ABOUT
Index Strategy is a project management firm specializing in PPP projects for both social and civil infrastructure across the world. PPP stands for Public-Private Partnership, a method in which the public and private companies/organizations cooperate to improve public services, effectively utilize financial resources and increase the efficiency of administrative operations.
Index Strategy was established as a new type of business that has never existed in Japan before, delivering an optimal solution with PPPs from project formulation to realization.
PHILOSOPHY
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Always with the SHIKKAI spirit, making SHIKKAI effort
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Assuring mutual and social benefit
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Making the future bright for the next generation
The History behind SHIKKAI
SHIKKAI is a term which originated in the Japanese kimono industry, to describe the individual who takes on the multiple roles of producer, creative director, as well as sales and production manager, to coordinate and manage approximately 40 processes involved in creating a kimono from a roll of cloth.
Japanese culture has treasured the co-existence with natural and social environments, and has nurtured the mindset for such a role.
For us at Index, SHIKKAI is the key concept for a corporate culture that respects people of various genders, age, race, culture, as well as regional and occupational differences.
SHIKKAI noun
Japanese-style project management; optimum resource allocation & management, and total coordination conducted with compassion, commitment, consideration and integrity.
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As a project management firm, Index Strategy has the capability to comprehensively manage and develop each phase of a PPP project from project formation to commercialization. In addition to our project management, we have the ability to formulate an optimal SPC (Special Purpose Company) to team up Japanese and foreign investors, in accordance with characteristics and needs of each project. We also have the capability to structure an unsolicited project, which is a proposal made by a private entity, rather than from the government, to undertake and develop an infrastructure PPP project.