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Industrial Development Administration
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The Industrial Development Administration, MOEA (IDA; Chinese: 經濟部產業發展署) is the administrative agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Republic of China. The economy of Taiwan has achieved Industrialized Economy (IE) status (which includes economies with adjusted manufacturing value added (MVA) per capita higher than $2,500 (PPP international dollars) or a gross domestic product per capita higher than $20,000 (international PPP)) as defined by UNIDO,[1] and Taiwan is included in the UNIDO's Competitive Industrial Performance Index (CIP)[2] and ranked 8th overall in UNIDO's Industrial Development Report among global economies in 2022.[1]
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History
The agency was originally established as Industrial Development Bureau. It was renamed the Industrial Development Administration in 2023.
Organizational structure
Branch offices
- Central Region Office
- Southern Region Office
Directors-General
- Soong Tieh-min
- Wei Yung-ning
- Hsu Kuo-an
- Yang Shih-chien
- Wang Chueh-ming
- Yiin Chii-ming
- Wang Ya-kang
- Shih Yen-shiang
- Chen Chao-yih
- Woody Duh
- Shen Jong-chin (June 2012–February 2014)
- Wu Ming-ji
- Leu Jang-hwa (August 2017–August 2022)
- Lien Ching-Chang (August 2022–)
Transportation
The agency is accessible within walking distance East from Dongmen Station of Taipei Metro.
References
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