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本パンフレットは、IGES-KRCがインドのエネルギー資源研究所（TERI）と共同で2016年度に設立しインドで運営をおこなっている日本-インド技術マッチメイキングプラットフォーム（Japan-India Technology Matchmaking Platform: JITMAP）について広く発信し、認知度の向上並びに新たな参加主体の拡大等を目的として作成した。 JITMAPは、技術の供給側である日本企業および需給側であるインド企業間のビジネスマッチメイキングを支援することにより、インドにおける日本の環境技術の移転を促進するためのマルチステークホルダープラットフォームである。

This brochure was prepared to publicize the Japan-India Technology Matchmaking Platform (JITMAP), which was established in FY2016 by IGES-KRC in collaboration with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) of India and is being operated in India, with the aim of increasing awareness and expanding the number of new Implementing Partners. JITMAP is a...

This booklet was made in order to introduce success stories on adoption of Japanese Low Carbon Technologies (LCTs), best operating practices, energy-saving and economic impacts, etc. through activities of the Japan-India Technology Matchmaking Platform (JITMAP). JITMAP is a multi-stakeholder platform launched by IGES and TERI in July 2016 with the...

The article introduces an innovative model for bilateral technology cooperation titled ‘Japan-India Technology Matchmaking Platform’ (JITMAP), which has been designed and implemented by Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Japan in partnership with TERI to facilitate the transfer of low carbon technologies (LCTs) and best practices...

JITMAP is a multi-stakeholder platform initiated to promote the engagement and matching (direct and virtual) of Japanese and Indian stakeholders, public and private, to facilitate mutually beneficial transactions in low carbon technologies (LCTs), which include energy efficient technologies (EETs), best operating practices (BOP), and renewable...

JITMAP aims to connect Japanese manufacturers of low carbon technologies (LCTs) with Indian industries that are seeking ways to reduce their carbon footprints. The Japan India technology Matchmaking Platform (JITMAP) launched its online information sharing portal at the World Summit for Sustainable Development on February 15th, 2018 in Delhi India...

This workshop aimed to identify key requirements of the CCA background assessments at the subnational and/or national levels on the key sectoral and/or cross-sectoral bases (e.g., agriculture, water resources, health, etc.).

This workshop aimed to identify key requirements of the CCA background assessments at the subnational and/or national levels on the key sectoral and/or cross-sectoral bases (e.g., agriculture, water resources, health, etc.).

One of the most significant lifestyle changes with severe environmental and health consequences being witnessed in the developing Asia is in the form of changes in food consumption behaviour of the people. Recognizing the importance of arresting the negative trends early in the stage, the project aims to address the changing food consumption...