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Danish Hydraulic Institute (DHI) is a research and consulting organisation developing and applying advanced methods and technologies within hydraulic and water resources engineering.
DHI offers a broad spectrum of services, software tools and model test facilities related to offshore, coastal, port, river, water resources, urban hydraulics and environmental engineering.
For DHI, it has always been fundamental to establish a thorough understanding of the physics behind the hydraulic phenomena-and then develop the appropriate tools. DHI's consultancy work thus combines sound physical understanding with the most advanced methodologies available. Since the establishment in 1964, projects have been undertaken in more than 100 countries.
DHI is an independent self-supporting organisation. Affiliated to the Danish Academy of Technical Sciences, it is a member of a group of specialized institutes which cover a wide spectrum of applied technologies and engineering services. The DHI staff numbers 210 (1996) of whom 140 hold PhD or MSC degrees.
The Bangladesh Regional Office has been established since 1988 to cater for the needs of the Asian region and to transfer technology to Bangladesh.
Danish Hydraulic Institute
Bangladesh Regional Office
House No. 19; Road 120
Gulshan
Daka
Bangladesh
United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre
Osaka Office
2-110 Ryokuchi koen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka 538-0036
Japan
telephone: +81(0)6 915-4580
telefax: +81(0)6 915-0304
Shiga Office
1091 Oronoshimo-cho, Kusatsu-City, Shiga 525-0001
Japan
telephone: +81(0)77 568-4586
telefax: +81(0)77 568-4587
Email: [email protected]
IETC Homepage:
http://www.unep.or.jp/