CSAM’s activities aim to enhance technical cooperation among the members and associate members of UNESCAP as well as other interested member States of the United Nations. Specifically, through extensive exchange of information and sharing of knowledge, promotion of research and development and agro-businesses in the area of sustainable agricultural mechanization. CSAM's work gives great emphasis o
n the crucial role of South-to-South cooperation through technology transfer and triangular cooperation. CSAM serves as a regional forum for policy dialogues among member countries and other interested parties in the region. CSAM aims to become a data and information hub in the agricultural mechanization community through data and policies analysis. Moreover, CSAM serves as a recognized reference point for standards and protocols of agricultural machinery and equipment testing. CSAM's work facilitates regional agro-business development and trade in collaboration with the private sector, governments and other stakeholders and promoting green agro-technology transfer.
