HISTORY

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Our history started with the established of the Thai - German Technical School in 1959.

It the first milestone of the Thai-German Technical Cooperation, more than 500 projects have been implemented. From the early effort in the field of vocational education, infrastructure, health and rural development, the cooperation later focused on renewable energy, sustainable transport, environment and sustainable economic development.

60 YEARS: THAI- GERMAN PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

TOPICS & HIGHLIGHT PROJECTS LIST

Education

“Pioneering capacity development”
Thai-German technical cooperation (TGTC) first began in the field of vocational education with the establishment of the Thai-German Technical School, now King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB)

  • Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)
  • Development of Industry-Oriented Graduate Education and Research in Engineering (DIOGE)
  • Introduction of Dual Vocational Training (DVT)
  • Promotion of the Chulabhorn Research Institute (CRI)
  • Promotion of the Engineering Faculty at the King Mongkut’s Insitute of Technology (KMITNB)
  • Promotion of the Training Print Shop at Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University (STOU)
  • Southern Institute for Skill Development Songkhla (SISD)
  • Thai-German Agricultural Engineering Training Center
  • Thai-German Institute (TGI)
  • Thai-German Teaching Aid Centre
  • Thai-German Technical Institute Khon Kaen (TGTI)
  • Thai-German Technical School
  • Thai-German Technical Teacher College

“From basic to advanced technology”
In the beginning, cooperative efforts focused on strengthening agencies responsible for basic infrastructure

“From a ‘Step-Child’ to the forerunner”
Thai-German technical cooperation started lately in the field of environment, but still was one of the first German contributions worldwide to combat industrial pollution

  • Eco-Industrial Estate Development (DEE+Net)
  • Environment Advisory for Industry Project
  • Prevention and Control of Industrial Air Pollution
  • Solid Waste Management Programme Phitsanulok
  • Thai-German Dangerous Goods Project (TG-DGP)
  • Urban Environment Management Project (UEMA)

“Integrated and balanced towards regional integration”
In the beginning through vocational education and trade facilitation in the 1970s, Thai-German Technical Cooperation helped to prepare for the globalized economic development in 1980s and 1990s

  • Advisory Service to the Industrial Finance Cooperation of Thailand (IFTC)
  • Forest Products Research Division
  • Marine Fisheries Laboratory
  • Material Properties Analysis and Development Centre (MPAD)
  • Promoting Business Development Services and Networks for SMEs (BDSN)
  • Promotion of Small and Medium-Scale Industries (PSMI)
  • Promotion of the Thai Calibration Service
  • Small-Scale Agroindustrial Development Project (SSAID)
  • Small-Scale Industry Promotion Project (SSIPP)
  • Thai-German Credit Project (TG-CP)
  • Thai-German Programme for Enterprise Competitiveness
  • Thai Trade and Investment Center
  • Vocational Guidance System Project (VGS)
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