Past Research Projects
Study on Peace and Development Through SportsThis research aims to clarify the actual effects of development assistance through sports, which has not been sufficiently implemented in development fields such as peacebuilding and gender, which are priority areas for JICA, and to analyze the role that sports play in these fields. Based on the results, it also aims to make recommendations on the future of Japan's international cooperation through sports.
Based on the perspective of 'Sports, Peace and Development', the analysis will focus on social capital in South Sudan, Tanzania and Jordan, including the relationships of trust between the various stakeholders (athletes, spectators and government officials) of the sports assistance under this research, as well as between national and trans-national ethnic groups and between ethnic groups and the state. It is expected that the shared experience of sports will foster a sense of social unity, correct gender inequalities, strengthen cohesion between ethnic groups and in the region concerned, resolve concerns about other ethnic groups, and foster a new sense of community.
- Research area
- Development Cooperation Strategies
- Research period
- 2019.08.01 ~ 2024.03.31
- Chief
- Mitsuaki Furukawa、 MIYAHARA Chie
- Researchers belonging to JICA Ogata Research Institute
- TAGUCHI Shimpei、 SAWADA Yasuyuki
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Research results (publications)
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No.5 Peacebuilding through ‘Sport for Development and Peace’ in South Sudan
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Applying Intergroup Contact Theory to a National Sporting Event in South Sudan
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Can ‘Tanzania Ladies First’ be a Trigger for Female Athletes to Continue in Sport?
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Perceptions of Sport and Women Among Athletes at a South Sudan National Sport Event
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Creating a Safe Space for Peaceful Coexistence Through National Sporting Events in South Sudan
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The Effect of National Sports Events on Women and Gender in Sports in Juba, South Sudan
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Sport Events and Social Capital in Conflict-affected Country: A Case Study of National Unity Day in South Sudan
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