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Overview of JICA and support to KAIZEN

Mar.20, 2019

Shinji Sato

Senior Representative, JICA Brazil OfficeJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

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1. Overview of JICA

2. JICA`s Support to KAIZEN

Outline

Trends of ODA Disbursements

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Japan’s position → 3rd place in OECD/DAC Donor

(source) OECD･DAC

13,176

15,141 16,300

12,625 12,230 12,971

16,176

18,619 17,064

13,584

17,475 16,451

18,865 20,247

18,662

22,414

15,925 15,028

16,808

18,461

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

日本 米国 ドイツ 英国 フランス イタリア カナダ(million Dollars)

USA Germany UK France Italy CanadaJapan

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ODA in Economic Cooperation

Implementation agency

Type of Assistance

(1.71)

(16.83)

In FY 2017, 86% of JICA’s overall budget is allocated to Finance and Investment operations.

FY2017 Budget JPY bn (USD bn)

JICA provides ODA Loans with concessional conditions (similar to development finance provided by Multilateral Development Banks, etc.) for developing countries to finance investment for development.

By sharing Japan’s technologies and expertise, technical cooperation aims to foster the human resources who will lead economic and social development in developing countries.

Assistance in the form of grants with no repayment obligations to provide the goods and services necessary for economic and social development in developing countries.

Finance and Investment(ODA Loans and Private-sector Investment Finance)

Technical Cooperation

Grant Aid

Fiscal year runs from April to March next year.

Delhi Mass Rapid Transport System Project in India

Assistance in agricultural production in Uganda

Rural water supply in Ethiopia

(1.02)

JICA’s Vision

Vision

JICA, with its partners will take the lead in forging bonds of trust across the world, aspiring for a free, peaceful and prosperous world where people can hope for a better future and explore their diverse potentials

Mission

JICA, in accordance with the Development Cooperation Charter, will work on human security and quality growth.

Priority Areas in JICA’s Medium term Objectives and Plan

1. Secure a foundation and driving force for economic growth in development areas

Urban and regional development, transportation and ICT, energy, private sector development, agriculture, etc

2. Promote people - centered development Health, nutrition, water and sanitation, education, sports, and social security and disability

3. Share universal values and realize a peaceful and secure society

Governance, peace, stability and safety

4. Build a sustainable and resilient international community by addressing global challenges

Climate change, disaster risk reduction and post disaster recovery, natural habitat, environmental management, food security

Duration: April 2017- March 2022 ( 5 years)

Distribution by region (FY2017)

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Distribution by sector (FY2017)

Unit: %, ￥billion

Unit: %, ￥billion

JICA’s KAIZEN projects in Asia

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Singapore: 1983-1990Productivity Development Project • Request from PM Lee Kuan Yew• Supported CD of National Productivity Board• Almost 100 companies implemented

KAIZEN, and around 15,000 corporate managers received trainings through the project

• The project supported and encouraged productivity movement in Singapore which lead to its economical success

Thailand: 1994-2001Quality and Productivity Improvement Project• Supported CD of Thailand Productivity

Institute (FTPI)• Trained 38 consultants and provided KAIZEN

service to 96 companies within the project • During 2001-2002 (after the project) FTPI

trained 167 companies, 2,877 persons, gave consultancy service to 827 companies

• The project laid down the essential basic management system in Thai SMEs

Thailand

JICA’s KAIZEN project in Central America and Caribbean Region

Costa Rica 1992-2012Project on Capacity Building of Facilitators on Improving Productivity and Quality for Small and Medium Enterprise in Central America and Caribbean Region• 11 Costa Rican consultants were accredited

by Japan Productivity Center• 56 facilitators from 8 countries were

developed• 112 SMEs from 8 countries received KAIZEN

consultancy• 2,000 people were trained through third

country training, seminars

CEFOF

Dispatch CEFOF consultants

Participate in Trainings

Belize

Guatemala

Honduras

El Salvador

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Panama

Dominican Rep.

Develop Network

Dispatch experts

JICA’s KAIZEN Support in AFRICA

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Djibouti

MaliNiger

Burkina

Faso

Ghana

Liberia

Sierra Leone

Guinea-Bissau

Ethiopia

Uganda Kenya

Tanzania

RwandaSao Tome and

Principe

Sudan

Gabon

Cameroon

Chad

Dem.Rep.Congo

Egypt

Algeria

Morocco

South Africa

Zimbabwe

Angola

Madagascar

Zambia

Mozambique

Malawi

Nigeria

Cape Verde

Libya

Eritrea

Somalia

Central African Rep.

Namibia

Botswana

Swaziland

Lesotho

Mauritius

Seychelles

BurundiCongo

Guinea

Mauritania

Togo

Cote

d’Ivoire

Benin

Gambia

Comoros

Equatorial Guinea

South Sudan

Tunisia

Senegal

LEGEND

Projects Implemented/ing

Participated in training

courses in Japan and/or in

Malaysia after 2009

Source: modified from Homma (2013)

• JICA has been implementing Technical Cooperation Projects in 8 countries. The projects are still on-going in 7 countries (The project was completed in Egypt).

• Every year, more than 60 officials from Africa participate in KAIZEN related trainings conducted in Japan and Malaysia.

• From 2009, JICA received officials from 25 countries for KAIZEN trainings.

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Muito Obrigado pela atenção

Shinji Sato

Sato.Shinji@jica.go.jp

JICA Brasil

SCN Quadra 02 Bloco A Sala 402 – Ed. Corporate Financial Center, 70712-900, Brasilia DF