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Chapter 2  Results of Technical Cooperation Project


      2.2.1 Component 1 for Research
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                                                                                               As of Dec. 14 , 2021
       a)  [Activities of Output 1]Research implementation system in the three fields is strengthened.
              Activities                                          Performance

       1) Sharing Japanese        Japanese universities’ experience on these issues was shared through the process
       universities’ experience   of developing the research proposals of Joint Research Programs, the guidance by
       on the planning            Japanese short-term experts, and the joint activities and seminars with Japanese
       process of research        short-term experts who visited CTU.                       (See Annex 2.2)
       policy and promotion       Experience on university-industry collaboration was introduced to CTU on the
       of interdisciplinary       occasion of JICA Project introduction seminar on April 1 , 2016.
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       research, and University-
                                  Japanese universities’ experience on university-industry collaboration was also
       Industry collaboration
                                  shared with CTU staff through the short-term training titled “Links between
       (Plan:                     University and Companies/Businesses” and “Administration and Planning” and
                                  “International Activities and Project Studies” in Japan.
        July 2016 – Mar. 2017)
       2) Giving technical        Technical input in selecting Joint Research Programs was given to CTU through their
       input in selection,        selection process.
       implementation, and        Guidelines of MJR was established in March 2017.
       monitoring/evaluation
                                  Technical input in guidance, implementation and monitoring of Joint Research Pro-
       of joint research
                                  grams have been continuously carried out by Japanese short-term experts and long-
       programs, including
                                  term experts.
       development of research
                                                                                                  (See Annex 2.2)
       guideline of MJR
                                  Monitoring and evaluation on 4 MJR programs were carried out at a joint internal
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                                  review meeting which was held by PMU on 1  November 2018 with the research
                                  leaders and main researchers of the programs.
       (Plan:
                                  Four programs of MJR were also monitored and evaluated at “International Sci-
        July 2016 – Mar. 2017)    entific Workshop of Model Joint Research Activities” held by the Project on April
                                    nd
                                  2 , 2019 on the occasion of completion of MJR with attendance of 17 Japanese
                                  collaborators who were deeply involved in the MJR.
                                                                                                                 (See Annex 3.2)
                                  A three (3)-day monitoring workshop on 36 programs of ODA Joint Research was
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                                  held on November 24  to 26 , 2020. Nine (9) professors from JSUC participated
                                  in the workshop through online means. In the workshop, all 36 programs were
                                  monitored and evaluated by the evaluation team which consisted of 8 Japanese
                                  collaborators (members of JSUC and leaders of technical advisory committee), 13
                                  CTU members (Steering Committee members and the leaders of three colleges, PMU
                                  members) and the 3 Japanese experts of the Project.
                                                                                                                 (See Annex 3.2)
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       3) Holding seminars/       On April 1 , 2016 at the beginning of the Project, the Project and CTU held a
       workshop/conferences       seminar for introduction of the Project and exchange information (seeds on Joint
       to exchange CTU’s          Research Programs & needs of local companies, etc.) with 85 participants of
       research seeds and         Japanese/Vietnamese companies, local governments and Japanese supporting
       industry’s research        universities.
       needs                      Local Vietnamese and Japanese companies visited CTU and the Project Office
                                  from time to time to exchange information. The Project facilitated several individ-
                                  ual meetings between the Japanese companies and the 3 colleges (CoA, CAF and
       (Plan: 2016 – 2020)        CENRes) of CTU. (e.g., Fills Planning Co., Ltd., Ando Tsusyo Ltd., Hakkaisan Brewery
                                  Co., Ltd., and Takesho Food & Ingredient Inc. with agriculture field, and Kanehide
                                  Holdings Co., Ltd., House Wellness Foods Corporation and NIR-AI Institute with
                                  fishery & aquaculture field)

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