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The World Bank Tokyo Office was established in 1970 with the primary objective to foster dialogue and partnerships with key counterparts, including: the Government, local and international media, parliamentarians, civil society and NGOs, youth groups, academics and universities, and the private sector.

 

The Tokyo Office’s activities aim at increasing knowledge and awareness in Japan about the Bank’s development activities. To this end, it disseminates the latest information on World Bank policies and activities regarding development issues to the widest possible audience, and stimulates debate on development issues through seminars and conferences, and promotes policy dialogue with government and other development partners and institutions; and finally, disseminates information and publications via its website and the Public Information Center (PIC).

 

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Jul 24, 2008Poverty reduction by nurturing forests and the land
Jul 22, 2008World Bank Group Seminar - World Trade Indicators 2008: Benchmarking Policy and Performance
   
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Jul 03, 2008Addressing the Financial Challenges of Climate Change (What´s New)
Jul 03, 2008Columbia University Business School holds lecture, Japan reunion, at World Bank PIC Tokyo (What´s New)
Jul 03, 2008Embracing the Growth Potential of Cities (Speech)
  
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