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Who We Are | SIAP The United Nations Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP) is a professional training center for government officials/statisticians from developing countries.
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Who We Are | SIAP Skip to main content Welcome to the United Nations ESCAP Web Site Contact Us Menu Global navi Top News & Events Events News Letter News e-Library SIAP e-Learning courses SIAP face to face courses Principles & Practices of Official Statistics for SDG Strategic and management issues Population and social statistics Economic statistics Agricultural and Rural Statistics Environment and Disaster statistics Methodology and statistical process Training of Trainers Seminars and Meetings SIAP LMS Training Our Programmes Principles & Practices of Official Statistics for SDG Strategic and management issues Population and social statistics Economic statistics Agricultural and Rural Statistics Environment and Disaster statistics Methodology and statistical process Training of Trainers Seminars and Meetings Training Network Programme of Work Training of Trainers Alumni Alumni Recognizing Achievements About SIAP Who We Are Where We Are SIAP Statute Contact Us Governing Council Strategic Plan 50th Year Anniversary of SIAP close Contact Us SIAP Home ESCAP Web Site Breadcrumb Home About SIAP Who We Are SIAP History 1964 Conference of Asian Statisticians recommended the establishment of a statistical training and research center 1967 The Government of Japan offered to provide host facilities for Asian Statistical Institute in Tokyo at the 23rd session of the Economic Commission for Asia and Far East (ECAFE) (now ESCAP) 1969 UNDP and the Government of Japan entered into an Agreement concerning assistance for the Establishment and Operation of Asian Statistical Institute (ASI) First Project Manager/Director, Raymond T. Bowman, appointed 1970 Plan of Operation was signed by 20 member countries, UN and UNDP and the Asian Statistical Institute was officially inaugurated on 3 June 1970 1973 The second Five-Year Phase of the Institute and its preservation as a regional institution supported by the United Nations were resolved at the 29th session of ESCAP Second Project Manager/Director, K.R. Nair, was appointed 1975 First Five-Year Phase was completed in September Second Five-Year Phase commenced 1976 Third Project Manager/Director, John G. Miller, was appointed 1977 Asian Statistical Institute (ASI) was renamed Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP) 1979 Governing Council of Training and Research Institutions in the ESCAP Region recommended that SIAP should continue as an autonomous institution in Tokyo and the third Five-Year Phase of the Institute resolved at the 35th session of ESCAP 1980 Second Five-Year Phase was completed in September. Third Five-Year Phase commenced 1984 Fourth Five-Year Phase of the Institute was supported at the 40th session of ESCAP 1985 Fourth Project Manager/Director, Tito A. Mijares, was appointed. Third Five-Year Phase was completed in September. Fourth Five-Year Phase commenced 1988 Fifth Project Manager/Director, S. Ananda Meegama, was appointed 1990 Fourth Five-Year Phase was completed in September Fifth One Year and half Phase commenced 1992 Fifth One Year and half Phase was completed in March Sixth Three-Year Phase commenced 1994 Resolution on Status of the Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific was adopted at the 50th session of Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific 1995 Sixth Three-Year Phase was completed in March SIAP was accorded the legal status of a subsidiary body of ESCAP 1995 First Governing Board meeting was held in March in Tokyo Sixth Director, Lau Kak En, was appointed Second Governing Board meeting was held in November in Bangkok 1999 SIAP shifted its premises to Makuhari, Chiba-city, Chiba Prefecture in November 2000 Thirtieth Anniversary of the Institute was celebrated with a Ceremony and Seminar on 28 August in Tokyo and followed by Sixth Governing Board Meeting with newly elected members. 2001 Seventh Director, Tomas P. Africa, was appointed on June 2001 Seventh Governing Board meeting was held in December in Bangkok 2005 The First Session of the Governing Council was held in Chiang Mai, Thailand 2006 Eighth Director, Davaasuren Chultemjamts, was appointed on May 2006 The Second of the Governing Council was held in Chiba, Japan 2010 Forty Anniversary of the Institute was celebrated with a Ceremony and Seminar on 31 August in Tokyo. 2012 Ninth Director, Margarita F Guerrero, was appointed on February 2012 2016 Tenth Director, Ashish Kumar , was appointed on December 2016 2020 Fifty Anniversary of UN Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (UNSIAP) 2021 Eleventh Director, Shailja Sharma, was appointed on August 2021 Facebook ESCAP Home ESCAP Statistics Division United Nations Statistics Division APCICT APCTT APDIM CSAM © United Nations SIAP Outline Global navi Breadcrumb Who We Are SIAP History 1964 1967 1969 1970 1973 1975 1976 1977 Presented by Qortora, a product of Qortora, LLC. Content remains the property of the original publisher. This reference page supports transparent discovery within the Qortora index.