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Recycling in the Classroom

3 E's:
ENCOURAGE
EDUCATE

ENFORCE

Despite environmental education topics in curricula, at home, from government, or non-profit organizations, not all people are aware of the impact of waste on the environment and on human health.
 
Let us Encourage, Educate, and Enforce every family member to recycle. 

 

Real recycling all starts at Home!

ARTICLES

Overview of Waste Management in Thailand

To promote participation between public sectors, private sectors and public awareness to reduce waste and to increase the utilization of organic wastes and recyclable wastes

Thailand Waste Management Challenges

Thailand’s capital Bangkok, a megacity city with over 12 million people, produces approximately 10,000 tonnes of waste per day, which is part of the nearly 27 million tonnes generated every year across the country

Solid Waste Management Policy in Thailand

Encourage population, including children, and the private sector to reduce waste at the source by following the 3R's concept (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)

RECYCLING IS A GLOBAL ISSUE

“We need to see waste for what it really is – a wasted resource. There is no place on our planet anymore for products that are used only briefly and thrown away. We need to ensure planned obsolescence is a thing of the past. It’s time for countries in the world to dramatically step-up recycling rates if we are to save this planet.”

Erik Solheim, Former Head of UN Environment

TRASH ISLAND

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