International Conference on “Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries(Phase 3)

 

 

International Conference on “Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries (Phase 3)”, 19-28 May 2012, Bangkok, Thailand
Program
5-Day (19-23 May 2012) Pre-Conference and Workshop on “Energy and Environment Sector” at Environmental Agencies and Universities
Day 1: Saturday 19 May 2012              Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok  Province
Morning     18.00-21.00       18.00   18.30       19.00         19.15       20.30               21.00	Arrival of the delegates at  Suvarnabhumi Airport and departing  to Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok  Province   Welcome Dinner and Cultural Night Reception hosted by FIHRD  (Dress Code: National Costume) at Sikra-ang Room, Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok  Province   Registration   Report to Chairman by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom, Secretary-General of the      Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)   Opening Address By Dr. Surachai Srisarakam       the Governor of Nakhonnayok   Cultural Show 1 Cultural Show 2 Cultural Show 3   Speeches on Self-introduction and Feeling of Joining This International Conference by Cambodian delegate Chinese delegate Burmese delegate Laos delegate Thai delegate Vietnamese delegate Welcome Dinner Closing Ceremony
Day 2: Sunday 20 May 2012              Phukhaongam Resort, NakhonnayokProvince
9.00-12.00	Study Visit on “ the New  Agriculture Theory for Sustainable  Development”  and learning from the experiences of  local wisdom leader” , *Mr. Thongchai Kongkalai, at Raitaksom Learning Center, Nakhonnayok Province *Interpreted by Dr.Pakorn Unprasert, Director, Fisheries Information Division, Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives
12.00 – 13.00	Lunch
14.00 – 15.30               15.30 – 17.30	Panel Discussion at Phukhaongam Resort on  Impacts of Global Warming to GMS Countries by..    *Dr. Kamol Takabut, Advisor to CEO, IPC Italian-Thai Power Company Limited                      Chaired by *Dr. Veerachai Khuprasert, Board Member of  FIHRD   Workshop on   Impacts of Global Warming to GMS Countries   Commented by            *Dr. Kamol Takabut, Advisor to CEO, IPC Italian-Thai Power Company Limited   Chaired by *Dr. Veerachai Khuprasert, Board Member of  FIHRD
18.00	Dinner
Day 3: Monday 21 May 2012             Visiting Thailand Environment Institute Foundation, Asian Institute of Technology(AIT)
9.00-12.00	*Study Visit at Asian Institute of Technology  (AIT)           -Courtesy Visit to the President of AIT           -Meeting with President and AIT Management Team           -AIT Video Presentation           -Workshop on “Environmental Issues of the GMS Countries”              Presentation             by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weerakorn Ongsakul            ( Dean of School of Environment, Resources and Development )             and coached by team of AIT Professors Venue: Board Room, Administration Building
12.00 – 13.30	Lunch
13.30 – 16.30	*Study Visit on Environment at Thailand Environment Institute Foundation, Nonthaburi Province
18.00   20.00	Dinner   Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok Province
Day 4: Tuesday 22 May 2012
7.00   10.00-12.00     12.00-13.00   13.00-16.00     18.00   20.00	Departing from  Phukhaongam Resort to Bangkok   Study Visit on Environment Inspection at Tourism Sector’s Workplaces in Ayudhaya Province   Lunch   Study Visit on Environment Management for Eco-tourism in Nakhonnayok Province   Dinner   Going back to Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok  Province
Day 5: Wednesday 23 May 2012               Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok Province
9.00 – 12.00	Panel Discussion & Workshop on “Case Study of the Management of Floods in Thailand and Lessons Learnt for GMS Countries”         by  *Dr. Royol Chitradon, Director of Hydro and Agro Infomatics Institute Ministry of Science and Technology                *Dr.Pakorn Unprasert, Director, Fisheries Information Division, Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives               *Mr. Supon Sodsoon, Chief of Mekhala Center, Water Crisis Prevention Center, Department of Water Resources, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment                *Dr.Pornsak Suppataratarn, Technical Advisor (Flood Control Expert), TEAM Group of Companies Co., Ltd.              Chaired by *Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom Secretary-General of Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)
12.00 – 13.30	Lunch
13.30-16.30	Panel Discussion & Workshop on “Human Capital Development and Management Strategy in Energy and Environment Sectors”   by    *Dr. Chutarat Chompunth, Representative from NIDA         *Captain Dr. Samai Jai-Indr         Chaired by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom,          Secretary-General of Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)
16.30 – 18.30	Brainstorming and  Preparation for Presentation on 1)   1) Country Report 2)   2) Report on the assessment of the Phase 1 & Phase 2 Projects and lessons learnt from Phase 3’s Pre-Conference &Workshop 3)
18.30	Dinner
3- Day (24-26 May 2012) International Conference on “Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries (Phase 3)”, Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok (Including Exhibition on Energy and Environment)
Day 6: Thursday 24 May 2012             Opening Ceremony at the Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok            ( M.C.: Ms. Sophia Mahakanok)
9.00-10.30	Report on Background, Objectives and the Past two-year Achievement of the Project on “ Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries” to the Chairman        by    *Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom,                Secretary-General of Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)   Welcome Address        by    Ms. Veraya Jaru-ampornpun                Director of Human Resources Development Bureau                Thailand International Development Cooperation Agency                (TICA)   Opening Address        by   H.E. Admiral Chumpon Putjusanon               Privy Councilor
10.30 – 10.45	Coffee Break
10.45-12.30	Country Report  (1) : GMS Energy and Environment Sector Situation and Assessment of Phase 1 and Phase 2’s Projects and Lessons Learnt from Phase 3’s Pre-Conference &Workshop (30 minutes for each country)   by Cambodia’s delegates     Laos’ delegates     Myanmar’s delegates Chaired by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom,      Secretary General of FIHRD
12.00-13.30	Lunch
13.30-15.30	Country Report  (2) : GMS Energy and Environment Sector Situation  and Assessment of Phase 1 and Phase 2’s Projects and  Lesson Learnt from Phase 3’s Pre-Conference & Workshop (30 minutes for each country)   by China’s delegates       Vietnam’s delegates     Thailand’s delegates Chaired by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom ,      Secretary General of  FIHRD
15.30-17.00	SWOT Analysis on Human Capital Development for Energy and Environment Sectors of GMS Countries
18.00 – 21.00	Welcome Dinner for the high level delegates from foreign countries
18.30-19.30     19.30 – 21.00	Dinner Talk on “Water Management in Thailand based on the Royal Initiatives” by *Dr. Royol Chitradon, Director of Hydro and Agro Infomatics Institute Ministry of Science and Technology Cultural Show
Day 7: Friday 25 May 2012              Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok
9.00-10.00   10.00-10.15   10.15-12.00	Memorandum of Meeting Preparation   Morning Coffee   Presentation on "The Role of E-Logistics and Supply Chain in Reducing the Global Warming”   by *Mr. Pichai Asavanapakas, Managing Director of Netbay Co.,Ltd.      *Mr. Tanapol Kortana, President of Elitetech Telecom Co., Ltd.   Chaired by Mr. Tumnong Dasri, Board Member, Foundation for International Human Resource Development
12.00-14.30	Lunch
14.30-17.00	Paper Presentation on Investment in Energy: Case study by   Dr. Oranuch Jetwattana, Senior Project Officer, ADB   Chaired by Mr. Tumnong Dasri, Board Member, Foundation for International Human Resource Development
Day 8: Saturday 26 May 2012               Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok
9.00-12.00	Symposium on Sustainable Energy and Environment in GMS Countries   by *Mr. Kitti Kampeera, GMS Energy Advisor and Academic      *Mr. Tanaphut Kichbai, Chairman, Tanasinsab Enterprise Co., Ltd.        (Representative from Agri-business Sector)   Interpreted by Dr.Pakorn Unprasert, Director, Fisheries Information Division, Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives   Chaired by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom, Secretary-General of Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)
12.00-13.30	Lunch
13.30-15.00	Symposium on “GMS Cooperation Direction and Global Warming Solutions” by   Representative from Ministry of Energy        * Dr.Nawarat Krairapanond, GMS Focal Point on Environment           Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning        * Mr. Kitti Kampeera, GMS Energy Advisor and Academic   Signing Memorandum of Meeting
15.00-16.30
2-Day (27-28 May 2012) Post-Conference  & Workshop on The Next Step of Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries
Day 9: Sunday 27 May 2012  Pattaya City, Chonburi Province
8.00	Depart from Bangkok
10.00 – 12.00	Study Visit on Environment Inspection in Pattaya
12.00-13.30	Lunch
13.30-16.30	Study Visit on CSR  in Pattaya Floating Market
17.00	Come back to Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok
Day 10: Monday 28 May 2012 Miracle Grand Convention Hotel, Bangkok
Morning	Independent Study Visit on Environment Inspection at Tourism Sector’s Workplaces in Bangkok
Afternoon	Delegates depart from Thailand

 

 

 

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19 May 2012

 

Welcome Dinner

 

Report to Chairman by Prof. Dr. Chira Hongladarom, Secretary-General of Foundation for International Human Resource Development (FIHRD)

 

I would like to thank to the governor for warmly welcoming all of us.

 

I would like to welcome all GMS delegates.

 

I would like the Foundation to have cooperation among neighboring countries based on trust, mutual respect and sustainability.

 

I learn a lot from GMS countries delegates in this room.

 

My objective is to share ideas among one another. Thailand is not lesson learnt only but also learns from GMS countries.

 

This project is in the last year. In the first year, we discussed the training needs. Then, we conduct training based on the training needs. For example, Cambodia wants rural electrification. Laos wants more environment protection.

 

Energy is also about people, economics of energy, energy saving and role of people ion energy conservation.

 

The universities and the government should plan on human capital development for field of energy because, in the future, we will have to develop human resources to work together in the field of energy. The future of energy will be complex.

 

After the project finishes, we will think about setting up the think tank on energy and environment among GMS countries.

 

I want to develop capability of energy among GMS countries. That is why the combination of the representatives comes from 3 groups: the government, academic and private sector. Private sector is important in alternative energy and research. I would like to welcome GMS countries to work to benefit the GMS region.

 

I would like to thank all people I work with.

 

Thank you very much.

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Welcome Remarks

By

Dr. Surachai Srisarakam

 

 Governor of Nakhonnayok Province

 

To

  Participants of International Conference

 

on “Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation

of the GMS Countries (Phase 3)” , Saturday 19  May 2012,

Phukhaongam Resort, Nakhonnayok Province

……………………………………………………………………………………………….

 

Prof.Dr. Chira Hongladarom, Secretary General of the Foundation of International Human Resource Development,

Distinguished Guests,

GMS delegates,

Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

It is a great honor for me  to preside over the Welcome Dinner and Cultural Night Reception for the International Conference on “Energy and Environment Sector Cooperation of the GMS Countries (Phase 3)”organized by Foundation for International Human Resource Development.

 

Nakhonnayok is proud of being part of this important International Conference.

 

First and foremost, allow me to extend a very warm welcome to all delegates of GMS and resource persons, particularly to those of you who are visiting Thailand and Nakhonnayok for the first time. I hope your stay in Nakhonnayok will be both educational and enjoyable.

 

I should congratulate the Foundation for International Human Resource Development for its commendable effort it has put into this privilege International Conference.

 

 I would like to urge all participants and GMS delegates to grasp this golden opportunity to learn from experts, resource persons, and in the process, develop new insights and perspectives to guide you in discharging your responsibilities more effectively upon your return to your respective organizations.

 

Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

            Now, let me walk you through salient features and the beautiful ambience of Nakhonnayok province.

 

Nakhonnayok is a right place for learning about environment. Its vision emphasizes on the development towards a city with abundant supply of natural resources for supporting tourism and sustainable agriculture.

 

To facilitate the development under Sufficiency Economy framework to reach this vision, Nakhonnayok’s missions have been set as follows.

 

The first mission is to promote sustainable agriculture development and soil and water resources rehabilitation for agricultural purposes.

             The agriculture is developed based on knowledge, innovation and creativity. The growth rate of rehabilitated soil and water resources is 4,500 rais per year. The irrigation is systematically planned and developed to appropriately support agriculture in each area. Moreover, private sector and community are involved in reforestation especially for sour soil and deserted areas with no accessibility to irrigation.

 

The second mission is to promote natural resources rehabilitation to support ecotourism and cultural tourism.

           There are campaigns on the balance of natural resources exploitation with preservation. NGOs and community are involved in natural resource preservation, rehabilitation, development, exploitation and efficient management. In addition, there are forest fire prevention and solution.

 

The third mission is to develop Nakhonnayok to be a nice-to-live city near Bangkok.

          Private sector’s eco-friendly investment is promoted. Flowers, decorative plants and edible plants are grown to expand green area in urban and community areas. Waste is effectively managed. Agricultural knowledge is developed and shared. The study on nature is promoted to gather knowledge of rare species.

 

Besides concentrating on the academic aspect of environment, I would like to encourage all of you to take time off for sightseeing to appreciate the natural beauty of Nakhonnayok.

Nakhonnayok features refreshing natural beauty, including waterfalls and parks, renowned historical sites, a number of soft adventure activities, and a variety of delectable fruits.

The northern part of Nakhonnayok is located in the Dong Phaya Yen mountain range, an area covered by the Khao Yai National Park. The total area of Khao Yai National Park is 2,168 square kilometers covering Nakhonnayok and the other 3 provinces namely, Nakhonratchasima, Prachinburi and Saraburi. Its beautiful scenery comprises of Tropical Rain Forest, Mixed Deciduous Forest, steams, waterfalls, wildlife, and plants. Its highest peak is 1,292 meters above sea level. It was announced to be Thailand’s first National Park on September 18, 1962 and was recognized as the Natural World Heritage Site on July 14, 2005.

In addition, please do not miss to visit Sarika Waterfall which is the most famous waterfall in Nakhonnayok. It is the nine-tiered waterfall cascading down the cliff to a forested hillside has a large natural pool on each level which is perfect for swimming. Luang Pu Man, the famous and revered monk, had resided in nearby Sarika Cave for his religious meditation from 1917-1920. Other than Luang Pu Mans meditation place, there is also a chapel located at the top-end of the cave. Moreover, there are residences of monks and nuns who pursue inner-path meditation.

 

In contrast, the central part of the province is a rather flat river plain formed by the Nakhonnayok River, a river popular with white water rafting enthusiasts.

 

For ones who love shopping, you can buy local products such as Sweet Plum, Mangoes, Torch Ginger flowers, carpets, marble products, and syrupy fruits.

 

 

Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

On that note, I would like to wish all of you every success and enjoy your stay in Thailand and hope to have an opportunity to welcome all of you again soon.

 

I would like to declare open. THANK YOU

 

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Please click on this link to listento Speeches on Self-introduction and Feeling of Joining This International Conference by the Delegates

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Please click on these links to follow up the events on 20 May 2012. 

Study Visit on “the New Agriculture Theory for Sustainable Development” and learning from the experiences of local wisdom leader”, Mr. Thongchai Kongkalai, at Raitaksom Learning Center, Nakhonnayok Province

*Interpreted by Dr.Pakorn Unprasert, Director, Fisheries Information Division, Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives

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Panel Discussion at Phukhaongam Resort onImpacts of Global Warming to GMS Countries

by   Dr. Kamol Takabut, Advisor to CEO, IPC Italian-Thai Power Company Limited                    

Chaired by Dr. Veerachai Khuprasert, Board Member of FIHRD

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Homework

Cambodia Delegates

1.Increase:

Study Visit  at Agriculture farm

Solar Power Plan Project

-                   Bio-Energy Power Plan Project

-                   Hydro Power Project

-                   Cooperation with Development Counties

-                   Cooperation with Private Sectors

-                   Capacity Building of Technicians 

*Cambodia Need :

                                      

 

2.Reduction:

-                   Stop Construction any Hydro Station along the Mekong River

-                   Discrimination of Nation and Religion

-                   Greenhouse Gas Emission

-                    Air Pollution

-                   Water Pollution

-                   CHFC Refrigerant

Cambodia’s Energy Policy

• To provide an adequate supply of energy throughout Cambodia at reasonable and affordable price.
• To ensure a reliable and secured electricity supply at reasons price, which facilitates investment in Cambodia and development of national economy.
• To encourage exploration and environmentally and socially acceptable development of energy resource needed for supply to all sectors of Cambodia economy.
• To encourage the efficient use and to minimize the detrimental affects resulted from energy supply and consumption.

 

 

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China delegates

20/5/12

The New Agriculture Theory for Sustainable Development

1. Four in One

2. Research in the Raitaksorm Learning Center

3. Recycle Economic 

The way of China to Face the Global Warming

 Energy conversation

Innovating energy science and technology

Fossil energy’s green production and clean utilization

Low carbon

The Details of Energy Conversation in China

1. Limited the Driving: each car have one day limited to driving during one week.

2. Biomass and the other renewable energy

3. Energy Conversation Technology

21/5/12

Environmental Issues of the GMS Countries

1.Water supply

2.Urban Air pollution

3.Resource

4.Energy Environment and Development

The Issues in China

1.The lack of Water in Western Country in China

2.The Air pollution in the Major City

3.Fossil energy consumption

4.The large population

5.PM2.5(Particulate Matter2.5 )

The policy in China

1. To optimize the development of coal industry

2. To strengthen the development of natural gas

3. To speed up the construction of large hydropower station and nuclear power plant

The Energy and Environment policy of “The 12^th Five-Year Plan”

1. Actively respond to climate change

2.To develop recycling economy

3. Strengthen resource conservation and management

4. Intensify environmental protection

5. Strengthen the ecological protection and construction of disaster prevention system

6. To strengthen the development of the energy conservation and environmental protection new energy industry, and technologies for energy resources cleaning.

 

 

 

 

 

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Myanmar delegates

Day 2 (20^th May, 2012)

Study visit on “New Agriculture Theory for sustainable development”.

•  It is a kind of integrated farm and friendly to environment.
• This is a sustainable simple life-style, however not easy to follow in the practical life.

Panel Discussion on  Impacts of Global Warming to GMS Countries by Dr. Kamol Takabut.

• Global warming and climate change caused by GHG is threatening the world and to reduced the CO2 emission becomes seriously important for all countries.
• The current energy sources  will be depleted sooner or later and the countries are needed to be consider for the appropriate alternative energy sources.
• If the production cost of  solar could be reduced, it might become an suitable alternative energy source.
• Nuclear power would be the another good alternative, if the skill of the operation and maintenance could be uplifted to safety limit.
• Hydro power might be another alternative energy, however environmental impacts are the key things to consider.

 

Day 3 (21^st May, 2012)

Workshop on “Environmental Issues of the GMS Countries” by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weerakorn Ongsakul at AIT.

• To develop the human resource and capacity building is the most important.
• R&D is also essential for sustainable development

v Study Visit on Environment at Thailand Environment Institute Foundation.

• Labeling and certification program is  an effective way to reduce CO2 emission.
• Strong governmetal back-up is very important to achieve the program.

 

 

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VIETNAM

1. Report of 20^th May:

-      Relationship between human and natural: How is sustainable development in agricultural setor

-      Overview of Impacts of global warming to GMS Countries:

-      How to conserve and remind the typical technology and culture for the young generation

-      Climate Change and air pllution are causing serious social, economic.

-      Try to apply green (alternative) energy in future because safety and sustainable development.

-      Vietnam is applying alternative energy in big scale (such as Khanh Hoa povince, Ninh Thuan province…) and small scale (in island area and rural area).

     2. Report of 21^thMay:

AIT site visit

-      All kind of energy: fosil fuel and renewable energy

-      Biofuel for transportation

-      Hinding battery for electric car: a new model business

-      Cooperation of energy sector between GMS coutries. Subject electricity transmission between GMS contries. If the project effect to other countries with in GMS, it must be carefull considered (Ex: sayaburi…).

-      Clean water in future:

• Waste management to prevent pollution of fresh water source.
• Urban waste water management and sanitation

Thailand Environment institive

-      Green label: the objective of develop Green label for production and incresing knowled of pouple about energy efficience product.

-      Green building: Low energy consumption in operation

 

 

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Lao Delegates 

Daily Report
Day Two: 20 May 2012

Visit Thongsay farm

This farm is very good and useful farm, they have many thing for learn.  I like Two thing and want to use in Laos, such as: How to make EM and animal food from natural.

If  we  can use that, we can  safe more money  around 15 to 20% of investment and can protect environment.

- In rural area in Lao they use rice polish, corn and vegetable is food for fish, pork and livestock

   So, after we back we will transfer our knowledge to them, and we have something more interest that , Interconnecting grid and interconnecting Road on  GMS  Development .

   - Vietnam, they have cooperation with Russia and Japan about Nuclear power Generation and they will operate on year 2020, So we want to learn more from them, may be we  use nuclear generation in Lao in the future

Day Three: 21 May 2012

Visit AIT

- AIT is good institute for study and do research, they have many advisor and more experience in teaching and do research many thing, such as: Small hydropower, Dam, wind power and act. We interest and want to study here about Energy Efficiency  management and Environment management.

ž- Thailand Environment Institute  Foundation.

ž        This institute is one important institute for promote and raise awareness among producers of products and services, in my country don’t have policy about this. We are very interest and want to learn  more and use in my country

 

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Please click on these links to follow up the events on 21 May 2012. 

Study Visit at Asian Institute of Technology

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Study Visit on Environment

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Please click on these links to follow up the events on 23 May 2012. 

Panel Discussion & Workshop on “Case Study of the Management of Floods in Thailand and Lessons Learnt for GMS Countries” 

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Panel Discussion & Workshop on “Human Capital Development and Management Strategy in Energy and Environment Sectors”

 

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Please click on these links to follow up the events on 24 May 2012. 

Opening Ceremony

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Orientation

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Country Report: GMS Energy and Environment Sector Situation and Assessment of Phase 1 and Phase 2’s Projects and Lessons Learnt from Phase 3’s Pre-Conference &Workshop

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http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/562/original_MyanmarChinaVietnamandThailandcountryreport24may2012.WAV

Dinner Talk on “Water Management in Thailand based on the Royal Initiatives”

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Presentation on "The Role of E-Logistics and Supply Chain in Reducing the Global Warming”

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Paper Presentation on Investment in Energy: Case study

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โปรดคลิกที่ลิ้งค์นี้เพื่ออ่านข่าวโครงการ

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Please click on these links to follow up the events on 26 May 2012.

Symposium on Sustainable Energy and Environment in GMS Countries

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/722/original_globalwarming26may2012file1.WAV

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/724/original_globalwarming26may2012file2.WAV

 

Symposium on “GMS Cooperation Direction and Global Warming Solutions”

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/725/original_sustainableenergy26may2012file1.WAV

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/726/original_sustainableenergy26may2012file2.WAV

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/808/727/original_sustainableenergy26may2012file3.WAV

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Please click on this link to listen to the project news.

โปรดคลิกที่ลิ้งค์นี้เพื่อฟังข่าวโครงการ ทางรายการวิทยุ Human Talk ในวันอาทิตย์ที่ 27 พฤษภาคม 2555 ทาง FM 96.5 MHz.

http://www2.mcot.net/fm965/mp3.cfm?cat=Archive&id=369372

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Please click this link to read the project news.

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/810/827/original_aitnews21052012workshop.mht

Source:http://203.159.12.32:8082/AIT/news-and-events/2012/news/energy-environment-and-cooperation-in-greater-mekong-sub-region-assessed-at-workshop/

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โปรดคลิกที่ลิ้งค์นี้เพื่ออ่านข่าวพิธีเปิดโครงการ

http://ahph9thi.gotoknow.org/assets/media/files/000/810/829/original_naewnaopening24052012.mht

ที่มา: หนังสือพิมพ์แนวหน้า วันพฤหัสบดี ที่ 31 พฤษภาคม พ.ศ. 2555, 06.00 น.

http://www.naewna.com/lady/8430