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Tdlc Fiscal Year 2019/2020 2019/2020 TDLC FISCAL YEAR 2019/2020 Annual Report / Work Plan The World Bank Group’s Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) program is a partnership of the Government of Japan and the World Bank though the Social, Urban, Rural and Resilience Global Practice that facilitates demand-driven global knowledge exchange and implementation support of solutions to complex development challenges. Published June 2019 ©2019 Tokyo Development Learning Center Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) A partnership of the Government of Japan and World Bank Group 14th Floor, 2-2-2 Uchisaiwaicho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0011 Japan +81 3-3597-1333 Contents ABBREVIATION LIST ...................................................................................................................................... 1 HIGHLIGHTS OF TDLC FY19 PROGRAM ......................................................................................................... 2 TDLC Impact Stories ................................................................................................................................................ 2 ABOUT THE TDLC PROGRAM ....................................................................................................................... 8 Comparative Advantages of TDLC Program ............................................................................................................ 8 Components of the TDLC Program ......................................................................................................................... 9 Modalities of Engagement ...................................................................................................................................... 9 TDLC Thematic Areas of Focus .............................................................................................................................. 10 FY19 PROGRAM DELIVERY ......................................................................................................................... 11 Knowledge Networking and Outreach ............................................................................................................... 11 Technical Deep Dives ............................................................................................................................................ 11 TDD Benefits for Delegations ................................................................................................................................ 12 What Makes Technical Deep Dives Unique .......................................................................................................... 12 TDDs Delivered in FY19 ......................................................................................................................................... 12 Other Knowledge Events Delivered in FY19: ........................................................................................................ 20 City Partnership Program ................................................................................................................................... 32 City Partnership Program: Cities and Activities .................................................................................................... 33 Operational Support .......................................................................................................................................... 41 Modalities of Operational Support ....................................................................................................................... 41 TDLC Operational Support Delivered/Ongoing in FY19: Key Examples ................................................................ 42 Structured Learning and Research ..................................................................................................................... 51 Global Publications: .............................................................................................................................................. 51 Japan Case Studies ............................................................................................................................................... 52 Japan Project Briefs .............................................................................................................................................. 56 Panorama Solutions .............................................................................................................................................. 58 Web-based Knowledge Apps and Portals ............................................................................................................. 64 Conferencing and Media Services ...................................................................................................................... 66 Coordination across Tokyo World Bank Activities .............................................................................................. 68 Financials for FY19 Work Program ..................................................................................................................... 69 PROPOSED FY20 WORK PROGRAM ............................................................................................................ 70 Knowledge Networking and Outreach ............................................................................................................... 70 Technical Deep Dives (TDDs) planned for FY20 .................................................................................................... 70 Non-TDD Knowledge Events Planned for FY20 ..................................................................................................... 73 Community of Practice Support ........................................................................................................................... 74 City Partnership Program ................................................................................................................................... 76 City of Kitakyushu – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities .................................................................................. 76 City of Yokohama – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities ................................................................................... 76 City of Toyama – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities ....................................................................................... 76 City of Kobe – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities ........................................................................................... 77 City of Kyoto – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities .......................................................................................... 77 City of Fukuoka – Planned FY20 Collaborative Activities ...................................................................................... 78 Operational Support .......................................................................................................................................... 79 Operational Support Activities Pipeline for FY20 ................................................................................................. 79 Structured Learning and Research ..................................................................................................................... 81 Planned Structured Learning and Research Activities for FY 2020 ....................................................................... 81 Conferencing and Media Services ...................................................................................................................... 84 Proposed Financials for FY20 Work Program ..................................................................................................... 85 ANNEXES ................................................................................................................................................... 86 Annex I: The TDLC Team .................................................................................................................................... 87 Advisors / Senior Consultants ............................................................................................................................... 90 Annex II: TDLC In THE MEDIA ............................................................................................................................. 93 Newspaper Articles............................................................................................................................................... 93 Web Article ........................................................................................................................................................... 97 Magazine .............................................................................................................................................................. 98 Annex III: Collaboration with Tokyo DRM Hub ................................................................................................... 99 Annex IV: Collaboration with External Partners ............................................................................................... 100 JICA and TDLC Collaboration............................................................................................................................... 102 Annex V Operational Support .......................................................................................................................... 103 Operational Support
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