about GRIPS degree programs admissions research faculty students alumni facilities . research Development Strategy Research Project Research Policy Research Center Science and Technology Policy Project Project for Comparative Research on Local Governments Security and Interenational Studies Project Project on Deregulation of Public Utility Industries Life Sciences Policy Project International Comparative Studies on Cultural Policy Project Policy Modeling Project Center for Study of International Development Strategies Development Forum Project Development Strategy Research Project 21COE Program - Asian Development Experience and its Transferability 　 Institute for Comparative Studies in Local Governance The Development Strategy Research Project aims to develop the most effective development strategies that low income countries should adopt as well as the most appropriate forms and levels of assistance that advanced countries should provide. We will conduct research on the roles of human capital, agricultural development, and industrialization in poverty alleviation, and make proposals toward the society of international development. The project is implemented by the faculty members in the GRIPS-FASID Joint Program in International Development Studies. In addition, we invite leading researchers in the field to participate in this project. Results of this research form the foundation of our graduate programs. For further Information about the Development Strategy Research Project, click here. | about GRIPS | degree programs | applying | research | resources & facilities | student office | faculty | index | . | home | japanese | top | last updated 02.06

. . . project leader: Keijiro Otsuka project members: contact address: 7-22-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8677 Fax: +81-(0)3-6439-6010 . meetings & seminars: . . publications: .