ISCN 2017: Sustainable University, Sustainable District
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Siam University aims to be a sustainable university that helps create a sustainable district through its "Sustainable University, Sustainable District" policy. The policy uses the principles of sustainable development and sufficiency economy philosophy to engage students, staff, and surrounding communities. For example, in the Lertsuksom community, Siam University helped address problems related to the environment, social issues, and local economy through projects like a learning center, community greening, and a center for cultural activities and organic agriculture. The university's goal is to nurture sustainable mindsets and build awareness, community engagement, and lifelong learning.
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