JaDHRRA
Japan Development of Human Resources in Rural Asia
About
JaDHRRA
President
Yoshihide Fujioka
Contact Info:
Takacho Yachiyo-Ku 842, Taka-gun ,Hyogo Pref., Japan 677-0121
Telephone
+81-90-8888-7447
E-mail
fujioka@econ.kobe-u.ac.jp
Website
https://ja-dhrra.jimdofree.com/
Facebook
fb.com/JaDHRRA
Current Programs:
JaDHRRA Intern in Asiadhrra
Mr. Makino Atsushi, a senior student of Kobe University in Japan taking up Economics, is currently on a six month internship (February-August 2012) in the
Genesis of the DHRRAs: The History of CENDHRRA by Antonio L. Ledesma
In remembrance of Dr. Tony Ledesma, whose first death anniversary we commemorate and whose life we celebrate today, we are sharing this article he wrote
Young NorthDHRRAs share OJT experiences
North DHRRA OJTs – Yeo Joung Suh (KoDHRRA), Sung Wei Huang (TaiwanDHRRA), Ryoko Tsuboi (JaDHRRA) and Shui Tsai (TaiwanDHRRA) had a fruitful sharing session last
Ryoko visits AsiaDHRRA
Ryoko Tsuboi, formerly JaDHRRA OJT in AsiaDHRRA visited the secretariat last September 10, 2008 on her way to Bikol to accompany Ms. Chiaki Inoko who,
JaDHRRA launches Japanese Youth Philippine Exposure 2007
Twelve (12) japanese college students from Otemon University and Kobe University, led by their teachers, Dr. Yoshikuni Yatani and Dr. Hiroyuki Fujioka are set to
AsiaDHRRA joins the Phil-Japan Friendship Year 50th Anniversary Festivities
AsiaDHRRA participated in the Philippine-Japan Symposium: “Empowering the Poor in the Philippine Society toward 2015: Partnership Building between Philippine and Japanese NGOs in Poverty Alleviation”
Like most DHRRAs, Ja-DHRRA takes its roots from the DHRRAW Workshop held on August 4th to 26th, 1974 in Swanganiwas, Thailand, with 130 participants from 11 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
At the end of 1974, several volunteers from Yamaguchi City who wished to address social development concerns formed the “Asia Thinking Group”. Starting from the awareness of the issues given at the workshop, the immediate task was to explore what Japanese citizens should do, what they can do, what they should not do, and so on. ..
Ten to twenty people gathered at a monthly study session and invited lecturers with direct experience and knowledge about the reality of Asia so as to raise their awareness of social development issues in Asia. This study session, which lasted for about a year, is the prehistory of Ja-DHRRA.
Currently, under the theme of “development of human resources,” Ja-DHRRA is developing meaningful experiential learning and practical activities for young people in cooperation with Asian NGOs.
Ja-DHRRA is presently based and active in the Hyogo Prefecture Area and facilitates learning experiences with Japanese students and rural farmers through exchanges with other NGOs all over Asia.
Hidehide Fujioka of the Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, is the current president of Ja-DHRRA