[1F01]Evaluation of Accessibility of Bangladeshi Women with Disabilities (WWDs) both within the Home and in External Settings (going out activities) Based on Capability Approach
*Mami KANAZAWA1(1. Teikyo University)
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[1F02]Gender and Development : Perspective from Migrant Women Studies
*Yuriko SAITO1(1. Daito Bunka University)
[1F03]The possibility of community economy and its social background in Morogoro region, Tanzania: the case of mixed porridge processing groups
*Tamahi KATO(YAMAUCHI)1(1. Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
[1F04]Empowerment process of women’s football players in Thailand: Focusing on the relational empowerment
*Aya NOGUCHI1,2(1. Seijo University, 2. International Christiane University)
[1F05]Sustainability of skipjack pole-and-line fishery on Amami Oshima - Fishing monograph of Daikuma community
*Denka YANAGI1(1. Tohoku University)
[1F06]A Study on the Cultural Inheritance and Tourism Development for Indigenous Peoples in Taiwan
*Mayu IKEMI1(1. Sapporo International University)
[1F07]Collective Entrepreneurship as a Way Out of Dependency - Case study of the Former Homeland QwaQwa, South Africa
*Shogo KUDO1(1. Akita International University / University of Pretoria)
[1F08]Reimagining former coal mining communities: Lessons from a comparative analysis of Wakefield, UK and Yubari, Hokkaido
*Sara KAIZUKA1(1. Mejiro University)
[1G01]Leaving No One Behind: Addressing Local and Marginalized Needs - JICA’s Project for Supporting Implementation of the National Development Planning System in the Dominican Republic (PRODECARE)
*Yasushi WADA1, *Madoka Nakagawa1(1. IC Net Limited)
[1G02]Analysis of the National Development Strategy of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic after Independence (2000-10)
*Mahabat Togashi1(1. Doshisha University)
[1G03]Socio-Economic Vulnerability due to Torretial Flood and Planning of Early Warning System: Disaster Risk Reduction to its Management
*Muhammad Amir Akram Rao1(1. Toyo university)
[1G04]The Impact of Township Development on Local Communities: Empirical Evidence from Kabul, the Capital of Afghanistan
*Mohammad Farid Zawad1(1. Graduate School of International Development)
[1G05]Does cooperation on communal resource management vary with market access? Public goods game experiments with Mongolian pastoralists.
*Shunji ONIKI1, Kadirbyek Dagys2(1. The Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences, 2. Mongolian University of Life Sciences)
[1G06]Between Commons and Deforestration: Conflicts of Local Use and Forest Conservation in Romania
*Naoki ASADA1(1. University of Tsukuba)
[1G07]Ethnic and Social Diversity and Livelihood Strategies in Enclave Villages of Lake Malawi National Park: Uniqueness and Commonalities of Communities Around Protected Areas
*Yasuko Kusakari1, Placid Mpeketula2, James John Banda3, Talandila Kasapila4, John Banana Matewere5, Tetsu Sato6(1. The University of Tokyo, 2. University of Malawi, 3. Department of Fisheries of Malawi, 4. Department of National Parks and Wildlife of Malawi, 5. Sustainable Cape Maclear, 6. Ehime University)
[1G08]The Impact of Gender on the Operation and Maintenance of Handpumps
*Kanako KONDO1(1. Kyoto University)
[1G09]Unveiling the Dynamics of Rural Development : Saemaul Undong in Uganda
*Hyomin JUNG1(1. Yokohama National University)
[1G10]From culture driven to localised knowledge driven: China’s evolving education policies and the ‘Luban Workshop’ in Africa
*Tingting Yuan1, Ning Ma(1. University of Nottingham)
[1G11]Donor Logic behind Japanese Educational Cooperation: Potential for an Alternative Aid Approach?a
*Nozomi SAKATA1, *Taeko Okitsu2, *Takamichi Asakura1(1. Hiroshima University, 2. Otsuma Women's University)
[1G12]Hybrid Governance in Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction: Implications for International Development
*Tomoe KATOH1(1. Hokkaido University)
[1H101]Trade welfare in developing countries measured by bias in price indices: the role of intermediate goods and total factor productivity
*JUNRONG PAN1, Yu Oliver Maemura1(1. The University of Tokyo)
[1H102]Can low- and middle-income countries become welfare states? From the perspective of advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
*Hitoshi MURAKAMI1(1. Bureau of International Health Cooperation, National Center for Global Health and Medicine (From 1 April 2025, Japan Institute for Health Security))
[1H103]Dollarization and Financial Deepening in Cambodia
*THIDA MECH1(1. Graduate School of Economics, Department of Economics, Teikyo University)
[1H104]Financial Institutions for International Development in Japan:
Analysis on the Financial Statements of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (Loans Division)
*Koichi TAKASE1(1. Waseda University)
[1H105]The Dynamics of Food Sharing among the Baka Hunter-Gatherers: Focusing on the Influence of Agricultural Development and the Cash Economy
*Ayako SEKINO1,2(1. Ritsumeikan University, 2. JSPS)
[1H106]Land Ownership and Title Deeds in Cambodia: Discrepancies Between Legal systems and Social Perception from a Regional Survey
*Yaly SOU1(1. Yokohama National University)
[1H107]Strategic Practices of Farmer Organizations in Cambodia: Formation and Transformation of 'Intersectional Governance Spaces'
*Sayaka AKIHO1(1. Kyushu Sangyo University)
[1H108]Temporary Migrant to Permanent Resident: The Upskilling Journey of Indonesians in Japan
*Sari Suzuki1(1. Nagoya University)
[1H109]National Language Education for Migrants: A Case Study of Children Returning to Nepal from Japan
*Masako TANAKA1(1. Sophia University)
[1H110]Role of the Planning and Implementation Agencies of the Central Tibetan Administration (Tibetan Government-in-Exile)
*Miki ENOKI1(1. Konan University)
[1H111]A Study on the Deterioration of Security in Rohingya Refugee Camps
*Naonori KUSAKABE2, *Shiho TANAKA1(1. Hiroshima University, 2. RIKKYO UNIVERSITY)
[1I01]Application of Counterfactual Explanations for Machine Learning Model Interpretability: Study focused on Teaching Quality and Student Learning Outcomes
*Jean-Baptiste SANFO1(1. The University of Shiga Prefecture)
[1I02]The Effect of Early Childhood Education Training on Caregivers’ and Primary School Teachers’ Knowledge and Skill Acquisition in Malawi
*Kyoko TANIGUCHI1(1. Hiroshima University)
[1I03]Education policy administration, finance and the background of their effects - the case of Laamu Atoll in a small island country of Maldives
*Kazuhiro YOSHIDA1(1. Hiroshima University)
[1I04]The Impact of Educational Financial Support on Higher Education Enrollment in Kenya: Focusing on the Coverage Rate of Educational Expenses
*Kentaro SHIMADA1(1. Soka University)
[1I05]STEM Education in Bhutan: A View from the FabLab Community
*Koji YAMADA1(1. Asian AI Institute, Musashino University)
[1I06]Impacts of different types of education on income and employment of graduates: focusing on TVET in Nairobi, Kenya
*Aika MATSUMOTO1(1. Kyoto University)
[1I07]Adult learning in the protracted crisis
*Takafumi MIYAKE1(1. Rikkyo University)
[1I08]Side Jobs of Teachers in Indonesia: The Reality and Its Impact
*Mitsuko MAEDA1(1. Osaka Jogakuin University)
[1I09]The ABE Initiative: Impacts and Limitations in Improving Business Conditions and Good Governance in Egypt, Kenya, South Africa and Rwanda
*James Kaizuka1(1. Japan International Cooperation Agency)
[1I10]Endeavors and challenges of Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad to establish sustainable academic collaboration with Japanese universities
*Kyoko NAKANO1(1. Human Link Inc.)
[1I11]Consensus building and decision making for construction of Tsubasa bridge in Cambodia
*Yukihiro KOIZUMI1, Shinya HANAOKA2(1. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), 2. Institute of Science Tokyo)
[1I12]Analysis of the Dual Approach to Climate Change Adaptation in Official Development Assistance
-Discussion of Challenges Based on a Case Study of Japan and Timor-Leste-
*Yoko MAKITA1(1. Global and Local Environment Co-creation Institute, Ibaraki University)
[1J01]Operational Efficiency of Vietnamese Banks Before, During, and After the PandemicA Two-Stage DEA Approach with Directional Distance Function
*Ton Anh Pham1, Kataoka Mitsuhiko2(1. Rikkyo University、2. The State Bank of Vietnam)
[1J02]The Research for Optimization of Investment Methods for Water Supply and Sanitation Improvement in developing Country
*TAKAYUKI TOMIHARA1,2, *hidetoshi Kitawaki1, Toshiya Aramaki1(1. Graduate School of Toyo University, 2. Japan International Cooperation Agency)
[1J03]Improvement of the Baruni Landfill through the Application of Semi-Aerobic Landfill in Papua New Guinea
*Walter Greamah AUKLEYA1, Hidetoshi KITAWAKI1(1. Toyo University, Hakusan Campus)
[1J04]Review of Quality Control Management Practices on Road Construction Projects in Kenya
*Wendy Awuor Aduma1, Ryo Matsumaru1(1. Toyo University)
[1J05]U.S. Imperialism and Anti-Peace Corps Movements in the Global 60s
*Kumiko KAWACHI1(1. Yokohama National University)
[1J06]Are donor models and recipient models consistent?
- Examining development cooperation in the Philippines from Japan, the United States, and China as a case study –
*Syouu SEKI1(1. China Agricultural University)
[1J07]Emerging Donors at the Time of Enlargement: What Is the Logic to Extend Aid?
*Hisahiro KONDOH1(1. Saitama University)
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