Eurasia Foundation

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Eurasia Foundation from Asia (from Asia)

Abbreviation	EF-A
Formation	21 December 2009; 14 years ago (2009-12-21)
Type	Non-profit Organization
Purpose	To contribute to the elimination of all conflicts in the world and the creation of a harmonious and peaceful society for everyone on earth.
Headquarters	405 Station Plaza Tower, Tokyo, Japan
Chairman	Yoji Sato
Key people	Joon Kong Chung, Hidekazu Nishizuka & Chiaki Merritt
Website	eurasia.or.jp
Formerly called	One Asia Foundation

Eurasia Foundation (from Asia) (一般財団法人 ユーラシア財団, Ippan zaidanhōjin yūrashia zaidan) (EF), formerly known as One Asia Foundation (OAF), is a non-profit organization founded in December 2009. Its headquarters are in Tokyo.

The organization's stated aim is increased international cooperation, with the goal of creating an international community of over 40 countries in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia and Central Asia. It offers grants to universities and other institutions of higher educations that teach courses within areas such as regional integration.