenditure: 5,000,000yen（FY2016）(*After shared with the other organization)


Message Seafood production can be sustainable and is indispensable for the food security in our future.

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Women’s Action Against FGM, Japan (WAAF) 2-4-12 Rokkodai, Matsudo-city, Chiba, 270-2203 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.jca.apc.org/~waaf/ Facebook @womens.action.against.fgm.japan

Field Health, Gender Type Emergency Relief, Lecture Country Africa

Main Projects

-Raising awareness among the Japanese public through the dissemination of information on FGM

-Holding international symposia ＆ workshops, delivering lectures, publishing a newsletter, operating own website

-Sending financial support through the WAAF Fund to projects dedicated to the elimination of FGM in Africa

-Building an international coalition aiming for abolition of FGM --- participating in international conferences, exchanging information with international NGOs


Message

Women's Action Against FGM, Japan (WAAF) is a non-governmental and nonprofit organization launched in January 1996. WAAF works toward the abolition of female genital mutilation (FGM). Although FGM is not practiced in Japan, we see FGM as a harmful practice that poses a serious risk to the sexual and reproductive health of women and as a violation of the bodily integrity and human rights of women. The struggle against violence and discrimination against women has no national nor geographical boundaries.

World Family Fund (WFF) Chairman: Robert M. WILSON Familia Ichibanncho 203, 11-5 Ichibancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 102-0082 TEL: 03-3262-5033 FAX: 03-3288-3579 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.liv-craft.com/wff/

Field Poverty, Health, Education, Vocational Training, Micro-loan, Rural Development

Type Support Fund

Country Mali, Zambia, India, Nepal, Philippines Main Projects -Micro-loan Project .-Chicken Project -Taylor Project

English Periodical Annual report Financial Info. Revenue：5,310,456 yen Expenditure：1,723,832yen（FY2016） Opportunities Volunteers

Message To help people to help themselves/to support self-help projects needed by the local people.

Word Vision Japan Administrative director: Hiroshi SAKAKIBARA Harmony Tower 3rd Fl., 1-32-2 Honcho Nakano-ku, Tokyo, 164-0012 TEL: 03-5334-5350 FAX: 03-5334-5359 E-mail:[email protected] http://www.worldvision.jp Facebook @WorldVisionJapan Twitter @WorldVisionJPN

Field Poverty, Food, Health, Education, Gender, Water/Sanitation, Employment, Peace/Human Rights, Community

Type Development, Supplies, Emergency Relief, Advocacy, Awareness Raising/Training, Research, Lecture

Country Asia, Africa, Middle and South America, Eastern Europe, Middle East

Main Projects -Development---Transforming Communities -Emergency Relief -Advocacy

English Periodical Annual Report Financial Info. Revenue:4,983,023,202yen Expenditure:4,944,262,752yen（FY2014） Opportunities Interns, Volunteers

Message Our Vision for every child, life in all its fullness Our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so

Notes

International number prefix for Japan is +81. Field was provided with multiple choices and free comments.

Multiple choices were in line with 17 goals of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, including poverty, food, health, education, gender, water/sanitation, energy, industry, equality, community, climate change, fishery/marine environment conservation, forest conservation, peace/human rights, partnerships.

Type was provided with multiple choices of; development, supplies (providing goods), emergency relief, advocacy, awareness raising/training, research, as well as lecture or staffing, and free comments.

Main projects asked were to select at most 3 to 4 projects due to the writing space availability.

Directory of NGOs/NPOs of Japan in Africa Date: August, 2017 Published by: Japan Citizen’s Network for TICAD

(Secretariat: Africa Japan Forum) 3rd Floor, Maruko Bldg. Higashiueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0015, Japan TEL: +81-3-3834-6902 Fax: +81-3-3834-6903 www. http://www.ajf.gr.jp/

Funded by: JICA Donation Fund for the People of the World

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