The Support After Completion
In general, our various
projects end after a fixed period of time. However, if necessary, some projects
are followed up after completion. Such additional cooperation is referred to as
a “Follow-up Cooperation,” which can be divided into two types:
o The first type is cooperation that supports communities in developing
countries in solving problems with facilities or equipment being used in completed
projects.
o The second type of cooperation provides additional support that will add some value for the partner community to boost the effect of a completed project.
Follow-up Cooperation also includes
support for ex-participants of technical training programs. We have accepted
more than 120 training participants from developing countries in the USA since
our establishment. These participants will lead the future of their own
communities and it is not an exaggeration to say that they are valuable human
resources who act as a bridge between us and their own communities in
developing countries.
It is essential to maintain and
develop friendships with those who have a better understanding and it is also
important for us to support their self-discipline and activities even after
they return to their home countries so that they can continue upgrading the
skills and knowledge they acquired in the USA.