Post by account_disabled on Jan 8, 2024 6:06:41 GMT
In organizing a Focus Group seminar to determine the goals and scope of the research and innovation roadmap to support Thailand's circular economy. By the Office of the Science Policy Committee National Technology and Innovation (NST) at the beginning of April. By inviting relevant sectors to brainstorm ideas on issues affecting The country's circular economy in 6 areas: society, technology, economy, environment, government policy, and values or values. To create a picture of the future of Thailand's circular economy" Circular Economy in the next 10 years, or around the year 2030, Dr. Surachai Sathitkunarat Assistant Secretary General of IPST said that according to IPST has prepared a white paper on science development.
Technology and innovation for the bioeconomy circular economy and green economy (Bio-Circular-Green Economy (BCG)) which the said BCG policy brings the concept of science Technology and Innovation (Science Technology) to support the bioeconomy circular economy and a green economy covering 4 target industries (S-curves), including the Special Data agricultural and food industries. medical and health bioenergy Chemical and biological materials and tourism, with STI going to help increase the efficiency of producers who are the original production base, such as farmers and communities. As well as using high technology to create new entrepreneurs with potential or startups that produce high value-added products and services or innovations. The development direction of all 4 industries must adhere to the principles of the circular economy, which means being able to design products and production processes to create the least amount of waste. Promote reuse and give importance to waste management from production and consumption By bringing raw materials that have already been produced and consumed into a transformation process for reuse.
Which is different from the traditional economic system that emphasizes resource use, production, and waste generation. Dr. Surachai said that currently in the circular economy operations in Thailand There are large entrepreneurs Small entrepreneurs and startups are starting to pay attention and has a business model that is consistent with the concept of the circular economy. But there are still a limited number. This is because most entrepreneurs in the system, including consumers, are still unable to transition from production and consumption according to the traditional economic system. to the circular economy system Due to various constraints such as consumers' willingness to pay for environmentally friendly products. Problems with access to technology, knowledge, or facilities that help transition to production that promotes the circulation of resources. Lack of database and system to evaluate and analyze the environmental impact of products or services. Lack of systems or incentives to support full circularity of raw materials regulatory constraints and related infrastructure, etc. “Research and innovation are therefore important mechanisms for driving the economy.
Technology and innovation for the bioeconomy circular economy and green economy (Bio-Circular-Green Economy (BCG)) which the said BCG policy brings the concept of science Technology and Innovation (Science Technology) to support the bioeconomy circular economy and a green economy covering 4 target industries (S-curves), including the Special Data agricultural and food industries. medical and health bioenergy Chemical and biological materials and tourism, with STI going to help increase the efficiency of producers who are the original production base, such as farmers and communities. As well as using high technology to create new entrepreneurs with potential or startups that produce high value-added products and services or innovations. The development direction of all 4 industries must adhere to the principles of the circular economy, which means being able to design products and production processes to create the least amount of waste. Promote reuse and give importance to waste management from production and consumption By bringing raw materials that have already been produced and consumed into a transformation process for reuse.
Which is different from the traditional economic system that emphasizes resource use, production, and waste generation. Dr. Surachai said that currently in the circular economy operations in Thailand There are large entrepreneurs Small entrepreneurs and startups are starting to pay attention and has a business model that is consistent with the concept of the circular economy. But there are still a limited number. This is because most entrepreneurs in the system, including consumers, are still unable to transition from production and consumption according to the traditional economic system. to the circular economy system Due to various constraints such as consumers' willingness to pay for environmentally friendly products. Problems with access to technology, knowledge, or facilities that help transition to production that promotes the circulation of resources. Lack of database and system to evaluate and analyze the environmental impact of products or services. Lack of systems or incentives to support full circularity of raw materials regulatory constraints and related infrastructure, etc. “Research and innovation are therefore important mechanisms for driving the economy.