| The Logistics
Institute - Asia Pacific is sponsored and supported by the following
five leading government agencies in Singapore:
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| Economic
Development Board The Economic Development Board plays a significant role in planning and implementing economic strategies for industry development and services promotion. Active investment and business promotion are priorities in ensuring a conducive and competitive business environment. The EDB works with other government agencies to ensure that relevant infrastructure and key manpower capabilities are available for industry and business.
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| National
Science & Technology Board Established in 1991, the NSTB is commissioned to spearhead the drive towards strengthening Singapore's competencies through R&D.; The NSTB aims to champion and facilitate initiatives to develop a conducive environment, stimulating knowledge creation in, and the enterprising use of science and technology.
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| Singapore
Trade Development Board Established in 1983 to develop and promote Singapore's international trade, the TDB sizes up Singapore companies' opportunities in the global marketplace. With a network of 30 offices worldwide and trade and investment missions that roam the globe, TDB identifies and pioneers new and emerging markets, identifies and develops product and service niches, acts as a matchmaker between Singapore and international companies, and provides incentives and other assistance schemes and programmes to help companies design, manufacture, develop and market goods and services.
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Civil
Aviation Authority of Singapore
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| Maritime
and Port Authority of Singapore As the Regulator of Singapore's port and maritime industries, the MPA's mission is to spearhead the country's development as a major port and international maritime centre.
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