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Grants ManagementNGO Support Program -JFGENGO Support Program Currently, many environmental conservation projects are undertaken by domestic and foreign non-governmental organizations, but they are facing not only the shortages in capital but also the problems of personnel and information. To provide environmental NGOs with personnel training and information, the three following programs are implemented. Training Training is provided for NGO staff who desire to improve their knowledge and technology related to environmental conservation and for people who support environmental conservation projects sponsored by NGOs. In this way, the various needs for personnel development can be met. (1)Training Course in JapanExamples: International Cooperation Seminar, Organizational Management Seminar, Cooperative Coordinator Development Seminar, Environmental Assessment Seminar, Nature Conservation Seminar, Satoyama Management Leader Development Seminar etc.(2) Training Course out of Japana.Short program: Japanese NGO staff members visit various foreign NGOs project sites and interact with local NGO members and exchange ideas mutually. b.Long program: People having an interest for environmental conservation and who plan to participate in NGO of environmental conservation activities and interact with local residents in developing regions. Research and Studies Research is conducted on common, basic problems that affect both Japanese and non-Japanese NGO projects for global environmental conservation and on examples of solutions and successful projects. Furthermore, research and study of developing regions that may become the basis of information is also conducted . Information Provision Results obtained from research and studies are made into a database. Various materials and information are provided to support NGO projects. Furthermore, these materials are available on the Internet and in published reports and newsletters. Note: At present, these training programs and information are for the people living in Japan and are available only in Japanese. ~ ngoportal |
