This document appears to be a presentation on waste management and zero waste initiatives in Thailand. It includes details about the presenter such as their educational background and work experience. The presentation discusses concepts of waste disposal and management, provides waste generation statistics for various locations in Thailand, and highlights some successful zero waste village programs. It promotes taking consumer and producer responsibility for waste and provides contact information for the presenter if the audience wants more information on these topics in Thailand.

1. panate.man@mfu.ac.th or find me @ researchgate
2002 BA in Political Science (CU)
IIIEE, Lund University, Sweden
2005 MSc in Envi Management & Policy
2011-now Lecturer, NREMC
SoS, Mae Fah Luang University
2013 Post-doc GSES, SNU, S.Korea
Review of Resource Circulation Policy
University of York, England
2006 MA in Public Admin & Policy
2006-11 PhD in Engineering, IIIEE, Lund Univ.
Advancing the frontier of EPR non-OECD countriesDr.Panate
Manomaivibool

3. Waste
Is it realistic?
Dr.PanateManomaivibool

4. No, look up the 2nd law of thermodynamics1
1 Baumärtner, S. 2002. “Thermodynamics of waste generation”

6. Chiang Khong (2012)

7. Chiang Khong (2012)

8. Municipal Solid Waste Management
kg of
MSW
per cap*day
1.2 M in
Chiang Rai
sanitary
landfill

9. NIMBY
Not in my backyard

10. Waste
[disposal]
Is it realistic?

11. Yes, there is no waste in the nature
educe
euse
ecycle

13. Roong Aroon School
206
kg/day
24
kg/day
Feb ’04
May ’05

14. 17.08.2012

15. Chiang Rai
Zero Waste
สร้างวัฒนธรรมสังคมปลอดขยะ

16. Organic
60%
Inorganic
39%

18. What has disappeared?
Organic
Inorganic
Hazardous
1096 412 327 122
kg
week
@ Moo 25, Muang Phan, Chiang Rai

19. New Trend
New NIMBY
Now in My
Backyard
To celebrate
H.M. Queen in 2015

21. Best of the Best
Competition 2015

22. Winner:
Baan San Sai Ngam
Dong Mahawan

23. A few days later @ Baan Paa Tarn Phracha-santi

24. Conditions of ZW Villages3

25. Phong-sri Nakorn Model

26. 18Districts 18Villages

30. Waste
Consumers take action
Producers take responsibility
=
+

31. For more information
Dr. Panate Manomaivibool
<panate.man@mfu.ac.th>
Natural Resources and Environmental
Management Research and Training
Center (NREMC), School of Science
Mae Fah Luang University1
1 MFU was no.77 in the 2015 UI GreenMetric World University Ranking
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