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Conclusions
The 15th Conference on Public Works Research and Development in Asia



The Conference on Public Works Research and Development in Asia has been carried out since February of 1993 with the support of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), for the following purpose; 1) to exchange information of mutual understanding, 2) to discuss technological issues, and 3) to establish researcher’s network.

The 15th Conference on Public Works Research and Development in Asia was held mainly in Tsukuba and in Nagoya from November 6 to 17 in 2006.  The participants included executives and senior civil engineers of  government agencies responsible for research and development and policy making relevant to public works in the following countries; China, Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, and Japan.

The 15th conference took up “Social and Economic Effects of Road Network Development” as the subject of common interest among nations. Under the subject, the participants had discussions to enhance mutual understanding and to learn advanced technologies, as well as site visits related to new technologies and practices. In addition, the participants joined “The 15th  International Symposium on National Land and Development and Civil Engineering in Asia” and a panel discussion on the “Social and Economic Effects of Road Network Development in Asia” followed by lectures of several cases.

The conference, through the discussions, site visits and the symposium, is summarized as follows:

  • The participants recognize the “Social and Economic Effects of Road Network Development” as well as the importance of conducting researches for them.
  • The participants recognize that each country should learn from the insights and experiences of countries in Asia, to enhance and support the road network development.
  • The participants recognize the needs to cooperate with each other and continue the conference in the future.





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