TTT - Training and Technology Transfer

Training and Technology Transfer (TTT) was established in 1989 and formally incorporated in 1992. TTT is an international development organisation focused primarily on working with the public sector in developing countries to:

Provide Experts (Both local and international consultants in over 38 sectors)
Implement Training Programmes (Both in-country and overseas, including study tours, benchmarking visits, specialised tailor-made courses, workshops, formal degree, diploma and post-graduate studies)
Undertake Research (Project Technical Assistance, Evaluation, Impact Studies, Monitoring Programme, Needs Analysis and Specialised Research)
Project Facilitation Services (Managing large-scale programmes and projects, managing contracts, project procurement and disbursements, financial management and other facilitation services)

TTT has a global scope of operation covering 40 countries and has offices and representatives in 22 countries. TTT is formally incorporated in the United Kingdom, the United States, New Zealand, as well as in many countries in South Asia and South East Asia.

Since its inception TTT has completed over 210 projects and programmes worldwide encompassing such sectors as:
- Education - Tourism - Rural Development - Financial Reform
- Fisheries - Urban Development - Environment - Forestry
- Governance - Information Technology - Land Reform - Mining
- Technical Reform - Gender Development - Health - Transport
- Civil Defence Reform - Oil and Gas - Transport - Infrastructure
- Agriculture - Livestock - Crop Science - Climate Change
- Customs - SME - Project Management - Telecommunications

TTT has completed projects funded by the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, European Union, DANIDA, SIDA, NZAID and other bilateral and multilateral funding organisations. There have also been many direct-government funded projects, including with the Governments of Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and many others.