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Banchong Mahaisavariya, MDMahidol University

Mahidol Sustainable University

Sustainable Development1987 Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland’s Report

“Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future

generations to meet their own needs”

Imbalance: Usage > RecoverSpeed: Problem > Recover

1972 1973 1987 1988 1990 1992 1997 2002 2007 2008 2012

StockholmSummitUNCHE

• Rio Declaration on Environment & Development• Agenda 21• Statement of Forest Principle• United Nations Framework Convention on

Climate Change – UNFCCC• Convention on Biological Diversity – CBD

1st

Assessment Report

4th Assessment Report

Food CrisisFinancial Crisis

Energy Crisis

2000

8 MDGs

Movements for Sustainability

Sustainable Development (SD)“Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

(Brundtland Commission, 1987).

Sustainable Development

System

Rate of NR Established > Rate of Consumption

Rate of Env. Absorption > Rate of Emission

How to? Demand vs Need (Self-sufficient)

Prosperity

Planet

People

Eco-Industry Research and Training Center, Mahidol University

2015

2030

17 SDGs

Movements for Sustainability

The university is organized into 17 faculties (responsible for both research and teaching), 7 institutes (mainly focusing on research), 6 colleges (mainly focusing on teaching) and 9 centers (mainly providing academic services).

Area~1,240 Rai or 490.2 Acre

First Master Plan was established in year 1974

1st Revised in year 1992 and 2nd Revised in year 2008

- “A promised place to live and learn with nature”

Make Salaya Campus a rich “university” atmosphere to:

– Produce a smart and responsible graduates

– Be students’ second home

– Offer learning environment in nature

Master Plan of Mahidol University @ Salaya

Phase I in Development following Master Plan

Phase II Development in year 2012 - 2014

Eco University Policy in year 2015 - Recent

Eco University Concept Idea

Strategy

1. กลยุทธ์การสง่เสรมิให้เกดิประสทิธิภาพการใช้ทรพัยากร1. Resource Efficiency

1.3 Garden Contest

Winner Runner up 1 Runner up 2

1.2 Central Smart Parking Building1.1 Increase Multifunctional Recreation Area(Mahidol Salaya Park )

1. Resource Efficiency

1.4 Reduce & Reuse Plastic Bag at Salaya Campus

100% Banned plastic bag in campus

1.5 Reduce & Reuse Plastic Bag at Bangkok Campus

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1.6 MU Lights out : reduce 10% electricity

1.9 Electrical tram1.8 MU Energy Awards 2017

MU Energy Awards : http://intranet.mahidol/op/oppe/awards/

1.7 ASEAN Energy Awards 2016

1. Resource Efficiency

4

1

1+21+2+31+2+3+4

321

24 %

MU Light Out: Energy Efficiency

เรื่องแจ้งเพื่อทราบDay 3

ใบที่สามเริ่มงอก

Organic Vegetable Garden in BuildingClean and Healthy Food

Recycle Treated Wastewater for Cleaning and Flushing

100% Recyclable Treated Wastewater

AchievementFertilizer from Yard Waste in Salaya Campus

Organic fertilizer

Bio fertilizer

2.Low Carbon

2.1 Central GHG Accounting (MU Carbon Footprint Database)

2.3 Low carbon hospital

2.2 GHG Removal Accounting

“ 5,258 Trees can reduce GHG 2,179.090 TonCO2 eq”

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3.1 Recycle waste bank in schools

3.Community Engagement

ภาพเปดิตวัโครงการเมือ่วนัที ่7 ก.ค. 2559

3.2 Idea green Kids Camp

ภาพเปดิตวัโครงการธนาคารขยะรไีซเคลิระยะที ่2 เมื่อวนัที ่8 มิ.ย. 2560

3.3 Sustainable University Network of Thailand

3.4 Outstanding occupational health and safety university

3.7 MU Blue Street: Street for Kid

3.5 Safety for Laboratory

3.6 Safety Day : Zero accident

3.Community Engagement

Eco-University Indicators, which are composed of material, energy, water, waste, green building, and

greenhouse gases

Indicators DetailsFaculty, Institute, college

2016 2017 2018

Amount % Amount % Amount %

1.Material 5% of total budget for green procurement 32 88.89 33 89.19 33 89.19

2.Energy No increasing of electricity consumption 10 27.03 21 56.76 26 70.27

3.Water No increasing of water consumption 12 32.43 21 56.76 19 51.35

4.Waste10% increasing of segregated recycle

wasteReference year 15 48.39 18 54.55

5.Building 50% of green building was implemented 19 51.35 25 67.57 31 79.89

6.Greenhouse gas

Greenhouse gas emission is evaluated and reported

Reference year 37 94.87 38 97.44

No increasing of GHG emission Reference year 22 62.86

Summarization of Eco-University Indicators Monitoring of Mahidol University

Green Procurement

15 ส่วนงาน13 ส่วนงาน

Year Number of Faculties that over the criteria Percentage2017 33 89.192018 33 89.19

0.00

25.00

50.00

75.00

100.00

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Perce

ntag

e of

Gre

en

Proc

urem

ent

Number of Faculties

2560

2561

20172018

Criteria Green procurement over 5 percent

Energy Usage

Year The number of faculties that can reduce the energy usage

2017 21 (55.26%)

2018 26 (70.27%)

The summary result of ECO report in 2018, there are 26 faculties that can reduce the energy usage. The

total amount of reducing energy usage is 23,573MW.

200,000

225,000

250,000

ปี 2560 ปี 2561

Energy Usage (MW)

23,5

73MW

2017 2018

Water Usage

Year The number of faculties that can reduce the water usage

2017 21 (56.67%)

2018 19 (51.35%)

In 2018, there are 19 faculties that can reduce the

water usage. The total amount of reducing water

usage is 89,908 cubic meters.

3700000

3750000

3800000

3850000

3900000

2017 2018

Water Usage (m3)

89,9

08 m

3

WasteRecycle waste

Chemical waste

Infectious waste

Radiation waste

Municipal solid waste

Organic waste

Inorganic waste

YearQuantity of recyclable waste (ton)

The number of faculties that separated recyclable waste

more than 10%

2017 1,372.54 15

2018 1,060.36 18

1,372.54 1,060.36

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500

1,000

1,500

2560 2561

Quantity of recyclable waste (ton)

2017 2018 In 2018, The quantity of recycle waste less than

2017 about 312 ton (22.74%).

Building

The number of faculties that meet 50% of green building elements

Criteria2017 2018

Number of faculties

PercentageNumber of faculties

Percentage

Pass 25 67.57 31 79.49

8 green building elements 4. Environmental Protection

1. Green Innovation2. Building

Management

5. Site and Landscape

6. Water Conservation

7. Energy and Atmosphere

8. Indoor Environmental

Quality3. Materials and

Resources

Carbon Footprint

The number of faculties that reduce GHGs Percentage22 62.86

In 2018, there are 22 faculties that can reduce the greenhouse gases. The total amount of reducing greenhouse gases is

26,806ton CO2eq.

Perception of Eco University Policy (Only Student)

5.17 4.60

22.41

38.5129.31

0

10

20

30

40

1 2 3 4 5

2.Acknowledgment of the university's environmental importance

30.46 25.29 28.1612.64

3.45

010203040

1 2 3 4 5

1. Perception of Eco University Policy

1.15 5.75

22.41

50.00

20.69

0

50

100

1 2 3 4 5

3. The level of awareness of greenhouse gases

17.24 15.52

24.1428.74

14.37

0

10

20

30

40

1 2 3 4 5

4. The level of awareness of carbon footprint

18.39

67.82

71.84

27.01

24.71

36.78

56.90

2.87

Application การสนทนา…

Email

Facebook

Line

MU Chanel

Poster

Website

MU Must Know

0 20 40 60 80

Channels to receive newsKnow80%

unknown10%

unsure10%

Perception of the waste segregation of the university.

know78%

unknown11%

Unsure 11%

Perception of Mahidol university is the No.1 green university in the

country

49.43

51.15

27.01

6.32

รถราง

ป้ายรอรถราง

สถานีรถราง

อื่นๆ

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Where publicity posters found

Tram

Other

Tram Station

Tram StopYes 93%

No7%

Reducing the use of plastic in everyday life

Mahidol University successfully reduced itsG r e e n h o u s e G a s E m i s s i o n s b y 1 5 %

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

Waste RecyclingBank

Reduce & ReusePlastic Bag

Carbon stock ofbiomass

GHG Reductions

Total GHG Reductions : 3,239 ton CO2eq

Total GHG Emissions : 20,832 ton CO2eq(Fiscal year 2018)

Ton CO2 eq.

2,179GHG Reductions of each Categories (Ton CO2 eq.) 479 581

Environmental Management System

Mahidol University, Salaya Campus had been certified ISO 14001: 2015 in year 2018

ISO 14001 : 2015

3rd SUN Thailand Conference at Thammasart University

Members 30 Top University in Thailand

Sustainable University Network of Thailand

Mahidol University has lead the SUN Network, University Networking for Sustainable Development of Thailand’s Higher Education

Asian Sustainable Campus Network Conference at Tongji University, China

SUN Thailand is connecting to the Japan, Korea and China Networks in order to be the Asia Sustainable Campus Networking

MAHIDOL UNIVERSITRY UI GREENMETRIC WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2018

TotalSetting andInfrastructu

re

Energy andClimateChange

Waste WaterTransportati

onEducation

2012 6,208 739 1,560 1,350 865 1,375 319

2013 6,370 706 1,455 1,350 865 1,375 619

2014 6,343 741 1,455 1,350 865 1,375 557

2015 5,736 678 1,200 1,425 565 1,009 589

2016 5,992 928 1,077 1,251 485 1,345 906

2017 5,782 829 1,095 1,302 560 1,162 834

2018 6,850 1,050 1,175 1,275 800 1,225 1,325

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2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

World Ranked No. 89from 719U

Asia Ranked No. 22from306 U

Thailand Ranked No.1from 31U6850 point

MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY

Student: Campus Life @ Salaya

Role of University for SDGs: Educate our future Leaders, Make people: See-Move-Achieve SDGs

ผลงานด้านกจิการนักศึกษา“A promised place to live and learn with nature”

Mahidol: Green-Sustainable-Echo U.

Ack: VP Kitikorn Jamorndusit