JF Southeast Asia Partnership (JFSEAP) Program

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The Japan Foundation (JF) is pleased to announce the launch of a new intellectual collaboration program, the JF Southeast Asia Partnership (JFSEAP) Program. This program is a component of the “Partnership to Co-create a Future with the Next Generation: WA Project 2.0,” a comprehensive people-to-people exchange initiative aimed at fostering exchange among the next generation and develop human resources in Japan and ASEAN.

The JFSEAP program is designed to build a multi-layered network for intellectual dialogue between Japan and ASEAN countries and contribute to addressing global common issues facing contemporary international society. The program provides support for policy-oriented projects implemented by think tanks and research institutions from Japan and ASEAN countries and promotes networking among next-generation researchers and practitioners in Japan and ASEAN who are tackling these common challenges. Through these efforts, the program aims to create new opportunities for dialogue and intellectual exchange between Japan and ASEAN.

The JFSEAP program includes the following programs. (More to be added soon)

Grant Program for Japan-ASEAN Global Partnership
Grant Program for Japan-ASEAN Global Partnership provides support for international conferences, symposiums, workshops, training programs, and more conducted by Japanese and ASEAN organizations, with the aim of tackling the common global issues.

JFSEAP Visiting Fellowship (Inbound)
This fellowship aims to provide the next generation of researchers and experts from ASEAN who are tackling global common issues faced by Japan and ASEAN with opportunities to conduct research in Japan as Fellows of the Host Institutions, and to form and expand networks with people involved in international exchange through participation in workshops and other activities.

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Global Partnerships Department
The Japan Foundation (JF)
Tel: +81-(0)3-5369-6072
E-mail: gp1_asean@jpf.go.jp
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