The government and the ruling coalition are considering a reduction of roughly 3 percent in Japan’s official development assistance to developing countries for fiscal 2001, sources involved in ODA revision talks said Tuesday.
For fiscal 2000, which ends next March 31, the government has earmarked around 1.05 trillion yen for ODA in its initial budget.
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