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Japan International Cooperation Agency

GovernmentTokyo, Japan
About: Japan International Cooperation Agency is a government organization based out in Tokyo, Japan. It is known for research contribution in the topics: Population & Public health. The organization has 555 authors who have published 613 publications receiving 9536 citations.


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01 Jan 2009
TL;DR: Aiming to analyze biological character of reproduction and to realize effective breeding activity, annual patin breeding activity 2006 was examined in JFADC Indonesia, showing negative correlation of egg somatic index (ESI) with fish body weight.
Abstract: Aiming to analyze biological character of reproduction and to realize effective breeding activity, annual patin breeding activity 2006 was examined in JFADC Indonesia. Females of two generations, strain of 2001 and 2003 were induced during the year. Various parameters, such as body weight, collected egg weight, number of 1g egg, harvested larvae, were recorded in every trial of breeding. After collecting all of data in 2006, correlation of productivity with fish size and age were analyzed integrating data. All female were also identified by using PIT tag system and alteration of maturity was monitored monthly, observing development of abdomen, from January to June. Accumulated parameters during the year showed negative correlation of egg somatic index (ESI) with fish body weight. Furthermore, hatching rate showed declined tendency as increasing body weight, suggesting less productivity by too-big female. All of elder female performed low productivity due to the low reading of some parameters such as ESI, hatching rate, larvae number/kg. Proportion of matured female was quite high from January until April. Individual monitoring of maturation showed quick reproduction of gonad in 2 month, from January to March, suggesting active reproductive stimulation on this season. Other many females also performed high gonadal maturity and its duration until April in many case. However, maturation has decreased suddenly on May and low maturation had lasted until November. It suppose due to the seasonal alteration of precipitation and remains as awkward issue for stable patin production in Jambi. Keywords: breeding, Asian catfish, egg somatic index , maturation ABSTRAK Evaluasi kegiatan pembenihan patin siam Tahun 2006 di BBAT Jambi Indonesia dilakukan dengan tujuan untuk analisa karakter biologi reproduksi ikan patin siam dan untuk mewujudkan kegiatan pembenihan yang efektif. Betina dari 2 generasi yaitu generasi 2001 dan 2003 dipijahkan selama Tahun 2006. Beberapa parameter seperti bobot tubuh, bobot telur yang diovulasikan ( egg somatic index ), jumlah 1 gram telur, dan jumlah larva yang dihasilkan dicatat setiap kegiatan pemijahan. Data yang terkumpul dan dianalis, hubungan produktivitas dengan ukuran dan umur induk dievaluasi secara terpadu. Semua betina ditandai dengan menggunakan PIT tag system ( micro chip ). Perkembangan kematangan gonad dimonitor tiap bulan. Data yang terkumpul menunjukkan adanya korelasi negatif antara egg somatic index dengan bobot tubuh ikan. Selain itu daya tetas cendrung menurun dengan meningkatnya bobot tubuh.. Semua betina yang lebih tua menunjukkan produktivitas yang rendah, hal ini ditunjukkan dengan rendahnya ESI, daya tetas dan jumlah larva/kg induk. Prosentase induk matang gonad cukup tinggi dari bulan Januari sampai April. Pengamatan kematangan gonad per individu menunjukkan siklus reproduksi yang cepat dalam 2 bulan.dari Januari sampai Maret. Beberapa induk lain ditemukan dengan tingkat kematangan gonad yang tinggi pada periode tersebut sampai bulan April. Secara umum tingkat kematangan menurun secara drastis pada bulan Mei dan kematangan yang rendah sampai bulan Nopember. Kata kunci : pembenihan, patin siam, egg somatic index , kematangan

3 citations

Book ChapterDOI
01 Dec 2009
TL;DR: Action planning is a participatory, shortterm, visible, output-oriented process that enables urban community groups to plan the development of risk reduction actions in their locality and to lead the implementation of the action plans as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: Risk assessments are the very basis on which planning and implementation are carried out. In the context of urban risk management, the assessment processes are complex to understand as they involve multi-sectoral parameters. Many of the issues involved are of technical nature, but this also requires focus on the principles behind the assessment process including participatory assessment tools. Action planning is a participatory, short-term, visible, output-oriented process that enables urban community groups to plan the development of risk reduction actions in their locality and to lead the implementation of the action plans. There are three kinds of actions that emerge from an action planning process: (i) those that can be implemented by the community groups themselves, (ii) those that need some external help for implementation, and (iii) those that can only be implemented by specialized agencies from outside the community. Implementation management processes thus need to look at how internal systems can be established to operationalize self-action, and to coordinate external interventions.

3 citations

Journal ArticleDOI
29 Aug 2014
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors developed a model that allows the quantitative evaluation of disaster risk reduction investment focused on developing countries, and they used data from Pakistan to confirm the efficacy of the model, as well as to confirm that such investment contributes to economic growth and the alleviation of poverty in developing countries.
Abstract: It has been noted that in recent years disaster risk reduction investment, in particular such invest-ment prior to a disaster, is important in dealing with increasingly large-scale natural disasters that have serious socio-economic impacts. Especially, developing countries are in a vulnerable position vis-a-vis disasters, as the scale of economies in these countries is small and they do not foster a cul-ture of reducing disaster risks. As a result, disasters directly harm their economic underpinnings, in-hibiting their economic growth and sending them back into the poverty trap. Disaster risk reduction investment prior to a disastrous event is an extremely effective measure of preventing or ameliorat-ing such conditions. However, no definitive method, as a decision making tool, for evaluating the quantitative effects of disaster risk reduction investment has been established. Given this situation, we develop a model in this study that allows the quantitative evaluation of disaster risk reduction investment focused on developing countries. Moreover, we use data from Pakistan to confirm the efficacy of the model, as well as to confirm that disaster risk reduction investment contributes to economic growth and the alleviation of poverty in developing countries.

3 citations


Authors

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NameH-indexPapersCitations
Christopher B. Barrett9571337968
Dirk U. Pfeiffer6445718453
Motoyuki Ashikari5714217888
Kazuyoshi Ikuta5147210876
Yoshihide Fujiyama513519288
Eisei Noiri502348932
Goro Yoshizaki482426510
Hak Hotta432186280
Yasuhiko Suzuki433147179
Akira Kaneko381164259
Kent Doi382145198
Takaaki Nakaya361294318
Yoshimasa Yamamoto331453977
Kazuhito Fujiyama321332960
Fumito Maruyama301093354
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
YearPapers
20234
202224
202129
202040
201935
201828