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- กรณีที่มีผู้ประสงค์จะเข้าร่วมฟังบรรยายเกินกว่าที่กำหนด จะพิจารณาให้กับผู้ที่ลงทะเบียนก่อน

The participants would be from Ministries of Environment, Health, Development and Planning, international organizations, public and private sectors, research institutions, and academia, from ASEAN and East Asian Countries as well as international experts of renown.

Invited Speakers (partial list)

Herman Autrup (University of Aarhus, Denmark); Martin van den Berg (IRAS and University of Utrecht, The Netherlands); John Clemens (International Vaccine Institute, Republic of Korea); Stephen J. Connor (Columbia University, USA); Maxx Dilley (UNDP, Geneva, Switzerland); John Essigmann (MIT, USA); Yannick Glemarec (GEF/BDP/UNDP, NY, USA); John Groopman ( Johns Hopkins University, MD, USA); Nasir Mohd. Hassan (Universiti Putra Malaysia); Nay Htun (Imperial College of Science, UK); Andrew Hudson (International Waters, GEF/BDP/UNDP, NY, USA); Michael McElroy (Columbia University, USA); Tony McMichael (Australian National University, Australia); Jenny Pronczuk de Garbino (WHO, Geneva, Switzerland); Twisuk Punpeng (Ministry of Public Health, Thailand); Khunying Mathuros Ruchirawat (CRI, Thailand); Ram Sasisekharan (MIT, USA); Surendra Shrestha (UNEP); Kirk Smith (University of California, Berkeley, USA); Jeff Spickett (University of Technology, Western Australia); Jin Yinlong (Institute for Environmental Health and Related Product Safety, China).

Conference program (click to see program)

The Conference will identify and discuss significant and emerging environmental health issues that are current, emerging and expected in the horizon to provide an early alert. It will also provide the forum for discussing the issues and determining the critical linkages of environment, health and development, which give rise to the significant issues.

The Conference sessions will also address the special problems and challenges faced by vulnerable groups, such as, children, the elderly and pregnant women.

Current scientific knowledge and the gaps for research, education, training and capacity building will cut-across the issues reviewed and discussed.

The Conference structure would be interactive and deliberative, with presentations of scientific papers and round tables.

The participants would be from Ministries of Environment, Health, Development and Planning, international organizations, public and private sectors, research institutions, and academia, from ASEAN and East Asian Countries as well as international experts of renown.