Thailand's sustainable development sourcebook : issues & information, ideas & inspiration / editor-in-chief, Nicholas Grossman ; editors, Jim Algie, Apiradee Treerutkuarkul and Nina Wegner.
Publication details: Bangkok : Editions Didier Millet, 2015. Description: 416 p. : illISBN:- 9789814610209
- HC445.Z9.E5 T351
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Mape of Thailand -- Key performance indicators -- Part 1 An introduction to sustainable development -- Part 2 Issues and information -- The Thai environment -- The Thai economy -- The Thai society -- The Thai culture -- Part 3 Ideas and inspiration -- THe power of the individual -- Community spirit -- Private sector enterprise -- The role of government.
"This sourcebook provides a snapshot of Thailand and sustainable development as of 2015." Part 1 offers a broad overview of sustainable development and explains how it has evolved over the decades. Part 2 defines the key issues the kingdom is grappling with in its quest for sustainable development. Part 3 showcases many of the programs and pioneers who are working to create sustainable development in Thailand -- p.13.
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