(Supported by: New Zealand Aid Programme; Duration: 2012 – 2015) The project focused on SME cluster development and Free Trade agreements (FTA) utilization by SMEs for integration into regional and global value chains through a series of capacity development activities including action research, trainings, policy research and dialogues, regional investor forum and structured learning visits. …
Promoting Efficient and Environment-friendly Freight and Logistics Practices The freight sector is critical to businesses, consumers and the world economy, yet at the same time, it poses immense environment impacts. The sector has been known to contribute a significant portion to air pollution and this contribution is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. …
(Supported by: P.R. China; Duration: Duration: 2017-2018)The project aims to streamline the transport information system, enhance the transport information networks and develop an integrated transport information platform with an effective information-sharing mechanism among the GMS countries. Overall, this targets on supporting the further development of the three main economic corridors under the GMS cooperation framework. …
(Supported by: International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada; Duration: 2017-2018) The project targets SMEs in specialty food sector in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Myanmar to build their capacities to access export market. This will be achieved through providing training, one-on-one consultations, advisory support and market familiarization missions to Canada for selected SMEs. The objective is …
(Supported by: ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership; Duration: February 2016-January 2018)The project aimed to enhance the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises to conduct cross border trade and investment and help them integrate into cross-border industrial clusters, regional and global value chain. The project was implemented in 17 provinces along the SEC in Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia …
ENHANCING SME COMPETITIVENESS IN SOUTHERN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR (SEC) Read More »
(Supported by: ASEAN China Cooperation Fund; Duration: 2013 – 2015) The project focused on SME development and trade facilitation through training and database development. Project Duration : 2013 – 2015
(Supported by: China Central Government; Duration: 2014-2016) The project analyzed the development trend of the international shipping and the connection and competition between international shipping and other modes of transport in P.R. China, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Thailand. The study also proposed opportunities for international shipping along Mekong-Lancang and other trade capacity building activities. Project …
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(Supported by: Republic of Korea; Duration: 2014-2017) The project aimed to improve cross-border and trans-shipment logistics services through capacity development and accreditation of SME logistics service providers in Thailand, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Vietnam and Cambodia. Project Duration : 2014 – 2017
Advancing Border Trade FacilitationThe Project is designed to support policy and structural reforms that promote cross-border trade, emphasizing the formulation of policies and strategies that will improve the key elements of cross-border trade, as well as enhance appreciation, knowledge and skills in managing trade activities, and travel flows and security compliance. FUNDED BY MEKONG-LANCANG COOPERATION …
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Promoting Climate Change Resilience in Mekong River Basin CommunitiesClimate change has brought about extreme droughts and floods across the Mekong-Lancang River basin, resulting into a chain of impacts including water scarcity and decline in agricultural produce. Against such backdrop, hydropower and large water storage structures offer immense potential in helping manage the water flow and …
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