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About Us
The Foundation for International Development/Relief
(FIDR) is a private organization established
in 1990, following donation of the main basic
fund by Mr. Tojuro Iijima (founder of Yamazaki
Baking Co., Ltd.).
In 1992, FIDR was certified as a Qualified Public-Benefit Promoting Corporation by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Since then, with the help
of our donors and many supporters, we have continually striven to promote
social contribution to international development.
FIDR's legal status has changed to "Public Interest Incorporated
Foundation" on November 1, 2010.
FIDR is currently working in Cambodia, Vietnam, and Japan.
Outline of FIDR
| Name | Foundation for International Development / Relief (FIDR) |
| Date of Establishment | April 26, 1990 |
| Qualification Body | Public Interest Incorporated Foundation (Qualified Public-Benefit Promoting Corporation) |
| Basic Fund | 303 million Yen |
| Purposes of Establishment | The purpose of the Foundation is to carry out such activities of assistance as to improve the living environment of inhabitants and to promote economic and social advancement in developing countries, and thereby to contribute to the autonomous development and promotion of welfare of those countries. |
| Support Members |
Individual Supporting Members: 2,140 Corporate Supporting Members: 266 （as of March 31, 2008） |
| Location | OCC Bldg. 3F, 2-1 Kanda-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0062, JAPAN （Map） |
