UNIDO ITPO Tokyo
What is ITPO Tokyo?
Message
ITPO Tokyo was established in March 1981 in accordance with an agreement concluded between UNIDO and the Government of Japan. The mission of ITPO Tokyo is to help developing countries and economies in transition in their efforts to achieve sustainable economic development. To be more concrete, we promote direct investment and technology transfers from Japan through activities including: 1) invitation of government officials from developing countries to Japan to be engaged in promotional activities for investment and technology transfer, 2) organization of investment and technology transfer seminars in different locations of Japan in close collaboration with government offices, industrial/business organizations, prefectures, chambers of commerce and industry, etc., 3) promotion of investment and technology transfer projects from introduction to conclusion stages, and assistance for project formulation in developing countries, 4) publication services such as the “UNI-World” journal, the “UNIDO Investment News” newsletter, press releases, and information dissemination through our homepage and 5) organization of workshops for investment promotion and visits to factories/companies for embassy officials in Japan.
UNIDO is supporting sustainable development in developing countries and economies in transition through technology transfer, investment promotion and capacity building. While geographically UNIDO covers the whole developing world, recently the organization has increased its focus on Africa and least developing countries in other continents. Sector wise, agro-based industries are focused areas. Environment and energy related investment and technology transfer as well as promotion of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) make up cross sectoral important areas for the organization. Expectations are growing for Japan, which has broad experiences and technologies concerning the said target areas.
We believe that through our activities we can support sustainable development of developing countries and consequently promote and foster the international outreach of Japanese industries. Your kind understanding and cooperation is highly appreciated.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Investment and Technology Promotion Office (ITPO), Tokyo
Activities
Delegate Programme
UNIDO ITPO Tokyo invites investment and/or technology promotion delegates(mainly officials from government or semi-government institutions) for a short-term stay (average 2-3 weeks) in Tokyo in order to promote the delegate's country and specific sectors for FDI and technology transfer from Japan.
Technology Transfer
UNIDO ITPO Tokyo promotes selected sound, productive and environmentally friendly technologies and know-how of Japanese companies seeking partners overseas, in order to assist sustainable development efforts worldwide.
Seminars/Events
UNIDO ITPO Tokyo organizes or supports various regional, country specific and/or thematic forums, seminars and workshops every year, usually in cooperation with other stakeholders in Japan. These events often feature our delegates, but also participation by high level government representatives during official or working visits to Japan.
Capacity Building
UNIDO ITPO Tokyo organizes capacity building activities such as lectures, factory visits, and fact-finding meetings for various delegations from developing countries, and also for staff of embassies in Japan. The aim of these activities is to enable participants to learn about networking, technologies, and business promotion opportunities in Japan.
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| UNIDO ITPO Tokyo |
| Joware Hanzomon 7th Floor 2-19, Hayabusa-cho,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0092 Japan Tel: +81-3-5275-3321 Fax: +81-3-3288-3300 email: itpo.tokyo@unido.org |
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MapPlease, click here 
(The "Plus Sign" marked in RED in the middle of the detailed map indicates the location of the Joware Hanzomon) Directions1 min. from Exit #1 of Hanzomon subway station. ParkingPlease use the parking lot in Hotel Grand Arc Hanzomon. |
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- Brochure (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2012 (III) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2012 (II) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2012 (I) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2011 (III) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2011 (II) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2011 (I) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2010 (III) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2010 (II) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2010 (I) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2009 (III) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2009 (II) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2009 (I) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2008 (III) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2008 (II) (Japanese)
- UNI-World (Japanese) 2008 (I) (Japanese)
