Global Association For MSMEs and SDGs Research in Developing Countries – Based on the success of holding the first international seminar, and under the leadership of Professor Tulus TH Tambunan, a consortium called the Global Association for MSMEs and SDGs Research in Developing Countries was formed, from all chapter writers for this book project came from, as well as universities or research institutes in the world that pays special attention to the problems of MSMEs and SDGs in developing countries. Professor Tulus TH Tambunan, Universitas Trisakti, Indonesia, and Professor Himachalam Dasaraju, Sri Venkateswara University Tirupati, India are the association’s founder members.

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THIRD INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

Adoption of Emerging Technologies in MSMEs: Special Focus on Artificial Intelligence”, 22 June 2024.
SECOND INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

Technology Adoption by MSMEs”, 25 June 2023
FIRST INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

“Role of MSMEs in Achieving SDGs in Developing Countries”, 25 June 2022.

To organize an annual international seminar on MSMEs and SDGs in developing countries
To organize regular Research Forum Series and Ph.D Forum Series
To promote the dissemination of information on the development of MSMEs and their constraints and other related aspects (such as policies, regulations, the establishment of a funding institution, and regional cooperation between governments, for example in the context of ASEAN, APEC, South-South, and G20) and the achievement of SDGs in developing countries
To promote research collaboration on MSMEs or SDGs.
To become a platform for the exchange of information regarding ongoing research projects or plans to be carried out by a university or research institute on MSMEs or SDGs; call for papers for upcoming seminars or conferences, and new literature and books on MSMEs or SDGs; and call for chapters for upcoming edited books.

To promote collaboration in edited books, book chapters, seminar papers, journal articles, and other forms of publication related to MSMEs or SDGs.
To promote collaboration in organizing seminars or conferences, focus group discussions (FGD), and other forums on MSMEs or SDGs.
To promote the exchange of lecturers, visiting fellows, researchers, and students.
To promote study programs (e.g. Ph.D. programs), and research grants.