PRESENTATIONON NAM S&T CENTRE. NAM S&T CENTRE – HISTORY ASIA-AFRICA CONFERENCE: BANDUNG, INDONESIA, 18-24 APRIL 1955 1 ST NAM SUMMIT: BELGRAD, YUGOSLAVIA,

PRESENTATIONPRESENTATIONONON

NAM S&T CENTRENAM S&T CENTRE

NAM S&T CENTRE – HISTORYNAM S&T CENTRE – HISTORY

ASIA-AFRICA CONFERENCE: BANDUNG, INDONESIA, 18-24 APRIL 1955

1ST NAM SUMMIT: BELGRAD, YUGOSLAVIA, 1-6 SEPTEMBER 1961

STATUTE OF NAM S&T CENTRE ADOPTED BY PLENIPOTENTIARIES OF THE NON- ALIGNED COUNTRIES: NEW YORK, 4 FEBRUARY 1985

INDIA OFFERED TO HOST NAM S&T CENTRE

CENTRE ESTABLISHED IN NEW DELHI IN 1989

MEMBER COUNTRIES (42) MEMBER COUNTRIES (42)

AFRICAN REGION

1. Algeria

2. Burkina Faso

3. Congo

4. Egypt

5. Ethiopia

6. Gabon

7. Malawi

8. Mauritius

9. Nigeria

10. South Africa

11. Tanzania

12. Togo

13. Uganda

14. Zambia

15. Zimbabwe

MIDDLE EAST17. Cyprus

18. Iraq

19. Lebanon

20. Malta

21. Syria

ASIAN REGION

22. Afghanistan

23. Bangladesh

24. Bhutan

25. Cambodia

26. DPR Korea

27. India

28. Indonesia

29. Malaysia

30. Myanmar

31. Nepal

32. Pakistan

33. Sri Lanka

34. Vietnam

AMERICAS

35. Argentina

36. Bolivia

37. Colombia

38. Cuba

39. Guyana

40. Nicaragua

41. Peru

42 St. Lucia

EUROPE16. Serbia

OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTIONSOBJECTIVES AND FUNCTIONS

PROMOTION OF SOUTH-SOUTH AND NORTH-SOUTH COOPERATION IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

PROMOTION OF COLLABORATION AMONG SCIENTISTS, TECHNOLOGISTS AND SCIENTIFIC ORGANISATIONS OF NAM AND OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

ORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES AND TRAINING COURSES

PREPARATION OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART REPORTS

IMPLEMENTATION OF COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, HANDBOOKS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

SPREAD OF NAM S&T CENTRE IN THE WORLD

OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

MEMBER COUNTRIES

STRUCTURESTRUCTURE

GOVERNING COUNCIL: ALL MEMBER COUNTRIES

BUREAU: PRESIDENT: PROF. CARUNIA MULYA FIRDAUSY

DEPUTY STATE MINISTER FOR SOCIETAL DYNAMIC, MINISTRY OF RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY, INDONESIA

VICE PRESIDENTS (2) PROF. DR. MOHSEN MAHMOUD SHOUKRY ACTING PRESIDENT, ACADEMY OF SCIENTIFIC

RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY (ASRT), EGYPT

DR. T. RAMASAMI

SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (DST), GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

RAPPORTEUR: DR. JORGE LUIS FERNANDEZ CHAMERO

DIRECTOR, MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT, CUBA

SECRETARIAT: Headed by Director

GC AND BUREAU MEETINGS GC AND BUREAU MEETINGS

EXTRAORDINARY MEETING (INDIA, 1989) GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETINGS (11):

BANGLADESH (1997) CUBA (1991)

EGYPT (1992, 1996, 2002) INDIA (1989, 1990, 1993,

1999)

INDONESIA (2005) NEPAL (1994)

BUREAU MEETINGS

COLOMBIA (1997) CUBA (2006)

INDIA (1994, 2003) INDONESIA (2000)

MAURITIUS (2001) SRI LANKA (2004)

ZAMBIA (2008)

TO INVOLVE AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY TO SCIENTIFIC AGENCIES / INSTITUTIONS AND INDUSTRY IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CENTRE

TO FACILITATE NETWORKING AMONGST SCIENTISTS, INSTITUTIONS AND INDUSTRY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

TO PROMOTE COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

TO AUGMENT RESOURCES FOR THE CENTRE

NAM S&T - INDUSTRY NETWORKNAM S&T - INDUSTRY NETWORK

BOLIVIA - National Academy of Science (NAS)

BOTSWANA – Botswana Technology Centre (BOTEC)

BRAZIL – National Council of Research & Technology Development (CNPq)

INDIA - International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI), Hyderabad

INDIA – Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR)

INDIA – VIT University, Vellore

INDIA - Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology (GTBIT), New Delhi

INDIA - JSS Academy of Technical Education (JSSATE), Noida

INDIA - Mekaster Engineering & Equipments Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

NIGERIA - Federal Institute of Industrial Research (FIIRO)

NIGERIA – Raw Materials Research and Development Council (NMRDC)

TURKEY – Scientific & Technical Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK)

NAM S&T - INDUSTRY NAM S&T - INDUSTRY NETWORK MEMBERS (12)NETWORK MEMBERS (12)

INTERNATIONAL LINKAGESINTERNATIONAL LINKAGES

UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME (UNEP) UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION (UNIDO) ASIA PACIFIC TELECOMMUNITY (APT) ASIAN PACIFIC CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER (APCTT) COMMONWEALTH SCIENCE COUNCIL (CSC) GESELLSCHAFT FÜR BIOTECHNOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG (GBF) CENTRE FOR TROPICAL MARINE ECOLOGY (ZMT) ASEAN-COSTTHIRD WORLD NETWORK OF SCIENTIFIC ORGANISATIONS (TWNSO) /

CONSORTIUM ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION FOR THE SOUTH (COSTIS)INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR THEORETICAL PHYSICS (ICTP) ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AIT) NAM CENTRE FOR SOUTH-SOUTH TECHNICAL COOPERATION (NAM CSSTC)WORLD ASSOCIATION OF INDUSTRIAL & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ORGANISATION (WAITRO)

SOME PRIORITY AREASSOME PRIORITY AREAS(Based on Decisions of 11(Based on Decisions of 11thth GC) GC)

AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCED MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING FOOD PROCESSING MICROELECTRONICS SCIENCE POPULARISATION INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY BIO-SAFETY AND BIO-ETHICAL ISSUES INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY POLICY PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES – SOLAR AND WIND ENERGY FOR

RURAL APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOR SOCIETY – S&T FOR WOMEN ECOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT AND BIODIVERSITY

NAM S&T CENTRE NAM S&T CENTRE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPRESEARCH FELLOWSHIP

PROVIDES SCIENTISTS AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS IN MEMBER COUNTRIES AN OPPORTUNITY TO ESTABLISH CLOSER LINKS WITH FELLOW SCIENTISTS IN VARIOUS FIELDS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE FROM ONE MEMBER COUNTRY TO ANOTHER MEMBER COUNTRY BORNE BY THE NAM S&T CENTRE.

NAM S&T CENTRE – ICCBS NAM S&T CENTRE – ICCBS FELLOWSHIPFELLOWSHIP

5 SHORT-DURATION (~3 MONTHS) FELLOWSHIPS FOR SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO WORK AT THE H.E.J. RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY -INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (ICCBS), KARACHI, PAKISTAN ON NATURAL PRODUCTS CHEMISTRY, HERBAL AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE, PHARMACEUTICALS ETC.

INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE BORNE BY THE NAM S&T CENTRE FOR THE SCIENTISTS FROM THE MEMBER COUNTRIES.

FREE FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION AND US$200 MONTHLY ALLOWANCE PROVIDED BY ICCBS.

NAM S&T CENTRE – ZMT BREMENNAM S&T CENTRE – ZMT BREMEN FELLOWSHIPFELLOWSHIP

5 FELLOWSHIPS FOR SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO WORK FOR 3 MONTHS AT THE CENTRE FOR TROPICAL MARINE ECOLOGY (ZMT), BREMEN, GERMANY FOR JOINT RESEARCH AND UPGRADING RESERCH SKILLS ON MARINE SCIENCES.

INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE BORNE BY THE NAM S&T CENTRE FOR THE SCIENTISTS FROM THE MEMBER COUNTRIES.

€1000 PER MONTH FOR ACCOMMODATION, MEALS AND OUT-OF-POCKET EXPENSES

PROVIDED BY ZMT BREMEN

PERFORMANCEPERFORMANCE

SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, ROUNDTABLESSEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, ROUNDTABLES

4545

TRAINING PROGRAMMESTRAINING PROGRAMMES 2222

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTSINTERNATIONAL PROJECTS (G-77/PGTF)(G-77/PGTF)

2+12+1** PUBLICATION OF BOOKS & PROCEEDINGSPUBLICATION OF BOOKS & PROCEEDINGS

3737

FELLOWSHIPS IN OPERATIONFELLOWSHIPS IN OPERATION 3 3

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTSNUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

2629 2629

NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIESNUMBER OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES 9292

The Centre organises 5-6 workshops and The Centre organises 5-6 workshops and

training courses and brings out 4-5 training courses and brings out 4-5

publications each year, besides supporting publications each year, besides supporting

the three Fellowship schemes.the three Fellowship schemes. *(UNDER IMPLEMENTATION)*(UNDER IMPLEMENTATION)

BUDGET ANDBUDGET AND MANPOWERMANPOWER

o ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS SUBSCRIPTION ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS SUBSCRIPTION

~ US $10,000 or $5,000 ~ US $10,000 or $5,000 (based on (based on GDP)GDP)

o ANNUAL BUDGETANNUAL BUDGET ~ US $130,000~ US $130,000 (From all sources, but (From all sources, but primarily from Membership Dues)primarily from Membership Dues)

o MANPOWERMANPOWER Permanent 7Permanent 7

++ Scientific Scientific

Assistants 4Assistants 4

ACTIVITY CALENDARACTIVITY CALENDAR

Colombo, Sri Lanka:Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Conference on ‘'Technology Transfer and International Conference on ‘'Technology Transfer and Development of SME's - South-South Cooperation’, 18-22 August 2008Development of SME's - South-South Cooperation’, 18-22 August 2008

New Delhi, India:New Delhi, India: First Meeting of the Apex Committee on G77/PGTF Project on First Meeting of the Apex Committee on G77/PGTF Project on Rainwater Harvesting and Ground Water Recharge, November 2008Rainwater Harvesting and Ground Water Recharge, November 2008

Tehran, Iran:Tehran, Iran: International Workshop on Empowerment of Women through International Workshop on Empowerment of Women through Science and Technology Interventions, 15-17 Dec. 2008Science and Technology Interventions, 15-17 Dec. 2008

Uganda:Uganda: International Roundtable International Roundtable on on Sustainable Utilisation of Energy and Sustainable Utilisation of Energy and Biodiversity Resources for Wealth Creation and DevelopmentBiodiversity Resources for Wealth Creation and Development ,, 9–14 March 2009 9–14 March 2009

Tehran, IranTehran, Iran: International Workshop on Nanotechnology, May 2009: International Workshop on Nanotechnology, May 2009

Malaysia:Malaysia: International Symposium on Protection and Electromagnetic International Symposium on Protection and Electromagnetic Compatibility, 21-24 July 2009 Compatibility, 21-24 July 2009

Denizli, Turkey:Denizli, Turkey: International Workshop on Urbanisation, Land Degradation and International Workshop on Urbanisation, Land Degradation and Environment, 28 Sep. – 1 Oct., 2009Environment, 28 Sep. – 1 Oct., 2009

1) Low Cost Housing Technology

2) Biological Control of Pests & Weeds for Sustainable Development, (Implemented jointly with Project Directorate of Biological Control (PDBC), Bangalore, India

3) Sustainable Rainwater Harvesting and Ground Water Recharge in Developing Countries – Human Resource Development and Technology Transfer [Project approved in September 2007 and to be implemented]

Projects supported by Perez-Guerrera Projects supported by Perez-Guerrera Trust Fund (PGTF) of G-77Trust Fund (PGTF) of G-77

PRIVILEGES & BENEFITS TO PRIVILEGES & BENEFITS TO MEMBER COUNTRIESMEMBER COUNTRIES

• FULL FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, BOARDING/LODGING AND PER DIEM TO ONE NOMINEE EACH FOR PARTICIPATION IN EACH OF THE SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, TRAINING COURSES ORGANISED BY THE CENTRE

• INTERNATIONAL FARE UNDER ‘NAM S&T CENTRE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP SCHEME’

• INTERNATIONAL FARE UNDER ‘NAM S&T CENTRE – ICCBS FELLOWSHIP SCHEME’

• INTERNATIONAL FARE UNDER ‘NAM S&T CENTRE – ZMT BREMEN FELLOWSHIP SCHEME’

•FACILITATING THE ORGANIZATION OF TRAINING AND HANDS-ON COURSES FOR SCIENTISTS OF A MEMBER COUNTRY IN ANOTHER COUNTRY ON PAYMENT BASIS

• AS MEMBER OF THE CENTRE’S GOVERNING COUNCIL, RIGHT TO TAKE PART IN DECISION MAKING ON POLICY ISSUES RELATED TO FUNCTIONING OF THE CENTRE

• ACCESS TO A HUGE S&T DATABASE AND INFORMN AVAILABLE WITH THE CENTRE

Past Events of NAM S&T CentrePast Events of NAM S&T CentreWorkshops / SymposiaWorkshops / Symposia

1) Expert Group Meeting on Earthquake Resistant Mud Houses, NAM S&T Centre, New Delhi, India (February 19, 1993)

2) Remote Sensing for Aquaculture, National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA), Hyderabad, India (December 7-11, 1993)

3) Anti-Malarial Evaluation and Biocide Assay for Control of Malaria, Central Drug Research Institute CDRI), Lucknow, India (February 14-19, 1994)

4) Tissue Culture of Economic Plants, National Chemical Laboratory (NCL), Pune, India (April 25-29, 1994)

5) Ozone Depletion and Management of ODS Phase-out in Small & Medium Enterprises, New Delhi, India (February 7-10, 1995): Asian Regional Workshop

6) New Technologies for Rural Telecommunication, New Delhi (July 18-20, 1995)

7) Application of Renewable Sources of Energy - Photovoltaic, Wind and Small Hydro, New Delhi, India (December 3-7, 1996)

8) Ozone Depletion & Management of ODS phase-out in SME’s Pretoria, South Africa (October 7-10, 1997): African Regional Workshop

9) Medicinal Plants, Their Bio-activity, Screening and Evaluation, Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow, India (December 2-5, 1997)

10) Remote Sensing for Mineral and Ground Water Exploration, National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA), Hyderabad, India (October 22-28, 1998)

11) Alternate Technologies for ODS phase-out – Asian Workshop on Selected Case-Studies, Bangkok, Thailand (March 1-3, 1999)

12) Commercialisation of R&D and Technology Development, Bangladesh Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (BCSIR), Dhaka, Bangladesh (April 19-20, 1999)

13) Conference to discuss issues before World Conference on Science, Ministry of Science & Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh (April 21, 1999) and adoption of `Dhaka Communiqué’

14) Implications of New IPR Regime under TRIPS in the GATT Agreement for Developing Countries, New Delhi, India (May 19-21, 1999)


15) Tissue Culture of Economic Plants including Genetic Engineering Techniques, Bangladesh Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (BCSIR), Dhaka, Bangladesh (October 4-7, 1999)

16) Management of Natural Disasters (Floods and Cyclone), Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand (January 24-27, 2000)

17) Developments in Micro-Electronics, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand (August 21-24, 2000)

18) Gene Therapy of Cancer, Cancer Research Institute (CRI), Bombay, India (September 4-8, 2000)

19) ASEAN Regional Workshop on Plant Biotechnology, BIOTEC, Bangkok, Thailand (October 2-4, 2000)

20) Biological Control of Pests and Weeds for Sustainable Development, Project Directorate of Biological Control (PDBC), Bangalore, India (January 17-20, 2001)

21) Developments in Food Processing Technology, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand (April 24-27, 2001)

22) Developments in Drugs & Pharmaceutical Technology, Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad, India (November 6-10, 2001)

23) Trends in Microelectronics R&D and Industry, Da Nang University, Vietnam (November 20-23, 2001)


24) Gamma Radiation Processing of Healthcare & Food Products. BRITS, Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India, Mumbai, India (February 4-7, 2002)

25) Functional Genomics, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad, India (February 23-24, 2002)

26) Lessons Learned on Technology Transfer for ODS Phase-Out, Blantyre, Malawi (May 27-29, 2002): Southern African Region Workshop

27) Medicinal Plants: Strategies for Development of Herbal Drugs in the Third World Countries, New Delhi, India (October 19, 2002)

28) The Role of Science Centres in Development Strategies, National Council of Science Museums, Kolkata, India (Nov. 30 – Dec. 02, 2002)

29) Development in Microelectronics: Role of VLSI in MEMS, CSIR, New Delhi, India (December 4-6, 2002)

30) International Workshop on ‘Technology of Application of Pesticides’, Kandy, Sri Lanka (June 23-26, 2003)

31) The Role of Developing Countries in VLSI and Microsystems Technology, Cairo, Egypt (December 24-26, 2003)


32) 2nd International Forum and Workshop for Culture of Science, Technology and Innovation in Society and 1st Knowledge Fest, Bogotá, Colombia (March 24-26, 2004)

33) International Workshop on Mineral Resources and Development, Kerman, Iran, (July 1-4, 2004)

34) International Workshop on The Changing role of Science Centres and Museums in Developing Countries, Hanoi, Vietnam (October 20–22, 2004)

35) International Seminar–cum-Exhibition on Cost Effectiveness in Cement Manufacture and Construction: Technological and Management Options, Mumbai, India (January 11-12, 2005)

36) International Symposium on ‘Herbal Medicine, Phytopharmaceuticals and Other Natural Products: Trends and Advances’, Colombo, Sri Lanka (June 15-17, 2005)

37) International Workshop on Microelectronics: Wireless Technology and MEMS, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (September 6-7, 2005)

38) International Roundtable on Understanding and Prediction of Summer and Winter Monsoons 21–24 November 2005, Jakarta/Bandung, Indonesia


39) African Regional Conference on The Enhanced Role of Science Centres and Museums in Development Strategies, Lusaka, Zambia (10–14 January 2006)

40) International Workshop on Crop and Forage Production using Saline Waters in Dry Areas, Birjand, Iran (7-10 May 2006)

41) International Conference on S&T Policy Research and Statistics, Colombo, Sri Lanka (6-10 November 2006)

42) International Roundtable on Lightning Protection, Colombo, Sri Colombo, Sri Lanka (22-25 May 2007)

43) International Workshop on Herbal Medicinal Plants and Traditional Herbal Remedies, Hanoi, Vietnam (20-21 September 2007)

44) 5th International Workshop on Enhancing Change through Science Centres, Johannesburg, South Africa (25-28 February 2008)

45) International workshop on Cleaner Production and Energy Conservation for Sustainability, Cochin, India (24-26 June 2006)


1) Regional Course on Earthquake Resistant Non-Engineered Buildings for South and South East Asia, National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI), Hyderabad, India (March 21-26, 1994)

2) NAM-CIMET Group Training on Role of Metrology in Quality Management, National Physical Laboratory (NPL), New Delhi, India (May 23 to June 10, 1994)

3) Training – cum – Demonstration Workshop on Utilization of Animal Byproducts, Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI), Madras, India (July 25 - August 6, 1994)

4) NAM-CIMET Group Training in Quality Assurance through Laboratory Accreditation, National Physical Laboratory (NPL), New Delhi, India (February 5-23, 1996)

5) International Training Course on DNA Finger Printing, Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad, India (November 4-19, 1997)

6) NAM-ICTP Semi-Conductor Science & Technology Training Programme for Young Scientists (December 1, 1997 - March 31, 1998)

Past Events of NAM S&T CentrePast Events of NAM S&T CentreTraining CoursesTraining Courses

7) International Demonstration-cum-Training Workshop on Fiber-Reinforced Composites – National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL), Bangalore, India (September 15-19, 1998)

8) NAM-CIMET Training Programme on Metrology in Developing Countries and Global Trade, National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, India (February 8-26, 1999)

9) International Course on Small Hydro Power, University of Roorkee, India (March 15-25, 1999)

10) CIMET Training Programme in Metrology Quality Assurance and Global Trade at National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, India (January 22- February 2, 2001)

11) Training Workshop on Monitoring and Analysis of Toxic Chemicals and Bio-Toxins in Food/Water, Industrial Toxicology Research Centre (ITRC), Lucknow, India (May 15-20, 2000)

12) Short-Term Course in Satellite Communication for Development, Space Application Centre, Ahmedabad, India (July 17-21, 2000)


13) Regional Training Workshop on Herbarium Techniques, Dhaka, Bangladesh (October 27-31, 2001)

14) International Hands-On Training Course on DNA Sequencing and Genotyping, CCMB, Hyderabad, India (February 25- March 10, 2002)

15) Training Programme on Impedance and Dimensional Metrology at National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, India (February 4-9, 2003)

16) Training Course on Technology Selection for Small Hydropower Development at IIT, Roorkee (India) (February 18-28, 2003)

17) Training Course on Plant Tissue Culture and Transformation Techniques at Agricultural Genetic Engineering Research Institute (AGERI), Giza, Egypt (April 2-13, 2005)

18) Training Course – Cum – Business Opportunities Workshop on Surface Engineering at Hyderabad, India (July 19-26, 2005)


19) International Workshop – cum – Training Course on ‘Natural Products - Drugs, Pharmaceuticals And Neutraceuticals For The Benefit Of Mankind’, Karachi, Pakistan (February 10-19, 2006)

20) International Workshop-cum-Training Course on: ‘Coastal Ecosystem: Hazards Management and Rehabilitation’, Purwokerto, Indonesia (August 8-17, 2006)

21) International roundtable-cum-training course on the Management of Natural Disasters, Vellore, India (January 8-13, 2007)

22) 6th International workshop – cum - training course on Micro- and Nano-Electronics and Photonics, Islamabad, Pakistan (April 9-13, 2007)


1. Status Report on Medicinal Plants for NAM Countries

1992: Akhtar Husain ISBN-81-900468-0-2

2. Biotechnological Applications for Food Security in Developing Countries

1993: (Ed.) H.C. Srivastava ISBN-81-204-0767-9

3. A Compendium of Aquaculture Technology for Developing Countries

1993: V.R.P. Sinha ISBN-81-204-0764-4

4. Low-Cost Housing in Developing Countries 1993: G.C. MathurISBN-81-204-0774-1

5. Microelectronics: State-of-the-Art Report on Scenario, Activities, Technologies and Its Impact

1993: W.S. Khokle andU S Tandon ISBN-81-204-0774-1-0

6. Earthquake Resistant Earthen House Construction

1994: D.N. Trikha ISBN-81-900468-3-7

7. Status Report on Aromatic and Essential Oil-Bearing Plants in NAM Countries

1994: Akhtar Husain ISBN-81-900468-2-9

8. Directory of Indigenous Technologies of Member Countries Available for Transfer

1995ISBN-81-900468-4-5

9. Ozone Depletion and Management of ODS Phase-Out in Small & Medium Enterprises – Proc. Asian Regional Workshop, New Delhi, Feb. 7-10, 1995

1995ISBN-81-900468-5-3

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CENTREPUBLICATIONS OF THE CENTRE


10.

New Technologies for Rural Telecommunication – Proc. International Workshop, New Delhi, July 8-10, 1995

1995ISBN-81-900468-6-1

11.

Directory of National Measurement System of Non-Aligned Countries

1996 NAM MD-96-1

12.

Renewable Energy Applications: PV, Wind and Small Hydro, Proc. International Workshop, New Delhi, Dec. 3-7, 1996

1996ISBN-81-900468-8-8

13.

Tissue Culture of Economic Plants, including Genetic Engineering Techniques

1997: C.K. John, Rajani S. Nadgauda and A.F. Mascarenhas ISBN-81-900468-7-X

14.

Medicinal Plants, Their Bioactivity, Screening and Evaluation, Proc Intl W/shop, Lucknow, Dec. 2-5, 1997

1997 ISBN-81-900469-9-6

15.

Louder Lessons in Technology Transfer: Lessons Learned and Case Studies

2000 ISBN-81-87490-00-4

16.

Technologies for Value Realization of Carcass Byproducts in Developing Countries – A Handbook

2001: (Eds.) T. Ramasami, M.D. Ranganayaki and N. R. RajagopalISBN-81-87490-02-0


17.

Biological Control of Pests and Weeds for Sustainable Development, Proc Workshop and Collaborative Project Planning Meeting, January 17-20, 2001

2003ISBN-81-87490-03-9

18.

Builder’s Handbooks on Low Cost Housing Vol. 1 - Asian Region Vol. 2 - African Region

2003ISBN-81-87490-04-7ISBN-81-87490-05-5

19.

The Role of Science Centres in Development Strategies

2003

20.

Technology Selection for Small Hydropower Development

2003

21.

Developments in Drugs and Pharmaceutical Technology

2004: (Ed.) J. MishraISBN-81-7035-330-0

22.

Microelectronics: Role of VLSI in MEMS 2004ISBN-61-67490-06-3

23.

Mineral Resources and Development 2004: (Eds.) G.S. Roonwal, K. Shahriar and H. Ranjbar ISBN-81-7035-364-5

24.

Technology of Application of Pesticide 2004: (Eds.) M.C.N. Jayasuriya, S. Bajpai and J. Mishra ISBN-81-7035-366-1

25.

Microelectronics: Role of Developing Countries in VLSI and Micro-Systems Technology

2004: ISBN-61-67490-07-1

26.

The Changing Role of Science Centres and Museums in Developing Countries

2005: (Ed.) N. K. Sehgal ISBN-81-7035-379-3

27.

Management of Natural Disasters in Developing Countries

2006: (Ed.) H.N. Srivastava and G.D. GuptaISBN-81-7035-425-0

28.

Intellectual Property Rights in the NAM and Other Developing Countries – A Compendium on Laws and Policies

2006: Ed. by R. SahaISBN-81-7035-439-0

29.

Herbal Medicine Phytopharmaceuticals and other Natural Products: Trends and Advances

2006: (Eds.) L.S.R. Arambewela, S. Wimalasena and N. Gunawardene ISBN-955-9244-30-2

30.

Microelectronics: Wireless Technology and MEMS in the Developing Countries

2007: (Ed.) V.K. JainISBN-81-7035-444-7

31.

Understanding and Forecasting of Monsoons 2008: (Ed.) P.N. VinayachandranISBN-81-7035-522-2



32.

The Enhanced Role of Science Centres and Museums in Developing Strategies

2008: (Ed.) Vinay B. KambleISBN-81-7035-523-0

33.

Plant Tissue Culture & Transformation Techniques

2008: (Ed.) Balram SharmaISBN-81-7035-527-3

34.

Advances in Natural Products: Importance in Health and Economy

2008: (Ed.) Zaheer Ahmed and Ashana DarISBN-81-7035-530-3

35.

Crop and Forage Production Using Saline Waters 2008: (Ed.) M. Kafi and M. Ajmal Khan ISBN-81-7035-531-1

36.

Science & Technology Policy and Indicators for Development: Perspectives from Developing Countries

2008: (Ed.) Seetha I. Wickremasinghe and V.K. Gupta ISBN-81-7035-545-1

37.

Coastal Ecosystems: Hazards, Management and Rehabilitation

2008: (Ed.) Rattan K. DattaISBN-81-7035-557-5

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