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Box 425, Los Baёos, Laguna 4030, The Philippines) 2003. PROSEA and Flora Malesiana. Telopea 10(1): 11–27. About 15 years after its establishment, the PROSEA Programme has published 16 volumes (18 books) of the PROSEA Handbook series of the 20 planned. All together the 18 books cover c. 5615 species in 6515 printed pages. As many as 580 scientists (335 from South-East Asia) have been involved in the preparation of the Handbooks as authors and editors, and more than one quarter contributed to more than one volume. The volumes were published in hardbound and paperback editions. Of the 30 000 copies of all paperback edition printed in 1992–2001, a total of 20 000 copies have been distributed. By April 2003, another 9 books are expected to appear, estimated to include c. 1600 species in more than 2500 pages. From the PROSEA Handbook series, various derived materials intended for education, training and extension were published by and in the PROSEA participating countries in South-East Asia, and training workshops have been carried out. Beyond the year 2000, PROSEA’s mission is to become a leading information provider and disseminator on the efficient and sustainable use of the plant resources of South-East Asia. To execute this mission, PROSEA has been seeking linkages with local, regional and international organisations. In the period 2001–2005, a shift to appropriate information and computer technologis will be the preferred dissemination mode to PROSEA’s direct and indirect beneficiaries. PROSEA is looking at possibilities to make the information widely available on the internet to reach a broader public. Several ongoing and planned activities, including contacts with other organisations, to reach PROSEA’s goal are highlighted. From the start of its programme until today PROSEA has been using the Flora Malesiana series, and PROSEA receives assistance from a number of plant specialists in the Flora Malesiana region. Cooperation between PROSEA and Flora Malesiana will continue to be of mutual benefit. 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