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Fiscal Year 2009

Waste Management For Promoting Recycling-Oriented Societies in Central and South America
FY2009 JICA Group Training “Environmental Management Technology in the Chemical Industry” Course completed
Capacity Building for Project Staff Regarding Kyoto Mechanism Course completed
The Group-training course for Training persons in charge of the Kyoto Mechanism Projectin fiscal 2009 is beeing held.
The JICA-commissioned Overseas student seminar (Environmental conservation Course) “Sustainable development and environment in the automobile industry” was brought to a successful conclusion
The JICA Group-training course for "Environmental Management Technology in the Chemical Industry" in fiscal 2009 is being held
JICA Indivisual Country Training for China in Fiscal 2009 "Japan-China Related Policy Training Concerning Climate Change and CDM" was held
JICA Group Training "Local area Environmental Management and Pollution Control" Course Has Begun
“Training Course Held on Industrial Pollution Control Technology Transfer for Administrative Officials from Henan Province, China,” Commissioned by Mie Prefecture
JICA-Commissioned Training Course Completed for Administrative Officials from Central Asian Countries on Water-Quality Monitoring for Effective Use of Water Resources
FY 2009 JICA-Commissioned Training Course Completed for Officials and Employees of Chinese Organizations related to Environmental Exhibits and Energy Saving Technology
FY2009 Environment Cooperation Program for Asia (ECPA) “Training Course on Environmental Management for Local Government Officials of Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia” completed
FY2009 JICA Group Training “Pollution Control and Local Environment Management” Course Completed
FY2009 Environmental Cooperation Program for Asia (ECPA) “Training course on Environmental Management for Local Government Officials of Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia” started.
FY2009 JICA training for China: “Training on policies relating to Japan and China concerning climate change and CDM” was carried out
JICA-Commissioned Training Course Launched for “Total Waste Management to Promote a Recycling-Oriented Society in Peru”
JICA Training Three Courses Joint Exchange Party Held
Malaysian Junior Administrative Officials Trained at ICETT

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Update:September 10, 2009

FY2009 JICA training for China: “Training on policies relating to Japan and China concerning climate change and CDM” was carried out

Eleven administrative officials from China were invited for the 12 days period from August 17th (Mon) to August 28th (Fri), 2009 and received “Training on policy relating to Japan and China concerning climate change and CDM.” Participants here learned about CDM (Clean Development Mechanism), a greenhouse effect gas emission offset technique included as a flexible measure in order to achieve Kyoto Protocol numerical goals.
In particular, the purpose of this training was to ensure that participants understood the method of preparing CDM-PDD (CDM Project Design Document) used in the applications for CDM projects, and also understood the processes in the series of deliberation, examination, authorization and advice concerning authorization and implementation of CDM projects, achieving CDM-related abilities. When we carried out role playing concerning PDD preparation, with participants divided into applicants and validators (examiners), we received very favorable comments from participants, saying that they very clearly understood the key points of PDD preparation, so we feel that we quite successfully achieved the purpose of training.
We also held inspection tours, visiting actual sites and giving lectures there to deepen understanding of energy saving and resource saving activities in Japanese enterprises (iron foundry, petrochemical factory, thermal power plant, etc.). Their visits to enterprises seem to have given the participants lasting impressions of “cleanliness” and “high quality talent” as their images of Japan.
In their free time, participants visited Nagoya Castle, and Kiyomizu temple and Arashiyama in Kyoto, deepening their understanding of Japanese culture. All participants returned home safely after completing this extensive training. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to all of you who so kindly assisted us.
(Persons in charge: Shioya and Oya)

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