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20 Jun 2017

SMEs are the pillar of APO member economies, accounting for more than 95% of all enterprises and more than 60% of employment. Facing increasing challenges from [Read More]

14 Jun 2017

Agriculture and the food industry play an important role in the economies of most developing economies in Asia. The sector provides food, feed, fiber, and biofuel. [Read More]

12 Jun 2017

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Center of Excellence (COE) Program is an initiative that allows member economies to showcase their best practices in areas of specialization. [Read More]

12 Jun 2017

Over the years, various capacity-building programs have been organized to assist the development of NPOs in line with the APO strategic direction of strengthening NPOs and [Read More]

7 Jun 2017

Thirteen participants from nine Asian Productivity Organization (APO) member countries are attending the study mission on Lean and Advanced Technology in Healthcare Services. The five-day mission [Read More]

29 May 2017

The business excellence (BE) framework is a dynamic tool for managing organizations to improve competitiveness and productivity. Using the BE framework, organizations can identify strengths and [Read More]

26 May 2017

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) and China Productivity Center (CPC) concluded the International Conference on Industry 4.0 and the Future of Productivity in Taipei, Republic of [Read More]

23 May 2017

The public sector plays a vital role in socioeconomic development, and leaders in government agencies must take adequate steps to increase efficiency and effectiveness of governance. [Read More]

19 May 2017

Integrated Farming (IF) practices emphasize the use of naturally, sustainably produced soil nutrients and cultivation of diversified crops, livestock husbandry, and allied enterprises in a manner [Read More]

17 May 2017

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) is conducting a Multicountry Observational Study Mission (OSM) on Innovations in Food Value Chain (FVC) Management at the Secretariat in Tokyo, [Read More]

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