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July 1981 |
Ceremony to commemorate
20th anniversary of OISCA's international cooperation held in Nagoya. |
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April 1983 |
OISCA High School opened
in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. |
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May 1984 |
OISCA granted Category II
(Special) consultative status by the United Nations Economic and Social
Council, and the Asian Pacific Youth Forum placed on the Roster. |
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1985 |
Extensive
"International Youth Year" and "International Forest Year" activities.
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October 1986 |
Commemorating OISCA's 25th
anniversary, World NGO Symposium held in Tokyo--a tripartite forum linking
government, international agencies and NGOs. |
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April 1987 |
OISCA Bangladesh Women's
Training Center opened with a grant from the Japanese government attracts
attention as a first women's center in an Islamic nation. |
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May 1988 |
Training Center opens in
Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, as a base for training youth in the South Pacific. |
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1989 |
10th year of "International
Love Green Campaign"--OISCA dispatches groups of volunteers from Japan to
other Asian countries to plant trees, including volunteers to plant mangroves
in the Philippines. |
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March 1989 |
Following two previous world
symposium on NGOs, "Asia Pacific Development Conference" convenes in Okinawa
affirming harmony between environment and development and promoting tripartite
cooperation. |
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November 1989 |
OISCA awarded the first
Special Testimonial for Distinguished Services for Youth by the Secretary-General
of the United Nations, honoring its highly praised activities for youth. |
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April 1990 |
Training center opens in Fiji. |
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