GCAP Japan
National website:
National Coalition:
Global Call to Action against Poverty Japan (GCAP Japan)
Secretariat: Africa Japan Forum, 2nd Fl, 1-20-6 Higashi-Ueno Taito-ku Tokyo 110-0015 JAPAN
Contact Person: Masaki Inaba, Sachiko Miyake
Phone：+81-3-3834-6902
Fax：+81-3-3834-6903
E-mail: office[at]standup2015.jp
GCAP Japan member organisations: gcapjeng.blog40.fc2.com/blog-entry-1.html
About GCAP Japan
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GCAP Japan has completed a one-page learning brief up to and including 2008
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GCAP Japan content
- GCAP Japan - Learning brief 2008
- Japanese NGOs United to Attain Millennium Development Goals
- People in Poverty United in Tokyo: Anti-Poverty Festa, March 28
- NGOs working on homelessness in Tokyo, trade unions, and lawyers united under the banner of "Japan Anti-Poverty Network" and organized an "Anti-Poverty Festa"
- OPEN LETTER TO G20 FINANCE MINISTERS MEETING 14 MARCH in LONDON
- GCAP Mobilises on Women's Day
- Marches, hair cuts and new beginnings kick off the 20 days of mobilisation between International Women's Day and the Global Week of Action starting 28th March in advance of the G20 meeting in London on 2nd April.
- G20 2009 - April 2nd - Finance Ministers Lobby letter (sample)
- The G20 Finance Ministers are meeting Saturday 14th March, this lobby letter can be sent prior to their meeting to focus their talks on GCAP demands.
- GCAP Japan events 07/07/07
- Japan’s Live 8 Concert!
- The very biggest Japanese stars, and international artists, such as Bjork, performed live in Tokyo for over 20,000 people.
- Japanese groups unite to press government on aid, trade and debt
- Japanese groups have come together through the Global Call to Action against Poverty under the slogan "Hottokenai, Sekai no Mazushisa" (World poverty can't be ignored), a coalition that works to make the eradication of poverty a priority on the Japanese agenda.
- GCAP Japan events 2005
