Rieko Hayakawa

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Rieko Hayakawa, PhD, is a Japanese scholar with an expertise in Pacific security, ICT4Development and ocean law. She is also involved in community activities on Japan-ASEAN youth under the Prime Minister’s Office. She launched the upgrade for USPNet as a Japan/Australia/NZ overseas development assistance project, as well as the maritime security project for the western Pacific, and many other projects. In 2017, she proposed the Indo-Pacific strategy with maritime security and Pacific Islands to the administration of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. She has MAs in education, international relations and a PhD in ICT4D (Otago University, NZ). Currently she is working on a second PhD in international ocean law at Doshisha University, Kyoto, and is Secretary for Indo-Pacific Studies Group, Japan.

Japan and the United States should pool efforts to improve health in Pacific Island countries
Japan and the United States should pool efforts to improve health in Pacific Island countries
A coordinated “health as diplomacy” partnership could mobilise the Quad, PBP, and other multinational partnerships to do the same.
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