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 As part of a continuing effort to enhance international research collaboration, Joint Programme sollicitated international research proposals on sound management of hazardous chemicals from September through October 2005. Out of 20 competent proposals from 5 countries, eight (7 international and 1 domestic) proposals were selected to join 2006 research program, either as an independent project or under the umbrella of partnership research between the Joint Programme and individual research groups (see the table below). Outstanding features of the 2006 research programme include strengthening of collaboration with international organizatin like WHO, along with a continuing emphasis on research projects that employ advanced geochemical and biotechnological techniques to tackle pressing environmental pollution problems, in particular in East Asian countries.
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Research Field 
[Joint Programme PI]
Project Title
[Principal Investigator]
Affiliation Nation
Monitoring & risk assessment
(Sustainable Water Resources Management in the Southeast Asian Region)

[Kyoung-Woong Kim (GIST)]
Geochemical and Risk Assessment Study at Ha Nam Province in Vietnam
[Pham Hung Viet]
Hanoi University of Science Vietnam
Reconnaissance Survey of As Contamination in North Korea
[Baoshan Zheng]
Chinese Academy of Science China
Reconnaissance Survey of As Contamination in Cambodia
[Sieng Sotham]
Department of Geology Cambodia
Environmental Biotechnology
(Application of Enzymes and Microorganisms for the Biodegradation of Organic Pollutants)

[Hor-Gil Hur (GIST)]
Isolation of Organic Pollutants-degrading Microorganisms from Soil
[Antonius Sarjiya]
Indonesian Institute of Sciences Indonesia
Eco-biotechnological Strategy of Bacteria Associated with Corals on Pesticide Degradation and Remediation for Conservation of Indonesian Coral Reef Ecosystems
[Ocky Karna Radjasa]
Diponegoro University Indonesia
Determination of Spatial and Temporal Microbial Diversity in Response to Sustainable Pesticide Regiments by PCR and DGGE
[Leong-wan Vun]
University of Malaysia Sabah Malaysia
Studies on the Molecular Mechanism of Cadmium Toxicity Using the Soil Nematode C. elegans as a Model Organism
[Joohong Ahnn]
GIST Korea

Special International Collaboration
(Risk Assessment of Lead for Ethnic Minorities in Mitrovica, Kosovo)

[Rokho Kim]

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