International Training Course on. Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Mahidol University

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1 International Training Course on Waste Management and Wastewater Treatment for Sustainability Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, 1. Course Title: Waste Management and Wastewater Treatment for Sustainability 2. Duration February Background and Rational Currently, increasing in population, advanced technology, social and economic development is causing a rise of pollution such as waste and wastewater. At the same time the methods of pollution prevention and waste management in developing countries are still slowly developed. Inappropriate management of waste and wastewater is an immediate solution to cope with the tremendous amount of waste generated and the consequences of it causes major problem among these countries. Dumping waste in vacant lands or discharge of untreated wastewater directly into the rivers have caused many environmental and health effects. The pollutants and toxic substances released from the illegal dumping sites can contaminate the land, groundwater and surface water nearby. Also the pollutants in wastewater can harm the aquatic lives. And this would have adverse health effects to the receptors in the vicinity area of the dumping sites and along the rivers. The scale of these problems is not limited only to the local level but to the global level as well. The uncontrolled emission of greenhouse gases from the degradation of organic substances in waste and wastewater such as methane and carbon dioxide is one of the major concerned in global warming issue. Municipal solid waste management and wastewater treatment have been active areas of study, research and teaching of the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies. Thailand has made large steps in improving the management in the past decade. For these reasons the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies intends to organize a training program in Waste Management for Sustainability. This program will provide an understanding of the principles underlining effective waste management from generation, collection, transport, reuse, recycle and disposal. In addition the transformation of organic substances in waste and wastewater to the energy recovery is included in this program. The course will rely on the expertise that the Faculty has gained through hands on research and also on the experience of Thailand over the last decade in tackling this issue. State of the art waste management and wastewater treatment techniques will be disseminated and the current challenges faced will also be debated. It is expected that this program based on practical experiences in Thailand will be of use to participants in the future. 1

2 4. Objectives The objectives of this project are as follows: 4.1 To introduce the concepts and principles knowledge of municipal solid waste management and wastewater treatment technologies 4.2 To enhance practical knowledge, technology and skills via the site visits 5. Course Contents Time Monday, 15 February Registration Opening ceremony Activities Audio Visual Presentation Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies Welcoming speech by Dean of the Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies Course Introduction, Course Syllabus & Programme, Instructors, Assistants, Logistics by Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Introduction to academic and supporting staff Participants introduce themselves Group photo Salaya Campus Tour Topic 1: Perspective of Waste Management Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Welcoming Dinner All lecturers and staff Tuesday, 16 February Topic 2 : Waste Minimization and Recycle/ waste marketing and investment in this recycling process Topic 3: Industrial Waste and Hazardous Waste Management Wednesday, 17 February Topic 4: Composting of Municipal Solid Waste Mr.Patarapol Tularak Dr. Sirakarn Leungsakul of industrial works Assoc. Prof. Usanee Uyasatian 2

3 Topic 5: Thermal Treatment of Waste: Incineration and Energy Recovery, RDF Dr. Bundit Channarong Thursday, 18 February Topic 6 : Waste Disposal: Landfill/Landfill management Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Topic 7: Special Categories of Wastes Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Friday, 19 February Field trip 1: Site visit Transfer Station at On Nut or Rachavipha or Saimai And Nhong Kham Incineration: by BMA (1 st incinerator in Bangkok :under construction) MU and Visited Office Staff Saturday, 20 February 2016 Social and cultural activities: 1) Rattanakosin Island- Bangkhuntien Seaside 2) Chatuchak Weekend Market Sunday, 21 February 2016 Social and cultural activities: 1) Don Wai Floating Market 2) MBK Center Monday, 22 February Topic 8: Overview of Wastewater Treatment in Thailand/ Cost recovery from wastewater treatment process Dr. Chaiyo Juisiri Topic 9: Wastewater Collection System/ transport and disposal Tuesday, 23 February 2016 Dr. Chaiyo Juisiri Topic 10: Wastewater Reuse and Reclaim Dr. Jenjit 3

4 Topic 11: Waste and Wastewater: Global Warming Issue Wednesday, 24 February Topic 12: GIS Application for Waste Management Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Asst. Prof. Dr. Kanchana Topic 13: Wastewater Treatment Technologies: Aerobic Processes Thursday, 25 February Topic 14: Wastewater Treatment Technologies: Anaerobic Processes Asst. Prof. Jaruwan Wongtanet Asst. Prof. Jaruwan Wongtanet Topic 15: Biogas from Waste and Wastewater Assoc.Prof. Benjaporn Prapagdee Friday, 26 February Field trip 2: BMA Wastewater Treatment Saturday, 27 February 2016 Dindang or Jatujak or Bangsue Wastewater Treatment Plant (morning) And Sludge treatment plant at Nontaburi (Afternoon) Topic 16: Application of Sludge and technology for treatment and the Faucal Sludge Management and cost recovery. Lecturers and Office staff Mr. Permpong Pumwiset Bureau of Environment and Health, Nonthaburi Municipality Overall Assessment All Lecturers and Staff Closing Ceremony Farewell Dinner 4

5 6. Venue - Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, - Accommodation: - MB House, Institute of Molecular Biosciences, 7. Expected Results Expected key results for participants after completion of the training course: - Basic knowledge of waste management and wastewater treatment - Meaningful information about advanced technology for recycling, treatment, disposal processes related to solid and hazardous waste and treatment technologies. - Better understanding of further applications through field trips 8. Institution Executing/Implementation Agency - Implementation Organization: Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, - Staff availability: 5-10 Lecturers will be involved in this training course. 10 Supporting staff will facilitate the logistics of this training course. - Training material: Hand-outs, documents and manual are available. - Equipment: Computers, printers, LCD, media equipment, laboratory equipment are available. - Accommodation: MB House, Institute of Molecular Biosciences, - Address: 999 Phuttamonthon 4 Rd., Salaya, Phuttamonthon, Nakhon Pathom Course Director: Asst. Prof. Dr. Achara Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Madidol University - Contact Person: Miss Vilinthorn Xuto Training Technical Officer of Research and Academic Services Section Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Madidol University Tel: ext Fax: vilinthorn.xut@mahidol.ac.th 9. List of Participants from of Housing and Urban Planning, Lao PDR 1. Mr. Virachith Douangchanh--National Coordinator for Training 2. Mr. Bounpathom Suvannamethy 3. Mr. Sompong Luangleuxay 4. Mr. Mixay Sengsoulin 5. Mr. Sengdaokeo Vethmany--(will be 14-21/2/2016) 6. Mr. Thongsavanh Sisouvanh( will be 21-28/2/2016) 5