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A Brief Introduction to CAA

Affiliated to State Oceanic Administration, People¡¯s Republic of China. Its function is to organize , coordinate and manage Chinese polar exploration.

(1) Draw up the development strategies,guidelines and policies of the works of Chinese polor exploration.

(2) Propose the administrative regulation on the Chinese polar exploration.

(3) coordinate and evaluate the initiative of Chinese polar research projects£¬ equipments and infrastructures needed in Antarctica.

(4) Manage the informations,data,samples,records and achievements of polor exploration.

(5) coordinate international cooperation in polar scientific research.

(6) Manage the training base of polar exploration and The Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration in Chile.

Current Leaders:
Chief Diector: QU
General Secretary & Deputy Director: WEI
Address:
Address: no.1 Fuxinmenwai street beijin China
postal code£º100860
phone£º68047750
Fax£º68012776
E-mail£º¡¡lmxia@soa.gov.cn

Structural Establishment of CAA

Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration (CAA) was set up in 1981, previously it¡¯s called The Office of the National Antarctic Expedition Committee. CAA carry out Chinese Arctic and Antarctic programs in which its principal duty is to organize, coordinate and manage the Chinese polar expedition and research work. CAA comprises of four divisions which are listed as follows: the Secretary Affairs Division, the Operation & Logistics Division, the Science Programs Division, the International Cooperation Division. Besides these four divisions, CAA opens a representation office in Santiago, Chile and owns a winter training base in Yabuli, Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China.

  1. The Secretary Affairs Division
  2. The Operation & Logistics Division
  3. The Science Programs Division
  4. The International Cooperation Division
  5. The Winter Training Base

 
 
 
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