HIGHLIGHTS

• Thammasat University’s Centre for SDG Research and Support (SDG Move), as the national host of SDSN Thailand, organized an international online workshop on “Rethinking Educational Infrastructure for Education for Sustainable Development in Thailand” on September 20, 2022. Part of the KASpaces series initiated by Konrad Adenauer Singapore, the workshop featured insights from Thai universities and engaged partners from 12 countries. This event highlighted collaborative efforts to advance sustainable education practices across Asia.

At the beginning of the academic year 2022-2023, on September 20th, 2022, the Centre for SDG Research and Support (SDG Move), Thammasat University, as a national host of SDSN Thailand, organized an online workshop on the topic of “Rethinking Educational Infrastructure for Education for Sustainable Development in Thailand”.

In this workshop, SDG Move engaged national experts on Education for Sustainable Development from Chulalongkorn University, Siam University, and Rajabhat Yala University to share their experiences and lessons learned in relation to the topic of the workshop. Participants include partners in the 12 countries, representatives from Konrad Adenauer Singapore, and the public.

This workshop was the 5^th workshop in a workshop series called KASpaces, started in 2021. KASPaces is an international effort, initiated by Konrad Adenauer Singapore with partners in 12 countries. Thailand is one of the countries and SDG Move, Thammasat University was the main partner in Thailand. This project covers 12 countries including, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, South Korea, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Pakistan, The Philippines, India, Taiwan.