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HIDA Journal No. 2 ● SPRING 2013To realize a world of “Co-Existence and Growing Together”through human resource developmentThe Overseas Human Resources and Industry Development Association (HIDA) is an organization for human resources development in developing countries to promote technical cooperation through training, experts dispatch and other programs. Through those programs, we aim at contributing to the mutual economic growth of developing countries and Japan as well as enhancing friendly relations between those countries.Mission●NameThe Overseas Human Resources and Industry Development AssociationAbbreviated name: HIDA●EstablishmentAugust 10, 1959●ActivitiesProvides training for industrial human resources mainly from developing countries as well as dispatches experts overseas●Scale of operationsApproximately 9.0 billion yen (fiscal 2012)1) Training Programs: 420 courses and 7,400 participants2) Experts Dispatch Programs: 150 experts●Total number of Training Programs in Japan: 166,700 (cumulative total as of fiscal 2011) participants/expertsOverseas Training Programs: 190,852 (cumulative total as of fiscal 2011)Experts Dispatch Programs: 7,134 (cumulative total as of fiscal 2011)●Offices1) Japan: Tokyo (Higashi-Ginza and Kitasenju), Yokohama, Kansai (Osaka City), and Chubu (Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture) 2) Overseas: Bangkok and JakartaAssociation Overview

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