You can search the EDU-Port Japan-adopted projects that introduces Japanese-style education to overseas by region, category and word search. Following projects are subject to search: Research Projects (2021-), Supported Projects (2021-), Pilot Projects (2016-2020).
Note: EDU-Port Japan supports those adopted projects for two years in principle.
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In the last 50 years, the technology transfer in Bhutan through various technology transfer projects by Japan has yielded certain results. But areas…
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The model of “School centered Regional Revitalization (Sustainable Development School Project)” which started from the Town of Ama and the Shimane P…
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Bangladesh is a country with a large population, but the medical system is insufficient. For example, the problems in medical practice are the waiti…
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This project expands “School centered Community Revitalization (Sustainable Development School Project)” in Bhutan, which started from the small tow…
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We will conduct “Undokai” – a unique sports culture in Japan – at schools around the world and convey the splendor of Japanese culture and the enjoy…
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This project provides tutorial schools and schools in Sri Lanka and other Asian countries with digital learning materials, namely “Surala Ninja!” wh…
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The project purpose is to develop contents for human resources development to meet the needs of both Indian and Japanese enterprises. This project c…
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One of the characteristics of Japanese technical education is to combine theories and hands-on skills. In Bhutan, due to insufficient laboratories a…
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“Education Continuity Plan” (ECP; ECP is a concept under which schools take necessary preparations to enable them to continue operations in case of …
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