Sustainable Waste Management in a Circular Economy

Posted on July 15, 2023August 4, 2023 by admin Karn

International Virtual Training Course on

“Sustainable Waste Management in a Circular Economy”

Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies

Mahidol University, Thailand

August 7 – 23, 2023

Waste management has been an active area of study, research and teaching of the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies. Thailand has made large steps in improving the management in the past decade. For these reasons the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies intends to organize a training program in Sustainable Waste Management in a Circular Economy. This program will provide an understanding of the principles of waste management and emerging issue related to waste management and climate change. The course will rely on the expertise that the Faculty has gained through hands on research and also on the experience of Thailand over the last decade in tackling this issue. State of the art waste management and wastewater treatment techniques will be disseminated and the current challenges faced will also be debated. It is expected that this program based on practical experiences in Thailand will be of use to participants in the future.

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International Virtual Training Course on “Adapting to Climate Change: Facing the Consequence”

Posted on April 27, 2023April 27, 2023 by admin Karn

International Virtual Training Course on

“Adapting to Climate Change: Facing the Consequence”

Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies

Mahidol University, Thailand

9 – 25 May, 2023

Climate change impacts the whole globe in many sectors such as human health, agriculture, forest ecosystem, water resources, and coastal areas. Developing countries, in particular, may have more impacts due to having less potential both in economic ability to prevent or mitigate climate change and also in basic knowledge to overcome or to have a better understanding about climate change.

The concept of adaptation, adaptive capacity, vulnerability, resilience, exposures and sensitivity are interrelated and have a wide range of applications to global change science that also vary by the phenomena of interest and time scale.

Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Mahidol University, has foreseen that climate change will be an enormous critical issue for scientists, politicians and the human system. Thus, this training and workshop has been designed to be a wakeup call for humans to take responsibility of saving our world, sharing knowledge and data and setting up a platform of possibility of creating a climate change adaptation network.