Teacher Training In Japan Japanese Language Proficiency .
TheJapanFoundationprovidesJapanese language trainingfor teachers of the Japaneselanguage at institutesaround the world. Thetrainees typically havemore than two years ofteaching experience and areprovided an opportunity to improve languageskills, learn teaching methodologies and gainbetter understanding of Japanese culture andsociety. The Foundation organizes both shortterm (2 months) and long term (6 months)trainings.TJapanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)Teacher Training in JapanTThe Embassy of Japan facilitatesthe invitation of Japanese languageteachers for the Japan Foundationtrainings.Mr.MedhankarBajracharya, from the StandardJapanese Language School, tookpart in a long-term course in 2018,along with 40 Japanese languageteachers from 27 countries.he first JLPT was held at St. Mary’s School and D.A.V. School, where 2,133 studentstook the language proficiency exam in Levels N1 to N5. The Japan Foundation offers JLPTtwice a year, in July and December, both in Japan and in more than 60 countries around theworld. In Nepal the Japanese Language Teachers’ Association, Nepal (JALTAN), togetherwith the Embassy of Japan, conducts this examination.“We learned teaching methods, and had classes on intensive Japaneselanguage, Japanese culture, education, and history,” said Mr. Bajracharya.“We also had a home stay program, experienced culture programs, andparticipated in study tours.” He focused on teaching methodology as aspecial course, which helped him to improve his lesson plans.Japan is a land of festivals, or matsuri, as they are called. Thereare many festivals year round but July and August are specialbecause this is a time when there are festivities across thecountry. The following are some representative summer festivals(natsu-matsuri) to see in Tokyo and other parts of Japan:-TheLearning Japanese Language A Personal Experiencehe Japan Foundation, in cooperation with the Japan Ministry ofForeign Affairs, invites young foreign-service officers and publicofficials to Japan for an 8-month period to conduct training in Japaneselanguage and society. This program is designed to meet the needs ofparticipants who are expected to conduct activities related to Japan inforeign government institutions. It seeks to provide participants withlanguage skills that will be useful in their work, and focuses on oralcommunication. The program also contains a variety of activities fordeepening understanding of Japanese society and culture.Support for Pre-OlympicTraining of NepaliAthletesOn JapanSummer Festivals in JapanThe Gion matsuri is a festival held at Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto inJuly. It began in the 9th century and the rituals are supposed toward off natural disasters. At this time the dashi floats, decoratedwith ancient, imported and local artworks, wind through thestreets of Kyoto.H.E. Mr. Masamichi Saigo, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiaryof Japan to Nepal, arrived in Nepal on 27th May, 2018. He presentedhis Letter of Credence to the Rt. Honorable President, Ms. Bidya DeviBhandari at Shital Niwas on 27th June, 2018. Ambassador Saigo succeedsMr. Masashi Ogawa, who had left Nepal on 22nd May, 2018.Nebuta Festival (Aomori Prefecture)The Nebuta Festival takes place in Aomori in August. In thisfestival the heavily decorated floats, designed and constructedwith painted washi paper over a wire frame, are taken around ina grand procession.Ambassador Saigo attended an official signingceremony at Satdobato on 3rd August, 2018 insupport of the Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC).Mr. Rai and his training colleagues were exposed to many traditionalfestivals, shows, music, dance, etc. which he said, brilliantlydemonstrated the tenderly preserved magnificence of the age-oldJapanese culture.New AmbassadorH.E. Mr. Masamichi Saigo,Presents CredentialsGion Festival (Kyoto Prefecture)Awa Odori Festival (Tokushima Prefecture)A young officer from Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. JimsomRumdali Rai, participated in this program from September 2017 to May2018. “The most impressive, and perhaps the most important learning,was the kind-heartedness and humility of the Japanese people,” he said.He added that he was also impressed by assistance provided by randompeople while he had sought directions or information in the street, trainstations, and airports. “Preservation of culture in the midst of rapidurbanization is another impression I have brought back from Japan,”he added.Vol. 50, August 2018Three organizations, the Tamura City Governmentof Fukushima, Japan, NOC, and the Athlete Society,a Japanese NGO working on strengthening the bondamong Asian countries through sports, signed anagreement on pre-games training camps in Japanfor Nepali athletes attending the 32nd Olympiad(Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games).A five-member delegation from the Japaneseorganizations, headed by Mr. Naoyuki Kawagoishi,Deputy Mayor of Tamura City, arrived inKathmandu on 2nd August. The team spent threedays in Nepal meeting Nepali sport personalities andattending a sports workshop. Ms. Yurika Nakamura,a representative from the Athlete Society and aformer marathon athlete who participated in theBeijing 2008 Olympic Games, instructed the Nepaliathletes at the NOC Building, Satdobato, and at theNepal Army Ground, Lagankhel.This festival is held in Tokushima in August. This festival is partof Obon rites to welcome the spirits of the ancestors.Tenjin Festival (Osaka Prefecture)Tenjin literally means “Festival of the Gods”. Held at theTenman Shrine in Osaka in July, this festival is over 1,000 yearsold. Around 3,000 people dressed in 8th to 12th century imperialcourt costumes go around the city carrying portable shrines.Yosakoi Festival (Kochi Prefecture)The Yosakoi Festival is held in Kochi in August. This is a highlyenergetic festival where dancers carry wooden clappers anddance and create a highly festive mood in the city.Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival (Tokyo)Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival is considered one of the mostpopular and the oldest fireworks (hanabi) festival in the country.It is held on the banks of the Sumida River near the AsakusaDistrict in Tokyo.Embassy of JapanTel. 4426680, E-mail: cultural-emb@km.mofa.go.jp, URL : http://www.np.emb-japan.go.jpMessage from the AmbassadorNamaste!As the new Ambassador of Japan, I arrived in Kathmanduon 27th May, 2018 and presented my Letter of Credenceto the Rt. Honorable President, Ms. Bidya Devi Bhandari,on 27th June. I am honored to officially assume theambassadorship in Kathmandu and represent Japan inNepal.Since I started my career by joining the Ministry ofAgriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) in 1980, Iworked on different aspects of agricultural development.While at MAFF, I was posted to the Embassy of Japanin India from 1988 to 1991. During my tenure in Delhi,I visited Kathmandu twice, and pleasant memories fromthose trips are still fresh in my mind. After retirement fromMAFF in 2017, I served as an advisor to MAFF beforetaking on this responsibility to represent Japan in Nepal.Japan and Nepal have traditionally maintained anexcellent and friendly relationship based on old historicaland spiritual ties. This cordial relationship has grownmany-fold over years. Exchange of visits at various levelsbetween the two countries signify the importance bothcountries place on each other. Our academic and culturalties have been also grown considerably to date, which Ibelieve they will continue and strengthen much more inthe near future.Japan started extending technical assistance to Nepal in1952, the year when Nepal joined the Colombo Plan.Today, Japan as one of Nepal’s major developmentpartners, is supporting technical assistance, and loansin almost all essential sectors such as hydropower,education, health, agriculture, drinking water, highways,communication, human resources development, etc. Isincerely hope that Japanese assistance will contribute toreducing the difficulties that this beautiful country facesand will play an important part to uplift the quality of lifeof people.The federal, provincial and local elections weresuccessfully held in 2017 under the Constitutionpromulgated in September 2015. Rt. Honorable Mr.K.P. Sharma Oli, Prime Minister of Nepal, and his partyemerged with the mandate to lead Nepal’s developmentefforts. I believe the efforts made by the Governmentof Nepal towards the steady implementation of the newconstitution and further consolidation of democracy willcontribute to the socio-economic development of Nepal.Masamichi SaigoAmbassador of Japan to Nepal
Japan Extends Scholarships toGovernment Officersrespective governments on 13th July 2018. Mr. Jun Sakuma,Chief Representative of the Japan International CooperationAgency (JICA), and Mr. Shree Krishna Nepal, Joint Secretaryof the International Economic Cooperation and CoordinationDivision of the Ministry of Finance, also signed and exchangeda Grant Agreement for implementing this Scheme.The Government of Japan has decided to extend grantassistance up to 282 million Japanese Yen ( 282,000,000),the equivalent to NRs. 274.1 million, to the Government ofNepal for implementing the Project for Human ResourceDevelopment Scholarship (JDS) Scheme in Japan’s FiscalYear 2018.Mr. Masamichi Saigo, Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, and Dr.Rajan Khanal, Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, signedand exchanged a set of notes to this effect on behalf of theirThe JDS Grant is designed to support human resourcedevelopment of friendly nations by accepting highly capableyoung government officials as JDS fellows in eight designatedJapanese universities. These officials are expected to engagein formulation and implementation of socio-economicdevelopment plans and programs and to take leading roles fordevelopment in their respective countries. Another objective ofthe JDS Scheme is to strengthen partnerships between recipientcountries and Japan with the trained human resources and theirrelationship chains to achieve global needs.Following a rigorous evaluation process, twenty (20) Nepaligovernment officers were selected for the third batch of NepaliJDS fellows. The Embassy wishes them success in obtainingtheir Masters Degrees from Japanese universities. A total of 40Nepali government officers of the previous two batches hadstudied in the same eight universities in Japan.For further information, please visit http://jds-scholarship.org/Japanese Assistance for the First NationalEconomic Census 2018The Government of Japan has extended support to Nepal’sfirst Economic Census which was launched on 14th April,2018, when an Economic Census Monument was alsounveiled. The first National Economic Census was carried outfrom 14th April to 14th June, 2018. The survey, undertookby the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), aims to providebasic economic data for formulating plans and policies atthe federal, provincial and local levels and consolidating thenation’s accounts system. It also provide data for policy andplan formulation by industrialists, businessmen and investors,and for research and study by academics.Since 2016, the Government of Japan and the JapanInternational Cooperation Agency (JICA) have beenproviding technical assistance to the Government of Nepaland its agencies to plan, program and implement the NationalEconomic Census 2018. The project has placed JICA expertsat CBS, and has also contributed towards training of CBS staffin Japan and for procuring necessary goods and equipment.Japan ProvidesEquipmentfor DisasterManagementTGrant Assistance forGrassroots HumanSecurity Projects (GGP)he Government of Japan has been implementing the GrantAssistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) throughthe Embassy of Japan since 1992. The GGP provides non-refundablefinancial assistance to NGOs, hospitals, primary schools, researchinstitutions, and other non-profit organizations to support communitylevel socio-economic development projects. The Embassy hascontinued to provide GGP support to different grassroots organizationsfor projects seeking to bring about changes at the community level.The following section provides an update on ongoing GGP activities:-Care Home for Mentally Challenged Children, KavrepalanchowkThe Government of Japan has extended grantassistance of up to 700 million Japanese Yen( 700,000,000), equivalent to about 683 millionNepali Rupees (NRs. 683,200,000) to theGovernment of Nepal for the implementation ofthe Economic and Social Development Program.The notes were signed and exchanged on 18thMay 2018.Mr. Masashi Ogawa, the former Ambassador ofJapan to Nepal, and Dr. Rajan Khanal, Secretaryof the Ministry of Finance, signed and exchangeda set to notes to this effect at the Ministry ofFinance on behalf of their respective governments.Through this program, the Government ofJapan will provide equipment including anautomatic meteorological observing station, andconstruction machinery for road maintenance.The equipment is same as those used in Japan toimprove disaster prevention capability and forearly restoration and reconstruction after naturaldisasters. In Nepal floods and landslides occurfrequently during the monsoon season, causingboth loss of life and damage of property. Japanhopes that the equipment can assist Nepal toincrease its resilience to unicipality,Kavrepalanchowk Districtwas inaugurated jointlyby the Hon. Minister,Shakti Basnet, Minister forEnvironment and Forestry,and Mr. Shinya Machida,Minister-Counselor at theEmbassy of Japan in Nepal on 4th April 2018. The facility was formallyhanded-over to the community and Samaj Sewa Samuha, a local NGO, afterthe inauguration.The care home was built with a GGP grant of NRs. 8.9 million (USD83,270) and has a capacity to accommodate 30 children in a hygienicand safe environment. The services provided at the care home, includingprofessional caretakers’ services, will also free-up parents to concentrate oneconomic activities.Shelter-Community Center in Kalleri, DhadingThe former Ambassador Ogawahanded over the key of KalleriShelter-Community Center tothe Consumer Committee at aceremony on 12th April, 2018.The one-story community centercan be used during emergenciesas a shelter for people in thesurroundingcommunitiesofKalleri VDC, now a part of GalchiGaunpalika. The center consistsof a large hall, two storage rooms,a meeting room, an office, andtoilets.‘Kalleri Shelter-Community Center’ will be used as a multi-purposecommunity center and also by schools and local NGOs to conduct trainingsand awareness programs. During the peak-harvesting season it will be usedas a collection center for agricultural products and is expected to help localresidents to increase their income. A GGP grant amount of NRs. 8.7 million(USD 79,761) was provided to Himalaya Conservation Group Nepal, a localNGO, for this project.Training Center for Female Farmers, UdayapurThe former AmbassadorOgawainauguratedatraining center for women’scooperatives in BelakaMunicipality,UdayapurDistrict on 17th April 2018.The center was built withGGP grant assistance ofNRs.8.1 million (USD80,532) for Nepal SocialDevelopment and People Empowerment Centre (NESPEC). NESPECwill offer trainings on vegetable farming, animal husbandry, beekeeping, and handicraft making. These trainings are expected toassist female farmers to obtain additional skills in order to raise theirincomes. The center also has accommodation facilities for traineescoming from remote areas.Since 2002, GAB, a branch organization of the NepalAssociation of the Blind, has been working for theempowerment of visually impaired people by providingcounseling services and trainings to assist them to pursueindependent lives by participating in economic activities.About 1,500 visually impaired people live in GorkhaDistrict.Ophthalmological Equipment, GokarneshworMunicipalityOn 20th August, Ambassador Saigo handed overophthalmological equipment to the Rural HealthEducation and Service Center (RHESC) in GokarneshworMunicipality. Along with Ambassador Saigo, H. E. Dr.Surendra Yadav, State-Minister of Health and Population,and a Japanese nurse and supporter of the Center, Ms.Masako Yamane, attended the ceremony.Eye Hospital, BhojpurOn 19th April, 2018, the former Ambassador Ogawa inaugurated aneye hospital in Bhojpur Municipality, Bhojpur District, with Prof.Dr. Tirtha Prasad Mishra, Chairman of the Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh(NNJS).NNJS is a Nepalese NGO established in 1978 to provideophthalmological services across the country through a network of 17eye hospitals, 59 eye care centers, and 28 district branches.A GGP grant assistance of NRs.9.8 million (USD 90,909) was usedto build the eye hospital which will offer ophthalmological servicesto people living in rural areas. Most ophthalmological health carecenters in Nepal are located in Kathmandu or other major cities. Thenewly constructed eye hospital will provide eye care to the residentsliving in remote hilly areas of the country.Rehabilitation Center for Visually Impaired People,GorkhaAmbassador Saigo laid the foundationof a rehabilitation center forvisually impaired people in GorkhaMunicipality on 18th July, 2018. TheMinister of Agriculture, Cooperativesand Land Management of GandakiProvince, Mr. Lekh Bahadur ThapaMagar also attended the ceremony.The rehabilitation center will offervarious types of income generationtrainings, such as jam and soapmaking and will also carry outrehabilitation programs for visuallyimpaired people in close coordinationwith Gandaki Province, Gorkha District, Gorkha Municipality, andlocal hospitals. The center will also provide accommodation tovisually impaired people who do not have family members to carefor them. The Embassy of Japan has provided Gorkha Associationof the Blind (GAB) a GGP grant of NRs.8.8 million (USD 85,315)construction of the center.The Project for the Installation of OphthalmologicalEquipment such as an operating microscope, slit lamps,retinoscopes, and a phaco emulsification system for use indiagnosis and surgery for the Community Health Center.The project assists the center to widen its range of servicesto include accurate check-ups, surgeries, and eye campsfor schools in the suburbs of Kathmandu. The total grantassistance for the Center is NRs.8.6 million (USD 84,138).RHESC was established in 1986 with the support ofMs. Yamane, and a Japanese NGO, the Japan-NepalHuman Development Association. Since then it has beenproviding medical services to people at low cost.
Japan Extends Scholarships toGovernment Officersrespective governments on 13th July 2018. Mr. Jun Sakuma,Chief Representative of the Japan International CooperationAgency (JICA), and Mr. Shree Krishna Nepal, Joint Secretaryof the International Economic Cooperation and CoordinationDivision of the Ministry of Finance, also signed and exchangeda Grant Agreement for implementing this Scheme.The Government of Japan has decided to extend grantassistance up to 282 million Japanese Yen ( 282,000,000),the equivalent to NRs. 274.1 million, to the Government ofNepal for implementing the Project for Human ResourceDevelopment Scholarship (JDS) Scheme in Japan’s FiscalYear 2018.Mr. Masamichi Saigo, Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, and Dr.Rajan Khanal, Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, signedand exchanged a set of notes to this effect on behalf of theirThe JDS Grant is designed to support human resourcedevelopment of friendly nations by accepting highly capableyoung government officials as JDS fellows in eight designatedJapanese universities. These officials are expected to engagein formulation and implementation of socio-economicdevelopment plans and programs and to take leading roles fordevelopment in their respective countries. Another objective ofthe JDS Scheme is to strengthen partnerships between recipientcountries and Japan with the trained human resources and theirrelationship chains to achieve global needs.Following a rigorous evaluation process, twenty (20) Nepaligovernment officers were selected for the third batch of NepaliJDS fellows. The Embassy wishes them success in obtainingtheir Masters Degrees from Japanese universities. A total of 40Nepali government officers of the previous two batches hadstudied in the same eight universities in Japan.For further information, please visit http://jds-scholarship.org/Japanese Assistance for the First NationalEconomic Census 2018The Government of Japan has extended support to Nepal’sfirst Economic Census which was launched on 14th April,2018, when an Economic Census Monument was alsounveiled. The first National Economic Census was carried outfrom 14th April to 14th June, 2018. The survey, undertookby the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), aims to providebasic economic data for formulating plans and policies atthe federal, provincial and local levels and consolidating thenation’s accounts system. It also provide data for policy andplan formulation by industrialists, businessmen and investors,and for research and study by academics.Since 2016, the Government of Japan and the JapanInternational Cooperation Agency (JICA) have beenproviding technical assistance to the Government of Nepaland its agencies to plan, program and implement the NationalEconomic Census 2018. The project has placed JICA expertsat CBS, and has also contributed towards training of CBS staffin Japan and for procuring necessary goods and equipment.Japan ProvidesEquipmentfor DisasterManagementTGrant Assistance forGrassroots HumanSecurity Projects (GGP)he Government of Japan has been implementing the GrantAssistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) throughthe Embassy of Japan since 1992. The GGP provides non-refundablefinancial assistance to NGOs, hospitals, primary schools, researchinstitutions, and other non-profit organizations to support communitylevel socio-economic development projects. The Embassy hascontinued to provide GGP support to different grassroots organizationsfor projects seeking to bring about changes at the community level.The following section provides an update on ongoing GGP activities:-Care Home for Mentally Challenged Children, KavrepalanchowkThe Government of Japan has extended grantassistance of up to 700 million Japanese Yen( 700,000,000), equivalent to about 683 millionNepali Rupees (NRs. 683,200,000) to theGovernment of Nepal for the implementation ofthe Economic and Social Development Program.The notes were signed and exchanged on 18thMay 2018.Mr. Masashi Ogawa, the former Ambassador ofJapan to Nepal, and Dr. Rajan Khanal, Secretaryof the Ministry of Finance, signed and exchangeda set to notes to this effect at the Ministry ofFinance on behalf of their respective governments.Through this program, the Government ofJapan will provide equipment including anautomatic meteorological observing station, andconstruction machinery for road maintenance.The equipment is same as those used in Japan toimprove disaster prevention capability and forearly restoration and reconstruction after naturaldisasters. In Nepal floods and landslides occurfrequently during the monsoon season, causingboth loss of life and damage of property. Japanhopes that the equipment can assist Nepal toincrease its resilience to unicipality,Kavrepalanchowk Districtwas inaugurated jointlyby the Hon. Minister,Shakti Basnet, Minister forEnvironment and Forestry,and Mr. Shinya Machida,Minister-Counselor at theEmbassy of Japan in Nepal on 4th April 2018. The facility was formallyhanded-over to the community and Samaj Sewa Samuha, a local NGO, afterthe inauguration.The care home was built with a GGP grant of NRs. 8.9 million (USD83,270) and has a capacity to accommodate 30 children in a hygienicand safe environment. The services provided at the care home, includingprofessional caretakers’ services, will also free-up parents to concentrate oneconomic activities.Shelter-Community Center in Kalleri, DhadingThe former Ambassador Ogawahanded over the key of KalleriShelter-Community Center tothe Consumer Committee at aceremony on 12th April, 2018.The one-story community centercan be used during emergenciesas a shelter for people in thesurroundingcommunitiesofKalleri VDC, now a part of GalchiGaunpalika. The center consistsof a large hall, two storage rooms,a meeting room, an office, andtoilets.‘Kalleri Shelter-Community Center’ will be used as a multi-purposecommunity center and also by schools and local NGOs to conduct trainingsand awareness programs. During the peak-harvesting season it will be usedas a collection center for agricultural products and is expected to help localresidents to increase their income. A GGP grant amount of NRs. 8.7 million(USD 79,761) was provided to Himalaya Conservation Group Nepal, a localNGO, for this project.Training Center for Female Farmers, UdayapurThe former AmbassadorOgawainauguratedatraining center for women’scooperatives in BelakaMunicipality,UdayapurDistrict on 17th April 2018.The center was built withGGP grant assistance ofNRs.8.1 million (USD80,532) for Nepal SocialDevelopment and People Empowerment Centre (NESPEC). NESPECwill offer trainings on vegetable farming, animal husbandry, beekeeping, and handicraft making. These trainings are expected toassist female farmers to obtain additional skills in order to raise theirincomes. The center also has accommodation facilities for traineescoming from remote areas.Since 2002, GAB, a branch organization of the NepalAssociation of the Blind, has been working for theempowerment of visually impaired people by providingcounseling services and trainings to assist them to pursueindependent lives by participating in economic activities.About 1,500 visually impaired people live in GorkhaDistrict.Ophthalmological Equipment, GokarneshworMunicipalityOn 20th August, Ambassador Saigo handed overophthalmological equipment to the Rural HealthEducation and Service Center (RHESC) in GokarneshworMunicipality. Along with Ambassador Saigo, H. E. Dr.Surendra Yadav, State-Minister of Health and Population,and a Japanese nurse and supporter of the Center, Ms.Masako Yamane, attended the ceremony.Eye Hospital, BhojpurOn 19th April, 2018, the former Ambassador Ogawa inaugurated aneye hospital in Bhojpur Municipality, Bhojpur District, with Prof.Dr. Tirtha Prasad Mishra, Chairman of the Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh(NNJS).NNJS is a Nepalese NGO established in 1978 to provideophthalmological services across the country through a network of 17eye hospitals, 59 eye care centers, and 28 district branches.A GGP grant assistance of NRs.9.8 million (USD 90,909) was usedto build the eye hospital which will offer ophthalmological servicesto people living in rural areas. Most ophthalmological health carecenters in Nepal are located in Kathmandu or other major cities. Thenewly constructed eye hospital will provide eye care to the residentsliving in remote hilly areas of the country.Rehabilitation Center for Visually Impaired People,GorkhaAmbassador Saigo laid the foundationof a rehabilitation center forvisually impaired people in GorkhaMunicipality on 18th July, 2018. TheMinister of Agriculture, Cooperativesand Land Management of GandakiProvince, Mr. Lekh Bahadur ThapaMagar also attended the ceremony.The rehabilitation center will offervarious types of income generationtrainings, such as jam and soapmaking and will also carry outrehabilitation programs for visuallyimpaired people in close coordinationwith Gandaki Province, Gorkha District, Gorkha Municipality, andlocal hospitals. The center will also provide accommodation tovisually impaired people who do not have family members to carefor them. The Embassy of Japan has provided Gorkha Associationof the Blind (GAB) a GGP grant of NRs.8.8 million (USD 85,315)construction of the center.The Project for the Installation of OphthalmologicalEquipment such as an operating microscope, slit lamps,retinoscopes, and a phaco emulsification system for use indiagnosis and surgery for the Community Health Center.The project assists the center to widen its range of servicesto include accurate check-ups, surgeries, and eye campsfor schools in the suburbs of Kathmandu. The total grantassistance for the Center is NRs.8.6 million (USD 84,138).RHESC was established in 1986 with the support ofMs. Yamane, and a Japanese NGO, the Japan-NepalHuman Development Association. Since then it has beenproviding medical services to people at low cost.
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