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Scope of Project Evaluation  \n1.2. Goals of Project Evaluation  \n1.3. Project Evaluation Team and Approach  \n1.4. Limitations of This Project Evaluation  \n1.5. Intended Readers  \nChapter 2: Background  \n2.1. Increase of Nonprofit Organizations in the Three Disaster-Affected Prefectures  \n2.2. Support Activities by Nonprofit Organizations from Other Prefectures and International Development NGOs  \n2.3. Financial Assistance for Support Activities  \n2.4. Governmental Programs in Response to the Disaster  \n2.5. Conditions for Nonprofit Organizations in the Three Prefectures  \n2.5.1. Trustworthiness of Nonprofit Organizations  \n2.5.2. Use of Emergency Job Creation Program  \n2.5.3. Radiation Issues Resulting from the Nuclear Accident  \n2.5.4. Changes in the Needs of Disaster Areas  \n2.5.5. Changes in the Consciousness of the Disaster-Affected Population  \n2.5.6. Social Issues that Have Surfaced since the Earthquake  \n2.6. The Need for Organizational Capacity Building  \nChapter 3: Implementation Outline  \n3.1. Project Formation  \n3.2. Project Structure  \n3.2.1. Project Outline  \n3.2.2. Project Steering Committee and Project Staff  \n3.2.3. Participants  \n3.2.4. Mentors  \n3.3. Group Training Sessions, Supplementary Training and Self-Organized Study Sessions  \n3.4. Mentoring Support  \n3.5. Practical Support Program  \n3.6. Implementation Calendar  \n3.7. Project Budget  \nChapter 4: Project Evaluation (1)– Evaluation of Overall Project Effectiveness  \n4.1. Relationship of Trust, Camaraderie and Networking  \n4.1.1. Participant Satisfaction  \n4.2. Project Design Reflections  \n4.2.1. Dual Goals  \n4.2.2. Expected Participants, Actual Participants  \n4.2.2.1. Participation of current leaders, upcoming leaders and others  \n4.2.2.2. Basic knowledge about nonprofit organizations  \n4.3. Transformations Brought About by This Project  \n4.3.1. Transformations in Individual Participants  \n4.3.2. Organizational Transformation  \n4.3.3. Evaluating Transformations  \nChapter 5: Project Evaluation (2)  \n– Evaluation of Effectiveness by Project Component  \n5.1. Group Training  \n5.2. Mentoring Support  \n5.3. Practical Support Program  \n5.4. Steering Committee, Project Staff Support  \n5.5. Project Flow and Schedule  \nChapter 6: Project Evaluation (3)  \n– Organizational Priorities in the Three Prefectures  \n6.1. Organizational Priorities of the Participating Organizations  \n6.2. What was Most Useful among “15 Management Capabilities to Improve NPO”  \n6.3. Subjects of Further Discussions in the Practical Support Program, Supplementary Training and Self-Organized Study Sessions  \nChapter 7: Project Evaluation (4)– Overall Evaluation of Project Efficiency  \n7.1. Financial Input  \n7.2. Human Resource Input  \n7.3. Relative Resource Input at the Japan NPO Center Compared with Other Projects  \nChapter 8: Project Evaluation (5)  \n– Overall Evaluation of Project Relevance (preliminary discussion)  \n8.1. Reference Points  \n8.1.1. Other Disaster Response Projects of the Japan NPO Center  \n8.1.2. “Resilient Community” in the Global Discourse  \n8.1.3. The Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995  \n8.2. Useful Concepts and Keywords  \n8.2.1. The Issue of Leadership  \n8.2.2. The Power of Community  \n8.2.3. Levels of Organizational Capacity Building  \n8.2.4. Different Levels of Support by Outsiders  \nChapter 9: Conclusions and Recommendations  \n9.1. The Characteristics of a Multifaceted Project  \n9.1.1. Minor Adjustments and Major Changes in the Project  \n9.1.2. The “Accompaniment” Support Model and its Future  \n9.1.3. Building and Strengthening the Community  \n9.2. The Variable of Crisis  \n9.2.1. Fluidity of the Situation  \n9.2.2. 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