Qualitative Effects. It promotes Cambodia’s economic growth. It also improves commodity distribution between Thailand and Cambodia and facilitates establishing an investment environment. It benefits Japanese companies in Cambodia, strengthens connectivity, and promotes regional integration. (Based on the result of opinion sharing with local Japanese companies engaged in commodity distribution, four-lane roads were realized.)
Qualitative Effects. Improvement in the capacity of teachers to teach students and conduct classes, improvement in school management capacity in schools, improvement in organizational capacity in educational administration, and contribution towards economic and social stability
(1) Preconditions: N/A
Qualitative Effects. The formation of a core city of science and technology, the promotion of economic growth, the strengthening of international competitiveness
Qualitative Effects. Improvement in the living environment of the residents in the target areas, environmental conservation, strengthening of the administrative capabilities of the local governments, and combating climate change
Qualitative Effects. The Project eases serious congestion in Metro Manila, and mitigates air pollution and climate change.
Qualitative Effects. The improvement of the living environment of the residents of the target areas and adaptation to climate change
Qualitative Effects. Vitalization of regional economies by improving the efficiency of logistics; improvements in road traffic safety and comfort
Qualitative Effects. Improvement of safety of railway service and the streamlining of operation and maintenance of train cars
Qualitative Effects. Improvement in the awareness of private-sector businesses for energy efficiency, strengthening of the capacity of intermediary financial institutions to screen proposals, sustainable economic development through promotion of more efficient use of energy, and mitigation of climate change.
Qualitative Effects. The recovery and stabilization of social and economic activities in the Philippines as well as the recovery of close social and economic relations with Japan. (These aspects will be comprehensively assessed in light of such figures as the percentage of Japanese firms in the Philippines that have successfully reopened their business, imports and exports, and the number of Japanese entering and leaving the Philippines, as well as the amount of Japanese direct investment in the country and other indicators of the country's economic relations with Japan.)
