Technical Cooperation for Development Planning(122) Technical Cooperation Project(15) Aid in Singular Form(expert)(3) Grant Aid Project (4) Performance in UD (1971~2013) A Requisite for Sustainable City and Society (Vision) JICA Original Approach for Urban Development (How) D B 6 key issues of focus (What) C JICA’s Perspectives Urban development that benefits all, bringing about a virtuous circle of economic growth and poverty reduction 【Case3】 Land Readjustment training for third countries in Colombia G (Urban Comprehensive Plan, Urban Plan System, Urban Transportation) JICA Peace Building and Urban and Regional Development Group Economic Infrastructure Department 【Case1】 Surabaya × Kitakyushu City Cooperation MP E 【Case2】 Capacity Development in UD Sector in Mongolia F ① JICA transfers land readjustment technologies; ② Colombia conducts training courses to spread land readjustment technologies to other Central and South American countries. Environmentally friendly city / society Safe and secure city / society Fair and equal city / society Creative city / society Comfortable competitive city / society Urban Foundation・Urban Management For Sustainable City and Society 1) Transformation of urban structures 2) Promotion of low-carbon technologies in urban transportation 3) Creating recycling-oriented cities 4) Preservation and creation of green spaces 4 targets JICA’s Approach ■ Implementation of a plan ・Infrastructure development through financial assistance ・Development of legal and institutional frameworks ■ Operation and maintenance ・Improvement ofmanagement skills ① City Cooperation between Surabaya City and Kitakyushu City; ② Formulation of Master Plan for environmentally and socially sound development of Surabaya city; ③ Application of Kitakyushu City`s experience and “know-how” to address environmental pollution problems in Surabaya. ① City Cooperation between Ulaanbaatar City and Asahikawa City (Hokkaido) which possesses advanced technologies for cold-climate conditions. ② Assistance in capacity building and development of legislative platform for MP implementation. ③ Memorandum of technology exchange.
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Technical Cooperation for Development Planning(122)
Technical Cooperation Project(15)
Aid in Singular Form(expert)(3)
Grant Aid Project (4)
Performance in UD (1971~2013) A
Requisite for Sustainable City and Society (Vision)
JICA Original Approach for Urban Development (How) D
B
6 key issues of focus (What) C
JICA’s
Perspectives
Urban development that benefits all,
bringing about a virtuous circle of economic growth and poverty reduction
【Case3】 Land Readjustment
training for third countries in
Colombia
G
(Urban Comprehensive Plan, Urban Plan System, Urban Transportation)
JICA Peace Building and Urban and
Regional Development Group
Economic Infrastructure Department
【Case1】 Surabaya × Kitakyushu City Cooperation MP
E
【Case2】 Capacity Development in UD Sector in Mongolia
F
① JICA transfers land readjustment
technologies;
② Colombia conducts training courses
to spread land readjustment technologies
to other Central and South American
countries.
Environmentally
friendly
city / society
Safe and secure
city / society
Fair and equal
city / society
Creative
city / society
Comfortable
competitive
city / society
Urban Foundation・Urban Management
For Sustainable City and Society
1) Transformation of
urban structures
2) Promotion of low-carbon
technologies in urban
transportation
3) Creating recycling-oriented
cities
4) Preservation and creation
of green spaces
4 targets
JICA’s
Approach
■ Implementation of a plan
・Infrastructure development through financial assistance
・Development of legal and institutional frameworks
■ Operation and maintenance
・Improvement ofmanagement skills
① City Cooperation
between Surabaya City and
Kitakyushu City;
② Formulation of Master Plan
for environmentally and
socially sound development of
Surabaya city;
③ Application of Kitakyushu
City`s experience and
“know-how” to address environmental pollution problems in Surabaya.
① City Cooperation
between Ulaanbaatar City and
Asahikawa City (Hokkaido)
which possesses advanced
technologies for cold-climate
conditions.
② Assistance in capacity building
and development of legislative
platform for MP implementation.
③ Memorandum of technology exchange.
Indonesia Surabaya Master Plan for Sustainable Urban Development
Mongolia Capacity Development in Urban Development Sector C
A
Myanmar Urban Development Programme in the Greater Yangon
Colombia Urban planning system and management tools (Training) D
B
JICA Peace Building and Urban and
Regional Development Group
Economic Infrastructure Department
Waste treatment problem in
Surabaya City
Food waste composting initiative
Strategic Environmental
Partnership The view of Yangon City
Yangon City Structural Plan for 2040
Officials from Myanmar visiting Japan
The view of Ulaanbaatar City
Training for urban planners in Japan
Seminar for private sector and
financial donors in Mongolia
Discussions on slum
redevelopment
Lecture during training program
Training for other counties
2 Features
■ Surabaya City has to establish a long-term strategy and comprehensive
framework to tackle multiple pressures deriving from remarkably high rate of
urbanization, including waste disposal and wastewater treatment.
■Within frameworks the 2 cities are going to jointly developing and
implementing the Master Plan for environmentally and socially sustainable
development of Surabaya City. ■The cities have developed a project basing on the experience and know-
how of Kitakyushu City.
■The goal of undergoing study, conducted with continuous support of
Kitakyushu City, is to provide comprehensive assistance in achieving Low-
Carbon City at every stage - from planning to implementation, and to explore
the opportunities for private sector participation through Public-Private
Partnerships (PPP).
1 The chronology of city cooperation between local governments to
assist urban development
Receiving expertise from Japanese local governments (Kitakyushu,
Yokohama, Kobe, Asahikawa etc)
Collecting opinions from Japanese private sector on overseas
development assistance
Assisting the execution of memorandum between local governments
1 Background
Yangon, Myanmar`s largest city and commercial center, covers territory
of 784 km2 with the population of 5,1 million people. Due to Myanmar`s
rapid democratization, Yangon started to attract flows of foreign
investments and domestic capital investments, which results in
accelerated population growth.
2 Project summary (timeframe: August 2012 – December 2013)
Phase I (August 2012 – March 2013)
• Investigation and analysis of current conditions, identifying development
tasks for Yangon City.
• Mapping city landscape data (50000:1) and GIS data (10000:1),
conducting door-to-door survey.
• Setting Yangon Development master plan;
Phase II (March 2013 – December 2013)
• Setting Yangon sectorial development plan, proposing methods for city
development;
• Setting plan for capacity building to implement Yangon development plan.
3 Features
Setting master plan at an early stage provides good opportunity for
development. → Efficient and prompt fast-track formulation of master
plan, based on preliminary survey data (7 months).
1 Background
Ulaanbaatar is experiencing rapid speed of urbanization, where urban
population has increased from 650,000 people in 1998 to 1 million people
in 2007. Rural-urban migration is the major factor for population growth
and is accompanied by urban sprawl caused by uncontrolled settlement
of nomadic people, who reside in portable dwelling structures (yurts).
2 Project summary (timeframe: 2010-2013)
• Proposing new bills, operational regulations and amendments to legal
system, related to urban development and planning. Composing technical
manual for project implementation.
• Providing comprehensive technical assistance for improving housing
conditions and land use, from building administrative capacity to capacity
building of staff.
3 Features
In this project, JICA applied administrative experience and technologies
adapted for cold-climate conditions , which were used for the
redevelopment of Asahikawa City with development consultants.
Memorandum of exchange of technology concerning public works in
cold-climate conditions was executed in July 2011.
In 2013 JICA`s President Award
1 Background
JICA promotes land readjustment technologies in Central and South
America – the region with the highest number of slums in the world.
JICA contributed to capacity development through training programs
“Land Readjustment in Colombia” (1998-2002) and technical cooperation
programs “Urban Planning and Land Readjustment” in 5 Andes countries
(2003-2007). The personnel of Colombian counterpart agency acquired
the knowledge of urban planning and development via training programs,
and now efficiently adapt it to Colombian conditions.
2 Project summary and features
■ They are qualified to provide similar training to other countries in Central
and South America. In 2011-2013 under the leadership of National
Department of Planning and with JICA`s support, the technology transferred
to Colombia is being passed further to other countries through the training
course “Urban planning system and urban management tools”.
■ During one month starting on February 4, 2013, training course was
provided to 20 participants from 8 Latin America countries. For several years
Colombian specialists have been dispatched to Bolivia, Ecuador, Costa Rica
and Brazil to provide in-house guidance and assistance.
■ Additionally, goal is to form core group of trained professionals and to
build a system to spread urban mass transportation systems and community
development to other Latin America countries through land readjustment.