KMUTT is one of science and technology universities in Thailand which builds our capability to be a role model on energy and environmental management in Thailand and integrates to all activities including teaching and research. KMUTT has adopted the goal to be green university since 2005 which focusing on energy, environment, safety and set up university’s Energy Environment and Safety Office to take responsibility for the system development and implementation.

KMUTT Knowledge Exchange for Innovation Center (KX), recently organized an event launching STEM One-Stop Service (STEM OSS). The launch took place at X-CITE Space, KX Building and was broadcast virtually.

KMUTT is a leading educational institution in science and technology in Thailand. The Company has created a network of working with both the public and private sectors internationally to gather relevant information about the SDGs 2030 for sustainable development in Thailand. KMUTT has been involved in various initiatives in both international and national collaborations; for examples, International Sustainable Campus Network (ISCN), ASEAN Smart Cities Network (ASCN) Thai Healthy University Network conference (HURS) and  Sustainable University Network of Thailand (SUN).

In 2024, we attended the 17th annual conference of the International Sustainable.

KMUTT , Signing the Statement of Signing of the Statement of Commitment by Higher Education Institutions under the Council of University Presidents of Thailand and the Sustainable University Network Thailand Venue : [ESCAP Hall], United Nations Conference Center, Rajdamnern Nok Ave, Bangkok

Campus Network (ISCN) will be hosted from June 25-27, 2024, by EHL Hospitaity Business

          KMUTT attended the Thailand Health Promotion University Network meeting todayAUN-HPN, October 4, 2024, meeting with friends and brothers and sisters who work in the Thailand Sustainable University Network. and many Lab Safety networks We work together in a chain to exchange knowledge in many stages.

Additional evidence link:

https://www.kmutt.ac.th/category/news/colab-mou/
https://pr.kmutt.ac.th/pr2/campus-news-whos-news/

News

As aim of KMUTT’s sustainability organization is moving forward for sustainable and low-carbon university campus. We turnover our campus to be an integral learning spaces. Critical thinking and problem solving technique are applied to work on Greenhouse gases effect and climate change issues through volunteer activities or community club. With the cooperation of students and staff for analyzing a situation and designing a solution, its creates environmental and sustainable development awareness at every opportunity. Furthermore, our university support and promote all research and innovation related to sustainability. This strategy for sustainable is an important step towards embedding sustainability across the whole University. Green Heart students are the main key to achieve sustainability strategy in the near future. To build a strong relationship with a professional sustainability organization, KMUTT has been involved in various initiatives and intuition at the national level, including:

International Sustainable Campus Network (ISCN)	https://international-sustainable-campus-network.org/ https://international-sustainable-campus-network.org/membership/  https://coda.io/@iscn/2024-iscn-conference
ASEAN Sustainable Campus Network (ASCN)	https://sunthailand.net/th/calendar/25
KMUTT member of United Nations University (UNU)	https://prospernet.ias.unu.edu/about-prosper-net-page/current-members/kmutt   https://prospernet.ias.unu.edu/about-prosper-net-page/current-members/
Sustainable University Network (SUN THAILAND)	https://sunthailand.net/
UN Volunteers	https://www.unv.org/
AUN HPN- ASEAN University Network – Health Promotion Network	https://aun-hpn.or.th/

• International Sustainable Campus Network (ISCN)

The ISCN provides a global forum to support leading colleges, universities, and corporate campuses in the exchange of information, ideas, and best practices for achieving sustainable campus operations and integrating sustainability in research and teaching. The ISCN provides a global forum for universities pursuing sustainability across their educational and research missions, and operations. Currently, more than 124 universities from more than 30 countries on 6 continents are represented in our network as ISCN member universities. ISCN Members commit to sustainability principles and report their performance according to the ISCN-GULF Sustainable Campus Charter which was jointly developed with the World Economic Forum’s Global University Leaders Forum.

• ASEAN Sustainable Campus Network (ASCN)

          KMUTT Member of ASEAN Sustainable Campus Network (ASCN) is Sustainable University Network of The Asian Sustainable Campus Network (ASCN) is formed from the cooperation of international universities, including the Campus Sustainability Network in Japan (CAS-Net Japan) from Japan, the Korean Association for Green Campus Initiative (KAGCI) from Korea, the China Green University Network (CGUN) from China, and the Sustainable University Network of Thailand (SUN Thailand) from Thailand drive development by trying to achieve an integrated development of relevant elements.

• KMUTT member of United Nations University (UNU)

As honored to be a member of International Associations, KMUTT has been significantly supported and promoted the university’s benchmark performance. Human resources and students are also bestowed an opportunity to enhance their sustainable potential. It brings about great reputation in an international level to KMUTT.

•         AIMS: ASEAN International Mobility for Students

•         APHERP: Asia Pacific Higher Education Research Partnership

•         ASAIHL: The Association of South East Asian Institutions of Higher Learning

•         ASEA-UNINET: Asian – European University Network

•         AUAP: Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific

•         IAUP: International Association of University President

Undergraduate and graduate students, etc.

MOU list

•        Australia •         Austria •         Belarus •         Belgium •         Bosnia •         Brazil •         Brunei •         Bulgaria •         Cambodia •         Canada •          Australia •         Austria •         Belarus •         Belgium •         Bosnia •         Brazil •         Brunei •         Bulgaria •         Cambodia •         Canada •         Chile •         China •         Croatia •         Czech •         Denmark •         Ethiopia •         Finland •         France •         Germany •         Ghana •         India •         Indonesia

•         Nepal •         Netherlands •         Philippines •         Poland •         Portugal •         Romania •         Russia •         singapore •         Slovenia •         South Africa •         Spain •         Sweden •         Taiwan •         Turkey •         UAE •         UK •         Ukraine •         USA •         Ireland •         Israel •         Japan •         Korea •         Lao •         Lithuana •         Luxembourg •         Malawi •         Malaysia •         Mongolia •         Myanmar •         Vietnam •         Zimbabwe

Additional evidence link:

1.       https://prospernet.ias.unu.edu/about-prosper-net-page/current-members/kmutt
2.       https://prospernet.ias.unu.edu/about-prosper-net-page/current-members/

• Sustainable University Network (SUN THAILAND)

Sustainable University Network. It aims to become an important platform for the universities to determine the policy following the sustainable development concept. The network also encourages the exchange of knowledge and work experiences in promoting the sustainable development, and sets the standard for the performance indicators of the sustainable university. This forms part of raising the standard of the university and stimulating the cooperation among the higher education institutions in the country to serve the sustainable development in the international context. It is also expected that this network can later become a role model for other sectors in the country in the future.

Additional evidence link:
https://sunthailand.net
https://sunthailand.net/network

UN Volunteers

The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme contributes to peace and development through volunteerism worldwide. UNV works with partners to integrate qualified, highly motivated and well supported UN Volunteers into development programming and promote the value and global recognition of volunteerism.  King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) and United Nations Volunteers (UNV) aim to inspire Thai youth as social change agent by improving their potential in volunteerism. Therefore, the two parties pilot the programme that will focus on deploying KMUTT students as national and international volunteers to develop capacities and meet the development needs of ASEAN partners specifically in Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand. The recipients will receive a scholarship to do the volunteer work as follows:

Additional evidence link:

1.       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yXdRqtq_t8

2.       http://www2.pdti.kmutt.ac.th/th/2019/05/11/visit-mu-25-01-62/

3.       http://www2.kmutt.ac.th/news/newsdetail.aspx?ref=201901000098

4.       http://www.pr.kmutt.ac.th/pr2/campus-news-whos-news/

5.       https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=221964022048929

6.       https://www.facebook.com/kmuttunvolunteers/  

7.        https://www.kmutt.ac.th/internationalization/inter-news/inter-news-294/

AUN HPN- ASEAN University Network – Health Promotion Network

KMUTT is member of AUN HPN- ASEAN University Network to joined AUN HPN for serve as a platform for ASEAN higher education institutions for collaboration among themselves and with other key stakeholders for the purpose of health promotion in the ASEAN region. And  To share knowledge, skills, and resources among the network members in order to build capacity for health promotion and to develop innovative solutions to common health challenges in the region. To set standards for health promotion universities for health promotion universities in the ASEAN region . To put to task various sectors of universities in the ASEAN region to address the threats of unhealthy behaviors and poor environment that impact health of university personnel, students and the society as a whole.  To promote the role of AUN member universities in the area of health promotion within and outside the universities. To scale-up health promotion activities in all ASEAN universities.

Additional evidence link:

1. https://aun-hpn.or.th/

KMUTT developed various management systems within the university to provide tangible results in terms of sustainable development and to create activities in order to achieve awareness of sustainable development goals of King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi. The idea is to bring the concept into practice to achieve concrete results as a pilot model for good operation within the university and to expand good management results to communities and society.  For 2023  KMUTT Volunteer activities are conducted by student groups, Researchers to jointly develop the community as details below:

“KMUTT values and is committed to creating SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT for staff and students to “learn socially”, innovate, improve the quality of life of the community, develop the learning process together. Innovate learning villages such as IT behind him for equal access to knowledge and learning resources. Environmental control greenhouse system clean energy systems in the backcountry integrate STEM education from a community resource base to create jobs for locals.

Project name
THE COURTESY VISIT OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND DELEGATES FROM CHIBA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN
ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COLLABORATION DISCUSSION ON “COMMUNITY/SOCIETAL RESILIENCE: ADAPTING TO THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING”
KMUTT AND CHIBA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN, LAUNCH THE SOCIAL DESIGN INSTITUTE AT KX
KMUTT SHOWCASES SUSTAINABILITY ACHIEVEMENTS AT THE GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS 2024
KMUTT SIGNS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SHIMADZU (ASIA PACIFIC) PTE. LTD. ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
KMUTT WELCOMES UNITED NATIONS VOLUNTEERS DELEGATION TO DISCUSS FUTURE COLLABORATION
“KMUTT AND PARTNERS LAUNCH THAILAND’S FIRSTAUTONOMOUS ELECTRIC BUS PROTOTYPE WITH 5G TECHNOLOGY”
THE COURTESY VISIT OF H.E. MR. JYRI JARVIAHO, AMBASSADOR OF FINLAND TO THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND, EXPLORES COLLABORATIVE OPPORTUNITIES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
KMUTT AND HAINAN UNIVERSITY SIGN MOU FOR ACADEMIC COLLABORATION
KMUTT AND IBG-2, FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JULICH, GERMANY HOST WORKSHOP ON “AGRI-PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY STATUS AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES” TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND NET-ZERO CARBON GOALS
KMUTT WELCOMES UNIVERSITY OF TOYAMA PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH COLLABORATION ON SUSTAINABLE ALUMINUM MANUFACTURING AND MOU SIGNING
NBF, GPO, AND NATIONAL VACCINE INSTITUTE DISCUSS SEMI- INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF H7N9 INACTIVATED INFLUENZA VACCINE
KMUTT and Foundry Institution of Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (FICMES) announced Collaboration on Permanent Mold Metal Casting Technology between Thailand and China
KMUTT, Ratchaburi signed a memorandum of understanding on academic cooperation. Study of guidelines for managing waste materials from industry and agriculture in Ratchaburi Province.
KMUTT visited and discussed academic cooperation with UIN affiliated universities in Indonesia.
KMUTT, Ratchaburi signed a memorandum of understanding on academic cooperation. Study of guidelines for managing waste materials from industry and agriculture in Ratchaburi Province.
KMUTT signed a memorandum of understanding between CEA and 12 Thai universities. In the project to develop the creative ecosystem to develop virtual worlds (CEA Virtual Production Lab) and develop skills for students and related personnel.
KMUTT welcomes a delegation from United Nations Volunteers to discuss future cooperation.
KMUTT Welcomes University of Toyama President for Research Collaboration on Sustainable Aluminum Manufacturing and MoU Signing

KMUTT Sustainable Report 2022  (English Version) available on this

link:  https://kmutt.me/SustainabilityReport2022

KMUTT Sustainability Report 2021  (English Version) available on this

link:  http://online.anyflip.com/slpro/ssod/mobile/index.html  

KMUTT Sustainability Report 2020  (English Version) available on this

link:  https://online.anyflip.com/slpro/tnda/mobile/index.html

KMUTT Sustainability Report 2019  (English Version) available on this

link:  https://online.anyflip.com/slpro/pbhx/mobile/

KMUTT Sustainability Report 2018 (English Version) available on this

link:  http://online.anyflip.com/slpro/ukzu/mobile/

Sustainability at KMUTT EBOOK available on this

link:  http://anyflip.com/bookcase/tesix 

At KMUTT, we have a clear policy that emphasizes students to be leaders of change, and the SDGs are taught through all subjects covered. In addition, we expand and enrich our lesson plans to improve classroom engagement by involving the real-world impact of the subjects our students are learning through extra-curricular activities.

KMUTT is an educational policy that emphasizes students to be leaders of change, and the SDGs are taught through all subjects covered within King Mongkut’s Technology University Thonburi. That totaled 2,059 subjects, representing 100 %.

The program aims to produce professionals with expertise in Environmental Social Sciences who can apply their knowledge and skills in social sciences, along with field experience, to effectively manage environmental issues. These professionals are expected to embody a paradigm of sustainable development while upholding ethical principles and integrity in their professional practice.

The development of the Master’s program in Environmental Social Sciences aims to produce graduates with skills and expertise in assessing the social and environmental impacts arising from development projects or operations that pose environmental risks. The program also emphasizes the ability to design activities that promote sustainable business practices and equips students with skills in planning local community development. Graduates will be capable of creating community master plans that foster sustainable community development. These three core areas of expertise require knowledge in social sciences combined with science and technology. This integrated knowledge will enable students to understand the relationships between people, communities, and the environment deeply, comprehend emerging environmental phenomena, and analyze changes caused by development. Ultimately, this will lead to sustainable management solutions.

The Master of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Sustainability Management program recognizes that entrepreneurship is not a matter of chance but rather a deliberate effort to create valuable innovations that meet the needs of target customers or markets. This process requires passion, as well as a solid understanding of resource and time allocation, to transform ideas or innovations into desirable products, with a focus on entrepreneurial success, whether in the form of monetary rewards such as income or non-monetary benefits like independence. Entrepreneurs must also comprehend and navigate risks due to the uncertainties within the business environment, making well-informed decisions to steer the business towards set goals.

This entrepreneurship-focused management program emphasizes developing professional entrepreneurs by integrating science and technology with business management principles. It prioritizes cultivating new entrepreneurs who are equipped with modern business management knowledge while also enhancing the strength and competitiveness of existing entrepreneurs. The program fosters collaboration between academia and industry to support this goal.

School of Energy, Environment and Materials KMUTT 

Currently, there are both Master’s and Doctoral degree programs, with graduates from various disciplines being highly qualified, ethical, academically prepared, and responsive to the country’s demands for skilled professionals in science and technology. In addition to its academic offerings, the faculty is actively engaged in continuous research and development. Many distinguished faculty members have received awards from prestigious institutions, both nationally and internationally. This commitment aligns with the faculty’s core policy to enhance teaching quality and promote academic advancement among its members.

Moreover, the faculty organizes various activities to provide academic services to society and collaborates with universities and organizations locally and internationally.

JGSEE is an autonomous graduate school instituted under the jurisdiction of the Council of the King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi. It was established in 1998 for the purpose of implementing the Postgraduate Education and Research in Science and Technology Development Project of the Commission on Higher Education (CHE), which aims to strengthen postgraduate education and research as a means of building a strong foundation for research and development in science and technology, and to help support Thailand’s economic competitiveness. The School has received funding from the Thai government through the CHE – ADB Higher Education Development Project and the Energy Conservation Promotion Fund of the Ministry of Energy.

Additional evidence link:

1. https://www.facebook.com/ESSKMUTT
2. https://gmi.kmutt.ac.th/th/study-with-us/epm/
3. https://www.facebook.com/jgseecee
4. https://www.facebook.com/KMUTT.SEEM
5. https://www.kmutt.ac.th/education/curriculum/

The core value of King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) is its commitment to community and societal engagement. This is achieved through the integration of research, academic services, teaching, and innovation to reduce disparities and achieve inclusive goals in alignment with the philosophy of sufficiency economy. KMUTT leverages the unique expertise, skills, and experience of its researchers in science, technology, and engineering to support the Royal Project Foundation, royal initiatives, and personal projects of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. The university focuses on marginalized groups—those on the periphery of opportunity, equity, and equality in society—across various regions.

                KMUTT values and is committed to creating SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT for staff and students to “learn socially”, innovate, improve the quality of life of the community, develop the learning process together. Innovate learning villages such as IT behind him for equal access to knowledge and learning resources. Environmental control greenhouse system clean energy systems in the backcountry integrate STEM education from a community resource base to create jobs for locals. Children and youth totally   34 projects.

KMUTT aims to drive and develop the university into a learning park within the context of a Science & Technology University. This involves cultivating quality staff and graduates through the integration of teaching, research, and academic services, while building collaborative networks that benefit society, communities, and the nation.

Project name: A project to support and provide vocational training for vulnerable youth in Suan Phueng District.

Participants: 4 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

The KMUTT Ratchaburi Education Service Center has launched a project to support and provide vocational skills training for vulnerable youth in Suan Phueng District. Skilled instructors specializing in sewing have been brought in to teach sewing skills, including cost-profit calculation, to four youth with disabilities. Training sessions are held every Thursday and Friday, starting from July 2024, at the special classroom of Rujirapattana School in Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi Province. This initiative aims to build sustainable career opportunities for these vulnerable youth in the future.

Project name: The “Small Solar Power System for Agricultural Households” project promotes sustainable agriculture through education.

Participants: 1 Center

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: EC, ED

On September 19, 2024, the Royal Project Support and Promotion Center (RSC), in collaboration with the Center for Community and Social Services (CCSS) and KMUTT Ratchaburi Education Service Center, installed a “Small Solar Power System for Agricultural Households” (referred to as “Norn Na Kit”) at the KMUTT Appropriate Technology Learning Center, Ratchaburi Educational Area.

This system is designed to power basic electrical appliances, such as light bulbs, fans, televisions, and phone chargers, for agricultural households without access to the national power grid. It supports the use of solar energy, a clean and environmentally friendly renewable resource.

Project name: The Royal Project Support and Promotion Center (RSC), in collaboration with the Center for Community and Social Services (CCSS) and KMUTT Ratchaburi Education Service Center, organized a workshop on the “Simple Smartphone-Controlled Automated Plant Irrigation System” at the Pilot Occupational Enterprise for People with Disabilities in Rang Bua Subdistrict, Chom Bueng District, Ratchaburi Province.

Participants: 32 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: WR, EC, ED

The workshop aimed to transfer knowledge on smart agricultural technology, specifically the smartphone-controlled automated plant irrigation system, to 32 participants, including farmers, individuals with disabilities, and interested community members. Participants learned to use their smartphones to manage irrigation for vegetable plots and observed a successful demonstration of the technology in a lettuce-growing plot.

This training enables participants to apply their newfound knowledge to improve crop production efficiency, reduce labor and work time in agriculture, and notably supports the livelihoods and quality of life of people with mobility disabilities, empowering them toward sustainable self-reliance.

Additionally, organizers encouraged participants to share their feedback, which will be used to further refine the technology to better meet the needs of local farmers in the community.

Project name: Visiting scholarship students from the “Dreaming Big, Building Electricians” project.

a) Vocational Learning at Wiang Sa Vocational College in Wiang Sa District—The visit to scholarship students in the “Dreaming Big, Building Electricians” project, funded by the Education Fund, highlighted the students’ strong commitment to learning. Their goal is to use their skills in electrical work to earn a living for themselves and their families after completing their vocational diploma.

b) MOVE Project: Thai Speaking, Reading, and Writing in Nan Province—In collaboration with Professor Sitthikorn Sumalee from the Faculty of Education, Kasetsart University, visits were conducted to Ban Sop Ped School, Ban Doi Tio School in Tha Wang Pha District, and Ban Huai Nai School in Na Muen District.

c) Quality of Life Development in Ban Huai Lu and Ban Mai Khwae Yan, Nan Province—Both villages exhibit a good quality of life, with incomes from sustainable forest foraging, self-reliant food production for the community, and various employment opportunities. These communities have adapted well to sustain their livelihoods and development while preserving their unique ethnic identities.

d) Continued Educational Development in Bo Kluea District, Nan Province—A collaborative effort among three schools—Ban Bo Luang (primary level), Ban Sop Mang (preschool to grade 9), and Bo Kluea School (secondary level)—has established a systematic, interconnected approach to education. The schools have worked together for 12 years, ensuring students receive appropriate learning aligned with future careers and their individual talents.

Participants: 1 Vocational College, 6 Schools, 2 communities

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name: The NanMindShift Project is a volunteer camp designed to create a mindset shift for high school students.

Participants: 1 Vocational College, 6 Schools, 2 communities

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

The NanMindShift Project is a volunteer camp designed to create a mindset shift for high school students. From July 24-29, 2024, students from the SoChange4SoCHAMP group, in collaboration with the Royal Project Support and Promotion Center and KMUTT’s Office of Student Affairs, organized this project at Santisuk Phitthayakhom School in Santisuk District, Nan Province. The camp welcomed 53 students and involved 21 university students as activity organizers.

The project included activities to educate students on waste management processes and Design Thinking, encouraging them to apply what they learned by creating Project Design Thinking initiatives. This reinforced their understanding and helped them put their knowledge into practice.

Additionally, career foundation workshops were held, inviting professionals from various fields to share real-world experiences. This provided valuable information and inspiration, helping students discover their interests and career aptitudes. A social media group was also established to provide guidance and follow up on students’ educational pursuits.

Project name: A team of researchers and academics in Sakon Nakhon, in collaboration with government agencies, schools, local residents, youth, women’s groups, and community enterprises—totaling over 150 people—planted 850 trees on 30 rai of forest land at the Na Hee Agricultural School in Sakon Nakhon.

This initiative aims to create a shared community resource, providing a food source where residents can collect wild mushrooms for household consumption. It also serves as a community learning center, accumulating naturally colored woods for use in activities by various community enterprise groups, forming a “Color Playground For Life.”

Participants: 150 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: SI, ED

Project name: esearch assistants from the Royal Project Support and Promotion Center in Ratchaburi conducted an economic and social survey (Village Profile)

On Saturday, June 8, 2024, research assistants from the Royal Project Support and Promotion Center in Ratchaburi conducted an economic and social survey (Village Profile) in Ban Huai Phak Bon, Tanao Si Subdistrict, Suan Phueng District, Ratchaburi Province.

The team collected data from 6 vulnerable households, totaling 11 individuals. All 11 individuals are affected by brittle bone disease, causing bone deformities that prevent them from walking. Among them, 4 individuals participate in the Vocational Training Support Project for out-of-school youth and vulnerable groups in Suan Phueng District, organized by KMUTT Ratchaburi, where they are learning sewing skills.

Participants: 6 vulnerable households, totaling 11 individuals.

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name:Goat Farming Business Development Activities for the Thung Khru Livestock Farmers Group

The project team of Study on Factors in Developing the Goat Farming Business for the Thung Khru Livestock Farmers Group (FF67) organized a workshop on “Product Development from Goat Milk” on May 30, 2024, for representatives of the Darul Ibadah Community Enterprise Group.

Participants: 40 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: SI, ED

Project name: “Hmor Rao Lae Tual” is a key tool for developing the learning ecosystem for the people of Satun. It goes beyond learning about past stories, as it also creates and expands networks of storytellers and listeners, bringing together narratives of the present and future. “Hmor Rao Lae Tual” fosters awareness for urban development by promoting lifelong learning through storytelling and knowledge, elevating Satun to become a true “City of Learning.”

The research team from CIS has been working continuously in Satun for over five years, using a participatory approach that engages diverse groups, including urban residents, sea nomads, and forest dwellers. Through conversations, activities, shared experiences, and meticulous data collection, the team has built a comprehensive database for learning about Satun. Emphasizing sustainable urban development, the researchers are also nurturing local youth to become Super Active Learning Administrators—future leaders who will drive Satun towards becoming a “City of Learning.”

Participants: 1 province

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: SI, ED

Project name: “Opportunity Creation Activity for Educational Equity” for Border Schools

The activity took place at Ban Lam Phra School and Ban Nong Ko School in Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province, with 49 students participating. The students engaged in discussions to exchange ideas and perspectives, learned about waste segregation, and received 10 sets of computers with all necessary equipment installed. Additionally, students were introduced to the use of new computer software versions.

Participants: 49 students

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name: Physical and Mental Health Development Activities for the Elderly Club at Health Service Center 54, Taseam

On May 7, 2024, a hands-on workshop titled “Natural Scented Candle Making” was held for members of the Elderly Club at Health Service Center 54, Taseam, located in Thung Khru District. The workshop attracted 45 participants eager to learn.

The activity provided knowledge on different types of scented candles, selecting plant-based wax materials, and the benefits of aromatherapy. Participants learned about scent therapy, safety precautions in aroma use, fragrance notes, essential oil blending techniques, and various other candle-making tips.

Participants: 45 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name: “Heddicraft Workshop”

The project team organized a training and internship program for people with disabilities to prepare them for employment in various workplaces. This activity is part of an initiative to enhance the capabilities of people with disabilities and the elderly. The **Heddicraft Workshop** welcomed participants from the **Digital Media Production** course, who took on the responsibilities of creating documents and promotional materials for cultural activities organized by participants from the **Local Cultural Product Development** course. The workshop took place from September 21-24, 2023, at the Mangardens Craft Creative Center, Mueang District, Sakon Nakhon Province.

This Heddicraft Workshop was honored to host special guest speakers, **Mr. Chatpong Chuenrudee**, a renowned artist and architect known for his innovative architectural designs at CHAT Architects, and **Mr. Man Prachniyomka**, an internationally acclaimed artist and designer specializing in creating art with natural pigments. Both guests provided guidance to participants on designing and crafting scented candles and colored candles using natural pigments. They also demonstrated techniques for using naturally colored candles to create expressive and unique artworks, resulting in beautiful, creative, and distinctive pieces.

Participants: 1 province

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name: Technology Transfer Workshop on Thai Native Bee and Stingless Bee Farming

On January 24-25, 2024, the Native Bee and Pollinating Insect Research Center (NHBEE&P) at KMUTT Ratchaburi organized a workshop on “Technology Transfer for Thai Native Bee and Stingless Bee Farming.” The training aimed to provide knowledge about bees and stingless bees to interested individuals nationwide, as well as to teachers from pilot schools in Suan Phueng, Chom Bueng, and Ban Kha Districts. This initiative seeks to integrate bee-related knowledge into the educational curriculum for students in these schools.

Participants: 30 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Project name: On November 8, 2022, **King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) Ratchaburi** organized a training session on native bees and pollinating insects. The program included a honey-tasting activity from the farm in the morning, followed by an afternoon activity demonstrating the transfer of bee colonies from natural habitats to hive boxes. The event was held at the Thai Native Bee and Stingless Bee Farming Group in Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province.

Participants: 20 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

When They Meet Mountains, We Meet Nong Yuang

Participants: 65 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: SI

We created a conservation club so that, one day, there would be no need for a conservation club.

Introductory Natural Resource and Environmental Conservation Activity.

Our activity takes place at the Khao Nam Phu Nature and Wildlife Study Center in Kanchanaburi Province.Participants will engage in environmental conservation activities such as reforestation, wildlife and bird watching, learning about natural ecosystems, and various recreational activities.

Participants: 87 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: SI

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), through the Energy, Environment, Safety, and Health Center (EESH), in collaboration with Green Heart students, organized an educational and leadership-building event for students and teachers from Rasburana School (Muhammad Uthit), Rang Ratchaphruek Nuchmee Uthit School, Khlong Rangjak School, Chusin Thongpradit Anusorn School, Wat Sarot School, Samakkhibamrung School, Burana Sueksa School, and Na Luang School, with over 200 participants in total.

The activities were designed to integrate knowledge and raise awareness about road safety, with a particular emphasis on wearing helmets, which helps prevent accidents and fosters a consciousness of safe road usage.

Additionally, there was an educational session on the dangers of social media and how to safeguard one’s life and property.

Participants: 214 people

Project duration: 1 time per year

Project area: ED

Additional evidence link:

1. https://www.facebook.com/sociallab.kmutt
2. https://sociallab.kmutt.ac.th/pages/origin
3. https://ratchaburi.kmutt.ac.th/researchs/
4. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553876607384

KMUTT is now in the process to develop KMUTT Sustainability Strategic Plan 2030 which comply to the university policy and KMUTT Strategic Plan 2030 .KMUTT committed to be Sustainable University for SDG 2030 since 2017 which comply the global and national sustainable agenda and to promote the development of sustainability leadership “Green Heart “on our campus. Green Heart ‘s student plays a major role on sustainable activities in KMUTT by using “actions from everyone, everywhere” campaign. KMUTT proud to produce Green heart from our university as change agents to be leader which make social and the world sustainable.

By promoting students and personnel to learn, understand and put it into practice for continuous development, knowledge and understanding of sustainable development goals are tested, along with various activities throughout the academic year, in order to use the learning outcomes to improve the learning process and promote sustainable activities so that students and personnel have knowledge, understanding and participation in creating sustainability for society and expanding such sustainability to society and surrounding communities in the future.

Additional evidence link:

1. https://sustainable.kmutt.ac.th/kmutt-little-book-of-green-nudges/