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Fourth Asian Conference on Biotechnology and Development February 12-13, 2009, Kathmandu, Nepal Overview of Biotechnology in Thailand By Pichet Itkor February 13, 2009 Kathmandu, Nepal
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Fourth Asian Conference onBiotechnology and Development
February 12-13 2009 Kathmandu Nepal
Overview of Biotechnology in Thailand
By
Pichet Itkor
February 13 2009Kathmandu Nepal
1 Thailand at a Glance
Classified - Internal use
Thailand Facts and Figures
Total Area 514000 sqkmWater 2230 sqkmLand 511770 sqkm
Land UseArable Land 30 Permanent Crops 6 Others 64
Irrigated Land 47490 sqkm
Thailand Facts and Figures
Population 654 millionTotal Labor Force 363 million
Labor Force by Occupation
Agriculture 43
Services 40
Industries 17
Thailand Economic Growth
GDP 2006 (~ 52 billion baht)
Composition by Sector
Agriculture 9 Services 55 Industries 36
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
1 Thailand at a Glance
Classified - Internal use
Thailand Facts and Figures
Total Area 514000 sqkmWater 2230 sqkmLand 511770 sqkm
Land UseArable Land 30 Permanent Crops 6 Others 64
Irrigated Land 47490 sqkm
Thailand Facts and Figures
Population 654 millionTotal Labor Force 363 million
Labor Force by Occupation
Agriculture 43
Services 40
Industries 17
Thailand Economic Growth
GDP 2006 (~ 52 billion baht)
Composition by Sector
Agriculture 9 Services 55 Industries 36
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Facts and Figures
Total Area 514000 sqkmWater 2230 sqkmLand 511770 sqkm
Land UseArable Land 30 Permanent Crops 6 Others 64
Irrigated Land 47490 sqkm
Thailand Facts and Figures
Population 654 millionTotal Labor Force 363 million
Labor Force by Occupation
Agriculture 43
Services 40
Industries 17
Thailand Economic Growth
GDP 2006 (~ 52 billion baht)
Composition by Sector
Agriculture 9 Services 55 Industries 36
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Facts and Figures
Population 654 millionTotal Labor Force 363 million
Labor Force by Occupation
Agriculture 43
Services 40
Industries 17
Thailand Economic Growth
GDP 2006 (~ 52 billion baht)
Composition by Sector
Agriculture 9 Services 55 Industries 36
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Economic Growth
GDP 2006 (~ 52 billion baht)
Composition by Sector
Agriculture 9 Services 55 Industries 36
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Economic Review
2004 2005 2006 2007
Total export value [] 100 100 100 100
Agriculture [] 11 9 10 10
Agro‐industries [] 7 6 6 5
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Economic Review
Agriculture and Food Sector
bullThe 14th largest world agricultural and food
exporter or the 5th largest exporter when all
European countries were counted as single
community (2004)
bull Rice rubber tree and cassava are the top
three crops grown in Thailand
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Economic Review
Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
‐ Thailand had 171 modern medicinal manufacturers 132 factories
received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
‐ Dosage formulation
‐ Repackage of imported pharmaceuticals
‐ 271 Herbal Medicinal Manufacturers 4 factories are
GMP granted
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
National Biotechnology Policy
Cabinet approved Biotech Policy in 2004
6 Goals aimed at supporting countryrsquos key industries
Time frame 6 years (2004‐2009)
National Biotechnology Committee
formed in 2003 chaired by the
Prime Minister
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
6 National Goals for BiotechnologyV
isio
n Government Policy
1 Competitiveness 2 Poverty and
Income Distribution
3 Social Capital
Development4 Sustainable
Development
SocialEnvironmentEconomic5self sufficient economy
Goa
lsG
oals
4 envi clean energy
ldquoenvi care energy securityrdquo
3 health center
2 world kitchen
ldquoexport value 12 billion ฿rdquo
1new business investment
ldquomore than 100 companiesrdquo
6 human resource development
ldquo5000 professional researchersrdquo
ldquohealthy societyasian health centerrdquo
ldquobiodiversity conservation amp valued addedrdquo
RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology TransferGenome BioinformaticsDNA chip
Proteomics NanobiotechnologyDNA Technology
Genetic Engineering
Supp
orti
ng
Con
diti
on
Infrastructure HR and Education Ethical Legal Social Implications (ELSI)
Entrepreneurial environment egbiopark
5000 professional researchers
bullIPRbullaccess to benefit sharing
bullbioethicsbullpublic concern
bullbiosafety
Tech
nol
ogy
Con
diti
on
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Goal No1 ldquoNew Bio‐Businessrdquo
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Government measures to
promote investment in
bio-technology
Biotechnology Park
Tax incentives and other privileges
RampD Investmentfrom abroad
20 modern biotech
companies
partnership with neighboring
countries in bio-business
Set up provincial
biotechnology parks
Bio-technology companies listed
on the Stock Exchange of
Thailand
Fortify bio-business in
service sector
Investment in RampD reaches over 5 billion Baht in value
200 increase in biotech-
related patents
Emergence and development of
new bio- business
100 new biotechnology
companies
SMEs become strong and have linkages
with large companiesventure capital
for bio-businessForeign policy in expanding
market to neighboring
countries
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Achievement of Goal No 1
bull gt 40 new biotech startups
bull gt 60 existing bio‐based companies investing in RampD using biotechnology
bull gt 20 foreign biotech companies investing in Thailand
Biotechnology Business Promotion
Thailand Biotech Guide
BIO2006‐Chicago BIO2007‐Boston
BOI Brochure
Bio‐opportunities
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thailand Investment Promotion in
Biotechnology Industry
BOI offers promotional privileges to the biotech industry as a new business category
corresponding to the countryrsquos national biotech policy and encouraging more investment
in the industryrsquos RampD and manufacturing activities
Current promoted area
‐ Using biotechnology in the seed industry plant and animal improvement‐ Biopharmaceutical agents using biotechnology [drugs vaccines and therapeutic proteins]‐ Diagnostics for diseases screening biosensor and gene chips‐ Biomolecules and bioactive compounds using microbes plants and animal cells [enzyme MAb recombinant protein]
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Incentives
BOI
BIOTECH amp STI (Skill Technology and Innovation) incentive package and tax exemption
incentive
Exemption of corporate income tax for 8 years
Import Tax exemption for machines equipment and materials for RampD
Accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment
Work permit and visa for foreign researchers and experts
Allowance for foreign ownership
Revenue Department
200 deduction of research expenses
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
First BioPark in Thailand
bull Expansion from Thailand Science Park covering the area of 124000 sq m
bull To be completed in 2009 with BSL‐3 facility additional incubator space
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Science Park Organization
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
National Electronics and Computer
Technology Center
National Nanotechnology Center
Technology Management Center
National Science and Technology Development Agency(NSTDA)
National Metal and Materials Technology
Center
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Positioning of NSTDA
A Bridge between knowledge institutions and industries
BasicRampd
AppliedRampD
DevelopmentrampD
Universities NSTDAIndustry
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park
Main Office
Pilot Plant
Multi‐tenant Incubator Building Greenhouse
Convention Center
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Total Area 80 acres
Building Area 20 buildings planned (gt200000 sqm)
Offering Incubators Multi‐tenant Buildings Land for Lease
High speed internet ISDN Video conferencing etc
Access to labs equipments technicians
Pool of specialists amp researchers
Housing 4 National Research Centers + Technology Management Center
Tenants ~ 50 Companies (2006)
Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Facilities Support
Incubator AreaSmall areas available for rent to start‐up companies or small projectsLow cost of doing RampDExcellent Facilities made affordable
Corporate FacilitiesMulti‐tenant Buildings for rentHigh bandwidth connectivity for internet and networking electronic library video conference Conference Exhibition and Training CentersPilot plants Green house Design Service Center
Long‐term Leased LandFor large companies and multi‐national corporations who can construct their own RampD facilities
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Support Technology Diffusion
Facilities Supportldquo Science Park rdquoldquo Software Park rdquo
Technical Supportbull Information servicebull Trainingbull Testing amp analytical servicesbull Industrial consultancybull Technology acquisitionbull Intellectual property servicebull Commercialization of S amp Tbull Contract research
Financial Supportbull Grantsbull Soft loansbull Investment
To enable firms to
acquireuse
modifydevelop
technology
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Stakeholders in Biotech Network
Research themeGrant
ClaimCustomer needIndustries
Association
Research Institutes University Laboratories
Entrepreneurs Manufacturers
CustomersConsumer Association
InnovationKnow‐how
ProductsService
ScientificProfessional Association
Regulators
Granting Agency
Investment Incentive
Research Grant
Privilege
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
RationaleHistory
‐ The Biotechnology Club was firstly formed among researchers in the field of
Biotechnology since 1988
‐ The annual scientific meeting in Biotechnology was firstly organized in 1989
hosted by Kasetsart University The meeting aimed for an opportunity of
information exchange regarding the advancement of biotechnology research in
the country among universities lecturers and researchers from both
governmental agencies and private sectors
‐ Thai Society for Biotechnology (TSB) was officially established in 1991
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Mission
TSB will facilitate the collaboration among researchers who develop
technologies and private sectors who use the technologies in the area of
biotechnology for the highest benefit of the nation
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Thai Society for Biotechnology ltTSBgt
Organization
Executive Committee (14 persons 9 by election and 5 appointed by
Chairman)
ltTerm of service is 3 yeargt
TSB Chairman (Election)
ltTerm of service is 2 yeargt
Biotechnology Industry Consortium (BIC)
Working Committee 5 person
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
BIC Activities
Round Table Discussion
Researchers Manufacturers BIC
members
Actual Problems in Industries
Training Seminar or Workshop
Collaborative Research
Granting Agencies
Manufacturers
Research Grant
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
Summary
‐ Approaching the biotechnology national goal several stakeholders
namely researchers granting agencies manufacturers regulators
consumers and scientificindustry associations are playing important
roles
‐ Scientificindustry associations are taking a very important role of
establishing bridges where researchers manufacturers and regulators
can communicate and head to the right direction
‐ Nevertheless consumers and society are always the most important
party Reaching their satisfactions are our ultimate goal of success
- 1 Thailand at a Glance
- Agriculture and Food Sector
- Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Sector
- 2 Thailand National Policy on Biotechnology Development
- Incentives
- Positioning of NSTDA
- Thailand Science Park (HUB for RampD)
- Facilities Support
- 3 Biotechnology Networking in Thailand
-
