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1. How to use
umuzungu
volunteer
22/02/2016
Norihiro Takeda

2. Profile – Norihiro Takeda
 Nick name: Nori
 Birth: 15/4/1989
(26yrs)
 Nationality: Japan
 Likes:
 Ukulele
 Basketball
 Travel
 Blog

3. What JICA want me to do
Community development as a member of W-SAT (Water
and Sanitation Action Team)
 Advice to improve the skill of the
community organization which
maintain the water supply
systems.
 Carry out sanitary enlightenment
activities with the member of the
health center and the residents.
 Share information and improve
the relationship between the
county and the sector office.
 Support repairing hand pumps in
the other community with the
other volunteers.

4. What I want to do
Community development as a resident of this sector
 be a coordinator,
facilitator, communicator.
 Improves the lives of
villagers according to
JICA’s mission.
 Help you to achieve your
goals (imihigo).
 Share hopes and dreams
with children.

5. What I can do
 For community development...
 Find problems
 Think solutions
 Coordinate people
 Solve problems with villagers
 Teach English and Japanese
 Teach skills of IT(PC, SNS)
 Teach how to play the ukulele
 Work as manpower

6. What I will learn
 Kinyarwanda(must!!)
 How to maintain water
supply systems
 How to fix wells
 Structure, customs and
culture of this sector
and country

7. What you want me to do
 Please write
anything you want
here!!

8. What I want you to do
 Share information
 problems of this
community
 people, groups
 your plans and goals
 Give advice to my action
 Plan and act together
 Teach Kinyarwanda

9. What I did
Sales in one of the biggest confectionary companies in
Japan.
 communication
 negotiation
 find problems
 think solution
 suggestion & planning
 presentation
 management
 Social business

10. About JICA
 Japan International Cooperation Agency
 JICA’s mission
 to serve as a bridge between the people in
Japan and developing countries.
 to advance international cooperation through
the sharing of knowledge and experience.
 to work to build a more peaceful and
prosperous world.

11. About JOCV
 Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers
 Now: more than 2,000 JOCV are working in 71
countries (46 in Rwanda).
 Cumulative total: more than 40,000 JOCV were sent
in 88 developing countries.
 Jobs: agriculture, forestry and fisheries, fabrication,
repair operations, civil engineering, sanitation,
education and culture, sports, planning and
administration etc.
 “together with the local community”