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The Sirindhorn International Environmental Park Foundation Under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)

“A regional Centre of Expertise (RCE) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), in the locality under the leadership of the Sirindhorn International Environmental Park , has been acknowledged by the United Nations University. An RCE is a network of existing formal, non-formal and informal education organizations mobilized to deliver ESD in the locality or region.”

RCE Cha-am Vision RCE Cha-am envisions to be an International Center of Learning on Energy, Natural Resources as well as the central hub for Environment Sustainable Development in the southwest coastal region of Thailand. It will promote local innovation and appropriate technology and establish strong linkages in the spheres of science and technology, both within Thailand and with neighboring and international countries and organizations through the global learning space. All decisions of RCE Cha-am will be made by the consensus agreement of the local RCE network and will strongly align with HM the King’s sufficiency economy philosophy and model.

Key Regional Sustainable Development Challenges Economic Challenges Eco-tourism Agricultural products for export Fisheries Manufacturing (agricultural processing and canning) Environmental Challenges Soil Erosion Deforestation in the highlands Land encroachment into protected area Water management Restoration of Mangrove ecosystem Sedimentation Coastal Erosion Fishing practices Social Challenges Increasing Indebtedness of Poor Industrial pollution Budgetary Constraints Globalization's effect on Thai culture General Understanding of Sustainability

RCE Cha-am Long-term Goals The majority of people in the two provinces have a similar understanding of “Sustainability” Development decisions are made which protect the natural ecosystem of the coastal and highland areas and are in-line with the King’s “sufficiency economy model” Restoration of the coastal mangrove ecosystem to a sustainable state

Short-term Objectives Conduct training on general understanding of sustainable development and sufficiency economy to teachers, local community leaders Organize and conduct youth camps on environment and natural resources Demonstration of research findings Exhibitions on energy conservation and renewable energy technology Training on biodiversity and reforestation of forests

Strategies for Achieving the Goals and Objectives Local Network National Alliance Global Partnership Network Building Strategies

Strategies for Achieving the Goals and Objectives Additional Strategies will include: Promoting and developing appropriate and alternative energy technology on addition to natural resource management which lining with local communities and local traditional knowledge Rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems that will be used as real life learning classrooms Promotion of eco-tourism by participation of the local community and partnership network Developing public relations and dissemination of partners 'work on ESD, energy conservation, natural resource management and environmental conservation.

Building the knowledge and skills capacity of RCE partners and the community on ESD and sustainable development, as well as skills needed for achieving sustainability Encouraging the development and dissemination of information and learning from the Royal Projects for honorable HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Investing generated incomes within the region and abroad for continuous sustainable development, and maintain budgets efficient and transparent.

Monitoring and Evaluation System Sustainability Indicators: RCE Cha-am will firstly develop an overall sustainability systems framework using a “Sustainability Compass” model to monitor the key area categories and systemic indicator trends of sustainable development.

“Sustainability Compass” Model N = Nature S = Society E = Economy W = Wellbeing

Key areas of evaluation Evaluation of targets against national sustainable development targets as well as ESD targets established by MoNRE and MoE. Research on environmental sustainability, education for sustainable development and sufficiency economy strategies, actions and outcomes Evaluation of development of network and of both human and institutional capacity in the region

Evaluation of engagement of RCE Cha-am with other organizations in the UNU-IAS RCE network Evaluation of impact of ESD on decision-making at the local and regional level by government and by individuals

Governance / Management Structure The governance of RCE Cha-am Governing Council Management Board Civil Society Committee Working Groups General Membership Education Committee Local Administration Committee Business Sector Committee Advisory Group The governance of RCE Cha-am

Development of RCE Cha-am Partnerships Networking Strategies As a focal point of linking research knowledge, innovations among networks and communities, RCE should know the key person to contact as well as, some sources of knowledge should be identified. The information and electronic system should be used for linking information. RCE located at the foundation should be well known by local people. So that public relation and communication are needed for disseminating location, roles and responsibilities of the center, including clarification of coordination system.

splitting by roles and functions. These are basic education, (4) There has been sub-networking system of educational groups splitting by roles and functions. These are basic education, university, vocational and non-formal education. (5) Network’s representative are appointed in steering committee of RCE, and cooperated among their network.

Strategies for strengthening and utilizing collaboration among the various stakeholders Strengthening communication channels that are most locally appropriate Roving meetings held at different areas in the two provinces Capacity building training for youth about sustainable development and some general networking and communication skills Hosting of periodic networking events (social type for building relationships and understanding between different groups)

Stakeholders Consultation Workshop on Regional Center of Expertise (RCE) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) 6 July 2007 The Sirindhorn International Environmental Park Summary of Group Presentations

The workshop in preparation for the establishment of The Regional Center of Expertise (RCE) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD),6 July 2007.

Summary of Group Presentations Central Government, Broad of Trustees, and State Enterprise Academic Sector Local Administrative representatives and Phetchaburi Province’s representatives

Central Government, Broad of Trustees, and State Enterprise Academic Sector Implementation for Sustainable Development either completed or ongoing plan Participation on sustainable development linked to RCE Limitation and recommendation in linkage between networks and RCE Ways to link with community and RCE Further educational networks and learning centers Local Administrative representatives and Phetchaburi Province’s representatives Conservation of natural resources and environment Social and cultural area Economic area Central Government, Broad of Trustees, and State Enterprise Activities and projects - Herb organic farm - Solar cell and renewable energy - GMS Information Technology for conservation of natural resources - Protection and resolve of disaster - etc.

Academic Sector Implementation for Sustainable Development either completed or ongoing plan Participation on sustainable development linked to RCE Limitation and recommendation in linkage between networks and RCE Ways to link with community and RCE Further educational networks and learning centers

Local Administrative representatives and Phetchaburi Province’s representatives Conservation of natural resources and environment - Conservation of mangrove - Forest plantation - Natural conservation Camp in schools, etc. Social and cultural area - Projects on Museum of 10 technicians in Phetchaburi - promoting local careers related to traditions and life style - Promoting local festivals, etc. Economic area - Promoting organic farm - Arranging Shell Feast, Bird Watch, Squid fishing Festival, etc.

Central Government Agencies and State Enterprises Presentation activities and projects as follows: - Herb organic farm - Solar cell and renewable energy - GMS Information Technology for conservation, rehabilitation of natural resources and environment - Protection and resolve of disasters - Water treatment by natural system - Development of model - Mangrove plantation - Knowledge of Production of Economic Aquatic Animals - etc.

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