What Does UNIDO Do

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What Does UNIDO Do?

• Two core functions
• Normative function as a Global Forum
• Generates and disseminates knowledge
• Enhances cooperation, establishes dialogue and
  develops partnerships
• Operational function, Technical Cooperation
• Designs and implements programs
• Tailor-made specialized support for development

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Thematic Areas of Activities

• Industrial governance and statistics
• Investment and technology promotion
• Industrial competitiveness and trade
• Private sector development
• Agro-industry
• Sustainable energy and climate change
• Montreal Protocol (substances that deplete the
  ozone layer)
• Environmental management (POPs)

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UNIDO in China

• Regional Representative office for P.R. China,
  D.P.R. Korea, Mongolia, and the R.O. Korea
• Coordinating office for programs and activities
  in the region
• National network of subsidiary offices (2)
  ITPOs, (4) SPXs, (1) ICSHP, (1) ITPC, (1) ICM,
  (1) ISEC
• Investment Technology Promotion Center (ITPO),
  Industrial Subcontracting and Partnership
  eXchange (SPX), International Centre for small
  Hydro Power (ICSHP), International Technology
  Promotion Centre (ITPC), International Centre for
  Materials Technology Promotion (ICM),
  International Center for Promotion and Transfer
  of Solar Energy Technology (ISEC)

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Map of UNIDO Offices in China
ITPO Investment Technology Promotion Center
SPX Industrial Subcontracting and Partnership
eXchange ICSHP International Centre for Small
Hydro Power ITPC International Technology
Promotion Centre ICM International Centre for
Materials Technology Promotion ISEC
International Center for Promotion and Transfer
of Solar Energy Technology
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• UNIDO Regional Office in Beijing, China
• 2-141, Tayuan Diplomatic Office BuildingNo. 14
  Liang Ma He Nan Lu, Chaoyang District,Beijing,
  100600, China
• Tel [phone]
• E-mail office.china_at_unido.org
• Web www.unido.org.cn
• Contact person Mr. Alessandro E-mail
  a.amadio_at_unido.org

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UNIDO - ITPO

• Investment Technology Promotion Offices
• 2 Locations
• Beijing (National Office), Shanghai
• Mission Facilitate inward and outward
  investment, trade, and technology transfer
  through providing knowledge, technical and
  management skills, human and financial resources.

• Conduct research, consultation and assistance to
  ease the process of internationalization of local
  sectors and enterprises, and act as a consultant
  in the formulation of government policy.
• Financed by the Chinese Government

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ITPO Priorities

• Chinese outbound investment
• SME international cooperation projects
• High-tech and export oriented projects
• Environmental protection oriented projects
• Renewable energies investments and technology
  transfer
• South-South cooperation program/projects

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ITPO Contacts

• Beijing (National Office)
• 2-141, Tayuan Diplomatic Office BuildingNo. 14
  Liang Ma He Nan Lu, Chaoyang District,Beijing,
  100600, ChinaTel 86 10 653 261 40 or 6141 Fax
  86 10 653 261 45E-mail itpo.beijing_at_unido.org
  Web www.unidoitpo.org.cn/ Contact person Mr.
  Hu Yuandong
• Shanghai
• UNIDO Shanghai Investment Promotion Center16F
  New Town Center 83, Loushanguan RoadShanghai,
  200336, ChinaTel 86 21 623 688 00 Fax 86 21
  623 680 24E-mail delsonyu2004_at_yahoo.co.uk
  Contact person Mr. Yu Deshng

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SPXs

• Industrial Subcontracting and Partnership
  eXchanges
• Centre for technical information, promotion and
  matching capacities, production processes and
  industrial service specialities
• Mission to help bring together demands and
  offers of subcontracting work and outsourcing

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SPX Offices

• 4 Locations already operative
• Beijing
• Chongqing
• Shanghai
• Xian
• 2 Locations to be implemented
• SPX Guangzhou (July 2007)
• SPX Harbin (planned)

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SPXs Contacts

• Beijing
• Room 804, Building B of Beijing Productivity
  Building No.31 Beisanhuanzhonglu, Haidian
  District, Beijing 100088, China Tel [phone]
  029 01 Fax [phone] E-mail
  spx_at_bjpc.org.cn Web http//www.spx.org.cn
  Contact person Ms. HE Mingxia
• Chongqing
• No.269, Keyuansi Road , High-Tech Development
  Zone , Chongqing 400041, China Tel [phone]
  334 04 Fax [phone] E-mail
  eva_at_spx-chongqing.org Web www.spx-chongqing.org
  Contact person Ms. EVA Leng, SPX-CQ
• Shanghai
• Room 337, 815 Dong Da Ming Road, Shanghai
  200082, China  Tel [phone]
  Fax [phone] E-mail
  info_at_shanghai-spx.org   Web www.spx-shanghai.org
  Contact person Ms. SONG Joanne
• Xian
• No.1 Huan Cheng Dong Lu Nan Duan, 9F
  Productivity Office Building, Xian 710048,
  China Tel. [phone] Fax. [phone]
  017 88E-mail jk_at_xappc.com Web
  www.xappc.comContact person Mr. JIA Kai, Deputy
  Director

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International Centre for Small Hydro Power
(ICSHP)

• Internationally coordinating and promoting the
  global development of small hydro power (SHP)
• Co-sponsored by the UNDP and UNIDO, Ministry of
  Water Resources (MWR), Ministry of Foreign Trade
  and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC)
• Mission promotion of SHP development through
  triangle technical and economic cooperation among
  developing countries, developed countries and
  international organizations

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Contacts

• ICSHP Hangzhou
• POBox 202, Nanshan Road 136, Hangzhou 310002,
  ChinaE-mail hic_at_mail.hz.zj.cnWeb
  http//www.inshp.org/
• Tel [phone] (Chinese)
• 86 571 870 791 13 (English)
• Fax [phone]
• Contact person
• Prof. Tong Jiandong, Director Tel [phone]
  233 80 / 871 327 99 Ms. Huang Yan, Service
  CoordinatorTel 86 571 871 327 90

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International Technology Promotion Centre (ITPC)

• Intermediary in organizing and promoting
  technology transfer
• Mission Achieve sustainable industrial
  development through addressing the issues of
  energy and environment related technologies.
• Serve as a national/regional forum for promoting
  environmental technologies and innovations
• Promote technology transfer, business
  partnerships and policy dialogue

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Contacts

• ITPC Shenzhen
• 41st floor, No.2068 Shennan Rd., Futian
  District, Shenzhen, Guangdong 518031, China
  Tel. [phone] / 836 843
  01 Fax [phone]E-mail
  bluesky_at_unido-itpc.org Web www.unido-itpc.org

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International Centre for Materials Technology
Promotion (ICM)

• Established by UNIDO, the Ministry of the Science
  and Technology (MOST), and China International
  Center for Economic Technical Exchanges (CICETE)
  under the Ministry of Foreign Trade Economic
  Cooperation (MOFTEC)
• Mission to set up global framework and
  mechanisms to facilitate technology transfer and
  diffusion processes in new materials technologies.

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Contacts

• ICM Beijing
• No.1, Guanzhuang Dongli, Chaoyang District
  Beijing  100024, ChinaTel 86 10 511 674 99 /
  511 673 01  
• Fax [phone]  E-mail
  icm_at_cbmamail.com.cn
• Web www.unido-icm.org

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UNIDO International Centre for Promotion and
Transfer of Solar Energy Technology

• Engaged in the studies and application of new and
  renewable energy, especially for solar energy
  technique, domestic and foreign technical
  cooperation and training, technical consultation
  and exchange, and new product development.
• Made with the support of the former State Science
  and Technology Commission (SSTC), Ministry of
  Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MFOTEC),
  and Gansu provincial government

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Contacts

• ISEC-UNIDO Lanzhou
• 229 S. Dingxi Rd., Lanzhou, 730000, China 
• Tel [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Web http//www.gneri.org     Email
  office_at_gneri.org
• Contact person Ms. ZHANG Lanying

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UNIDOs Ongoing Projects in China
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Ongoing Projects (Continued)
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Ongoing Projects (Continued)
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New Projects
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Promotion and Transfer of Marine Current
Exploitation Technology in China and Southeast
Asia

• Aims to promote innovative technologies for the
  exploitation of marine currents in Southeast Asia
  
• Partnership with the Guangzhou Institute of
  Energy Conversion, the University of Naples and
  Ponte di Archimede SpA, Italy
• Plans to develop, produce locally and test two
  pilot applications of the Kobold turbine, to
  adapt and customise the technology in order to
  launch its use and application on a large scale

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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Chinese
Textile Industry

• Joint implementation with ILO
• Aims to facilitate socially responsible growth in
  the textile sector by fostering a business
  development approach to promoting good labour and
  environmental standards of production.
• The project will build the capabilities of CNTAC
  to deliver comprehensive and integrated training,
  advisory and information services to enterprises.
• CNTAC (China National Textile and Apparel
  Council)

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Integrated Program of Technical Cooperation With
Mongolia

• Aims to develop a competitive and sustainable
  export-oriented agro-industrial sector
• 3 focus areas
• Building competitiveness of livestock-based
  industries
• Upgrading operations of 3 main sectors cashmere
  and wools, meat and milk processing, leather
  product industries
• Building industrial competitiveness and trade
  capacity
• Strengthening the trading capacity of the country
  by upgrading the conformity assessment
  infrastructure and by developing competencies of
  testing laboratories
• Cleaner production and environment management
• Establishing a National Cleaner Production Centre
  aimed at improvement of environmental performance
  of the industrial sector

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Partnership

• UNIDO cooperates with
• Government at national and local levels
• Donors (EU, GEF, Multilateral funds of the
  Montreal Protocol, etc.)
• UN Agencies
• Research institutions
• Other stakeholders

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Global Forum Activities

• Industrial Development Report
• Capacity building for catching-up historical,
  empirical and policy dimensions (2005)
• Industrialization, environment and the Millennium
  Development Goals (2004)
• Competing through innovation and learning
  (2002-2003)
• Other Recent Publications
• Industrial development, trade and poverty
  reduction through South-South cooperation (2006)
• Combating marginalization and poverty through
  industrial development (2006)

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(Continued)

• Reports about China
• Evaluation of the country service framework on
  the environmentally sustainable development
  (Feb.2006)
• Western China enhancing industrial
  competitiveness and employment (Oct. 2005)
• Reports about Mongolia
• Mongolia industrial and trade development policy
  review (Nov. 2002)

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