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Exhibiting at Seafood Expo North America 2025

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Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, Massachusetts
16 Mar - 18 Mar, 2025

Product Offerings

Products:

Consulting Services: Infrastructure development, project management, technical assistance, capacity building

The Infrastructure Development Institute - Japan (IDI-Japan) is a leading non-profit organization headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, dedicated to supporting international infrastructure development through technical consulting, capacity building, and project management expertise. Since its establishment, IDI-Japan has contributed to global development initiatives by facilitating the transfer of Japan’s advanced infrastructure technologies and institutional knowledge to developing countries.

Core Business

IDI-Japan provides a wide array of services centered around infrastructure policy, planning, and implementation. Its core operations include:

  • Technical Consulting: Delivering expert advice on transportation, water supply, energy, and urban infrastructure projects.
  • Capacity Development: Organizing training programs and seminars for government officials and engineers from developing countries.
  • Project Management Support: Assisting in feasibility studies, project formulation, and implementation monitoring for ODA (Official Development Assistance) projects.
  • Policy Research and Knowledge Sharing: Conducting applied research on infrastructure policy and disseminating best practices through publications and symposia.

IDI-Japan plays a critical role in bridging the gap between Japanese infrastructure expertise and international development needs, particularly in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Service Portfolio

1. Consulting & Technical Assistance

  • Infrastructure policy formulation and strategy
  • Planning and design support for public works
  • Institutional development and governance reform in the infrastructure sector

2. Capacity Building Programs

  • Tailored training modules for engineers, planners, and government administrators
  • Technical tours and in-country workshops on infrastructure best practices
  • Long-term institutional partnerships with engineering schools and agencies

3. Knowledge Dissemination

  • Annual symposiums on sustainable infrastructure
  • Publication of white papers, technical reports, and policy briefs
  • Support for JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) projects and Japanese ODA initiatives

Unique Selling Proposition (USP)

  • Strong Government Affiliation: Collaborates closely with Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT)
  • Access to Top Japanese Engineering Expertise: Network of infrastructure professionals from both public and private sectors
  • Long-standing Track Record: Over 30 years of experience in international development cooperation
  • Multi-disciplinary Capability: Involvement in roads, bridges, ports, urban planning, water resources, and disaster prevention

International Reach

IDI-Japan has worked in over 40 countries, with project focus areas in:

  • Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Cambodia
  • South Asia: Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal
  • Africa: Kenya, Ethiopia, and Egypt
  • Latin America: Colombia, Peru, and Brazil

Their work supports both multilateral development banks (e.g., ADB, World Bank) and bilateral cooperation projects led by Japan.

Financial & Operational Scope

As a non-profit foundation, IDI-Japan operates under government-supported and donor-funded programs. Key highlights include:

  • Annual operations funded by grants, consulting revenues, and government partnerships
  • Implementation support for projects totaling over USD 500 million in infrastructure development
  • High-value engagement in technical assistance for JICA-funded projects

Target Stakeholders

  • Developing country governments seeking Japanese infrastructure expertise
  • Multilateral development agencies requiring local implementation partners
  • Japanese contractors and engineering firms involved in overseas projects
  • International NGOs and academic institutions focused on infrastructure development

Capabilities & Resources

  • Network of senior engineers, planners, and policy analysts
  • Multilingual staff with expertise in international project coordination
  • In-house capacity for conducting research, workshops, and publications
  • Strategic partnerships with Japanese ministries, universities, and global development institutions

Certifications & Compliance

  • Registered non-profit under Japanese law
  • Works in compliance with JICA, World Bank, ADB, and other donor agency protocols
  • Adheres to international best practices in transparency, monitoring, and evaluation

Impact & Recognition

  • Supported capacity building for over 5,000 government officials and engineers globally
  • Played key roles in flagship infrastructure projects including urban transit systems and flood control mechanisms
  • Widely recognized for fostering South-South cooperation and sustainable infrastructure knowledge sharing

Summary

The Infrastructure Development Institute - Japan (IDI-Japan) is a cornerstone of Japan’s international cooperation framework in infrastructure. With its comprehensive consulting services, capacity-building programs, and deep-rooted partnerships, IDI-Japan advances sustainable infrastructure development and knowledge transfer across continents. Its enduring commitment to excellence and collaboration makes it a vital institution in the global development landscape.