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Young Innovators Win e-Waste HACK BKK 2024 with “Intelligence Bin” Idea
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2024
The growing e-waste amount has planted a “time bomb” in the global environment, with “Southeast Asia” ranking among the biggest e-waste generators. In 2023, Southeast Asia produced 12.3 million metric tons of e-waste – an increase of 60% from 2010.
AIS Kicks Off Thailand’s Biggest E-Waste Drive for International E-Waste Day
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2024
Advanced Info Service (AIS), Thailand's leading digital infrastructure provider, has expanded its innovative "Aunjai Goes Nationwide: E-Waste Hunt" campaign, addressing the mounting challenge of electronic waste management in Thailand in the occasion of 14 October 2024 International E-Waste Day.
Turning e-Waste into Social Value with "e-Waste HACK BKK 2024" Project
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 05, 2024
True Corp hacks new-gen ideas! Turning e-Waste into Social Valued Innovation with the "e-Waste HACK BKK 2024" Project for a Better Life in Bangkok
AIS shines as the winner of WSIS Prize 2024 with E-Waste+ Application
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2024
AIS is proud to announce that it has been awarded the winner of the WSIS Prize 2024 in the ALC7 E-Environment category, being the the sole winner in the private telecom sector, and a triumph for Thailand
True initiates e-waste scheme
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2023
Telecom-tech company True Corporation is inviting members of the public to dispose of their e-waste at branches of True Shop, TrueSphere and Dtac Shops nationwide in a bid to create a sustainable planet and improve quality of life.
Discard old smartphones, earphones and other e-waste responsibly
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022
People in Thailand alone discard about 5 kilograms of small e-waste like mobile phones, chargers, earphones, batteries, etc, on average per year and this amount will likely surge.
Just wrap up your e-waste and give it to the postman
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2021
Householders can now hand their electronic waste (e-waste) to postal delivery staff, in a campaign launched by Thailand Post and Advanced Info Service (AIS) to protect the environment.
Import of over 400 e-waste items banned
MONDAY, OCTOBER 05, 2020
The Commerce Ministry has banned the import of 428 e-waste items as of September 15, and violators can face up to 10 years in prison and/or a fine of five times the price of the shipment.
Thai scientists create recycling tools to tap Bt30bn e-waste bonanza
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2020
Thailand is developing technology to extract rare-earth metals from recycled industrial and household waste to serve high-tech industries.
REPORT: Thailand paying the price for eco-sluggishness as controversial environmental issues rise
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2018
The world is so interconnected, so changes imposed on the environment in Thailand – and the value Thais attach to ecology – cannot be viewed separately from what’s happening elsewhere.
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