| The aim of this initiative is
to increase the interaction between researchers from Japan and the
United Kingdom who work on development policy issues. Current interaction
is limited and further collaboration will be beneficial. Both countries
are major donors and have different comparative advantages.
This initial phase will undertake preliminary discussions with
institutions in Japan and the UK, set up a website and aim to increase
the 'virtual' exchanges of information on development issues. It
will also assess the feasibility of more extensive network activities.
The eventual objectives are to have a network to discuss pressing
development problems, outline potential solutions, share the latest
research findings, develop ‘policy code-sharing’, clarify
ODA processes and develop areas of concrete collaboration between
the two countries.
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This work was carried out by Julius
Court, Debbie Warrener, Keiko Okawa and Keiko Suzuki.
For information on ODI's ongoing work in this area, please contact
David Booth.
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This project
is supported by Supported by the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation |
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