CSSTEAP's main goal is to enhance space science and technology education in the Asia-Pacific region.

CSSTEAP was established in 1992 by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP).

CSSTEAP is headquartered in Dehradun, India.

All countries in the Asia-Pacific region are members of CSSTEAP.

CSSTEAP's activities include conducting training programs, developing educational materials, and promoting collaboration among space agencies.

CSSTEAP has conducted over 300 training programs since its establishment.

Over 40 countries have participated in CSSTEAP's training programs.

CSSTEAP's training programs typically last for 2 weeks.

CSSTEAP's training programs are open to space scientists and engineers, university students, and government officials.

CSSTEAP's training programs cover a wide range of topics, including satellite technology, space applications, and space science.

Participating in CSSTEAP's training programs offers numerous benefits, including gaining knowledge and skills, networking with experts, and building capacity in the region.

You can apply for CSSTEAP's training programs by visiting their website or contacting their secretariat.

The deadline for applying to CSSTEAP's training programs is typically 2 months before the program starts.

CSSTEAP considers academic qualifications, professional experience, and language proficiency when selecting participants for its training programs.

The cost of participating in CSSTEAP's training programs varies depending on the program and the participant's country of origin.