Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and Asia

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The Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia is also known as ERIA. It is an international organization which was founded in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2008 by a formal agreement among Leaders of 16 countries in the East Asian region to conduct research activities.

Research Projects are listed below.
Towards Improved Regulatory Governance and Coherence in the ASEAN: Logistics Sector and Trade Facilitation December 2012 -
Impact of Globalization on Labor Market (Microdata Project Phase 3) August 2012 -
Coherence of Macroeconomic Policies in ASEAN Members: Empirical Investigation of Experiences in 2000-2010 October 2012 -
Comprehensive Mapping of FTAs in ASEAN and East Asia Phase 2 June 2011 -
Geographical Simulation Analyses for Eliminating the Infrastructure Bottlenecks toward the Balanced Growth in East Asia (IDE/ERIA-GSM Project) August 2012 -
Innovation Between and Within Supply Chain: Empirical Study of Tracing Local and Global Production-Knowledge Network in East Asia August 2012 -
Global Production Networks and Host-Site Industrial Upgrading: Evidence from Car, Clothes and Semiconductor Firms in ASEAN and China August 2012 -
Public Private Partnership in ASEAN Member Countries Phase 2: Institutional Assessment to Develop Public Private Partnership System in Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Myanmar September 2012 -
Economic and Welfare Impacts of Disasters in East Asia and Policy Responses June 2011 -
Enhancing Supply Chain Connectivity and Competitiveness of ASEAN Agriculture Products: Identifying Chokepoints and Opportunities for Improvement November 2012 -
Success Cases of Japanese SMEs in IP Commercialization in the Creative Industry Applicable to ASEAN December 2012 -
Study on the Standard Distribution Infrastructure in the East-Asia Region in the Field of Consumer Goods Distribution for Retailers/Wholesalers October 2012 -
Economic Impact Evaluation of Investments on the Energy Savings and Low-carbon Emitting Technologies in East Asia October 2012 -
Policy on Disaster Prevention and Reduction for Industrial Parks in East Asia October 2012 -
Social Security System and Fiscal Policy in China, India, and Indonesia October 2012 -
Application of the ERIA WG Methodology to Evaluate Sustainability of Biomass Utilization for Energy and Materials October 2012 -
Benchmarking of Biodiesel Fuel Standardization in East Asia October 2012 -
Energy Efficiency Roadmap Formulation in East Asia July 2012 -
The Jakarta Framework January 2013 –

Governing Board Members:
Brunei(Chairman)：Dato Paduka Lim Jock Hoi（Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade）
Australia：Dr. Stephen Grenville AO（Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia）
Cambodia：H.E.Dr. Hang Chuon Naron（Secretary of State of the Ministry and Finance）
China：Prof. Zhang Yunling（Professor of International Economics; Academy Member, Director of Academy Division for International Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences）
India：Ms. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw（Chairman and Managing Director, Biocon Limited）
Indonesia：Dr. Djunaedi Hadismarto（Advisor to the State Minister of National Development）
Japan：Mr. Hiroshi Okuda（Senior Advisor to the Board, Toyota Motor Corporation; Honorary Chairman, Nippon Keidanren）
South Korea：Mr. Suck Rai Cho（Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Hyosung Corporation; Honorary Chairman of Federation of Korean Industries）
Laos：H.E. Mr. Bounthavy Sisouphanthong（Vice Minister of Planning and Investment）
Malaysia：Tan Sri Datuk Asmat bin Kamaludin（Group Chairman, UMW Holdings Berhad; Former Secretary General of Ministry of International Trade and Industry）
Burma：Daw Lai Lai Thein（Director General, Planning Department, Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development）
New Zealand：Dr. John Wood（Pro Chancellor, University of Canterbury; Former Senior New Zealand Diplomat）
Philippines：Dr. Ramon Millar Quesada（Chairman and CEO, Small Business Corporation, Department of Trade and industry）
Singapore：Ambassador Barry Desker（Dean, S Rajaretnam School of International Studies）
Thailand：Ms. Srirat Rastapana（Director-General of the Department of Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Commerce of Thailand）
Vietnam：Prof. Le Xuan Ba（President, Central Institute for Economic Management）
Mr. Le Luong Minh, Secretary General of ASEAN

Research Institute Network from 16 Countries
Australia: Australian National University （ANU）
Brunei: Brunei Darussalam Institute of Policy & Strategic Studies （BDIPSS）
Cambodia: Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace （CICP）
China: Chinese Academy of Social Sciences （CASS）
India: Research and Information System for Developing Countries （RIS）
Indonesia: Centre for Strategic and International Studies （CSIS）
Japan: Institute of Developing Economies （IDE/JETRO）
Korea: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy （KIEP）
Laos: National Economic Research Institute （NERI）
Malaysia: Malaysian Institute of Economic Research （MIER）
Myanmar: Yangon Institute of Economics （YIE）
New Zealand: New Zealand Institute of Economic Research （NZIER）
Philippine: Philippine Institute for Development Studies （PIDS）
Singapore: Singapore Institute of International Affairs （SIIA）
Thailand: Thailand Development Research Institute （TDRI）
Vietnam: Central Institute for Economic Management （CIEM）

Address:
Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)
Sentral Senayan ll, 6th Floor, JL. Asia Afrika, No. 8, Gelora Bung Karno, Senayan, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia ‎
+62 21 57974460 ‎

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