検索結果「3d」: 4126件 (うち1件から20件を表示)
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世銀スカラシップのお知らせ (Japanese nationality required)
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Call for Participants – CAMPUS Asia Joint Courses
CAMPUS Asia Joint Course: International Public Policy in East Asia (S2 only) Non-CAMPUS Asia students who wish to register should send a motivation of the study through the CAMPUS Asia joint course (within a page, A4, free format) to exchange.j@gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp by 4pm, May 31, 2022, JST. Please include your TOEFL score in this document. The CAMPUS Asia Office will select the candidates and notify the results after the first class. CAMPUS Asia Joint Course: Public Policy in Japan (A2 only) Non-CAMPUS Asia students who wish to register should send a motivation of the study through the CAMPUS Asia joint course (within a page, A4, free format) to exchange.j@gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp by 4pm, Oct 3, 2022 JST. This course may include a field trip, but it may be canceled due to the situation of Covid-19. Please include your TOEFL score in this document. The CAMPUS Asia Office will select the candidates and notify the results after the first class. Some of the classes could be conducted on Saturday afternoon. -
S1S2「事例研究(国際経済関係の法と政策)」(5140418)
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UTokyo Go Global Study Abroad Fair 2022
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NOTICE: Students Medical Checkups AY 2022
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(For PhD students) 2022 UTokyo Three Minute Thesis (3MT)
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令和4年度 JAXAインターンシップの実施について
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S1S2「国際法の基本問題 」(5121470)
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Invitation to Online World Bank Event: “Raising the Bar on Debt Data Transparency”
Invitation to Online World Bank Event: "Raising the Bar on Debt Data Transparency" https://www.worldbank.org/en/events/2022/03/28/raising-the-bar-on-debt-data-transparency#3 Greater debt transparency is a vital step in the surveillance and development processes. It facilitates new, high-quality investment, reduces corruption, and brings accountability. But all too often public debt liabilities of low- and middle-income countries are hard to pin down. Many do not publish public debt data or publish incomplete data that understate the true level of liabilities. The opacity of domestic debt markets, increased use of central bank currency, and proliferation of borrowing by state-owned and private sector entities with various forms of government guarantee pose significant challenge to global surveillance of debt levels. This event will bring together a panel of experts from borrower and creditor countries, academia, and the World Bank to discuss efforts and concrete actions to support debt data transparency. SPEAKERS Opening remarks by Carmen Reinhart, Senior Vice President & Chief Economist, World Bank Group A panel discussion with: Patience Oniha, Director-General, Debt Management Office, Nigeria Matthew Turner, Director, Global Economic Office, United States Treasury Bradley Parks, Executive Director, AidData Evis Rucaj, Senior Economist, Development Data Group, World Bank Group Diego Rivetti, Senior Debt Specialist, Macroeconomics Trade and Investment Global Practice, World Bank Group Closing remarks by Takahiro Tsuda, Alternate Executive Director representing Japan, World Bank Group Event moderated by Nada Hamadeh, Lead Economist & Program Manager, Development Data Group, World Bank Group Co-hosted by the World Bank Chief Economist and the Executive Director for Japan at the World Bank. For more details, contact ddg_finfiles@worldbank.org . For information on the World Bank Debt Statistics, visit www.worldbank.org/debtstatistics.