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Introduction…………………………………………...…………3  \n1.1 About JSCE……………………..……………………………3  \n1.2 About Study Tour Grant (STG)……………………..………3  \n1.3 Participants of 2018 STG ……………………..….………….3  \n2. Study Tour Activities  \n2.1 Itinerary……………………..…………………………….…5  \n2.2 Day 1 (27th August)……………………..…………………...6  \n2.3 Day 2 (28th August)……………………..…………………...6  \n2.4 Day 3 (29th August)……………………..…………………...8  \n2.5 Day 4 (30th August)……………………..………………….10  \n2.6 Day 5 (31th August)……………………..………………….12  \n2.7 Day 6 (1st September)……………………..………………..14  \n3. Conclusion…………...…………………..………………….......16  \n1. Introduction  \n1.1 About JSCE  \nJapan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE) was established as an incorporated association in 1914 entrusted with the mission to contribute to the advancement of scientific culture by promoting the field of civil engineering and the expansion of civil engineering activities. Since its establishment, JSCE has endeavored to achieve the above mission, through extensive activities including scientific exchange among members, researchers / promotion of science and technologies relating to the field of civil engineering, social involvement, etc. Over the years, the JSCE membership has increased significantly from the initial 443 members to approximately 39,000 members at present, and is currently engaged in various wide-ranged activities around the world.  \nWith the birth of the 21st century, JSCE has reconfirmed its goals to exert perpetual efforts 1) to propose an idea for social infrastructure development in the future from civil engineers'perspective.  \n2) to acquire a steadfast relationship of mutual trust with the society,  \n3) to promote scientific and technological researches/studies with a high degree of transparency, and  \n4) to evaluate public works from a neutral standpoint, and to reach a social consensus on those proper standards.  \n1.2 About Study Tour Grant (STG)  \nJSCE Study Tour Grant (STG), supported by International Scientific Exchange Fund (ISEF), is a unique program for young civil engineers to learn Japanese civil engineering technology and projects. The STG program invites the civil engineering students who are nominated by the AOC societies to Japan to stay for about one week. During their stay, those students visit project sites and research institutes, meet leading civil engineering professionals and academics, and share their projects with other students. At the end of the program they are requested to submit a report on their experience gained in Japan to JSCE and also to the AOC to which they belong home. This program gives a chance not only to see technological innovations, but also to experience them in the environment that they are achieved.  \n1.3 Participants of 2018 STG  \nThere are 7 participants from different countries in STG 2018.  \nTable 1. Participants in study tour grant 2018  \n\n| No. | Country | Name | Affilication |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | Vietnam | Mr. Ngoc Lan Nguyen | Vietnam-Japan and Development Center (University of Transport and Communications), Hanoi, Vietnam |\n| 2 | Mongolia | Ms. Khaliunaa Darkhanbat | University of Seoul, Reinforced structure laboratory (fulltime student, assistant) |\n| 3 | Myanmar | Ms. Khin Phyu Phyu Thanda | UN-Habitat Programme Associate\u003Cbr>(Structural) |\n| 4 | Turkey | Mr. Ali Gurkan GENC | Istanbul Technical University, Structural Engineering Graduate Program, Istanbul-Turkey |\n| 5 | Philippines | Ms. Amie Lou G. Cisneros | Program Head – Civil Engineering, College of Engineering and Technology, Cor Jesu College, Digos City |\n| 6 | Thailand | Mr. Jetsada Kumphong | 2nd year PhD. Student, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Khon Kean University, Thailand |\n| 7 | Bangladesh | Mr. Anindya Samya Saha | Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, Bangladesh Univ","cbCaigQCsOEgCITC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigQCsOEgCITC","pdf",2107507,15,"English","# Introduction\n## About JSCE\n## About Study Tour Grant (STG)\n## Participants of 2018 STG\n# Study Tour Activities\n## Itinerary\n## Day 1 (27th August)\n## Day 2 (28th August)\n## Day 3 (29th August)\n## Day 4 (30th August)\n## Day 5 (31th August)\n## Day 6 (1st September)\n# Conclusion","[{\"question\":\"What is the JSCE Study Tour Grant (STG) program designed to do?\",\"answer\":\"The STG program is designed for young civil engineers to learn Japanese civil engineering technology and projects through visits to project sites and research institutes, meetings with professionals and academics, and sharing experiences at the end of the program.\"},{\"question\":\"How long is the STG stay in Japan and what do participants do during that time?\",\"answer\":\"Participants stay in Japan for about one week. 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