Creative tourism is an industry with high potential which can generate income and improve the quality of life nation-wide with sustainability.

Chulalongkorn University in partnership with KFAS co-organizes the inaugural Bangkok Forum of “Future Sustainable Asia” to discuss “Integrating Knowledge for Social Sustainability.”

Sustainable forest conservation project creates healthier communities and builds green awareness

Passing on ecological diversity to future generations

Bringing good health, improving the earth and making money for the local population

CU-initiated project helping villagers see the economic value in reforestation

CU team joins BMA and others to ensure a safe and enjoyable street food experience

Valuable advice on making meeting venues and materials more environmentally friendly

CU Sports Center offers great variety of exercise activities to students, faculty, staff and the public

Chulalongkorn University has been using a plot of public land that had been left vacant to create a high-technology institute for the educational development of residents of Nan province.

Chulalongkorn University began managing hazardous and chemical waste at the university under a 10-year management project that ran under the control of the Center of Excellence for the Management of Chemical and Hazardous Waste from 2006 until 2016. Currently, the task of managing chemical and hazardous waste is under the jurisdiction of the Center for Safety, Vocational Health and Environment of Chulalongkorn University.

Chemical-free farming and preservation of historic old own in the spotlight