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Best Practice Muangklang

Low Carbon City

Thematic Area: Urban Envirenment

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1. City of Tree

2. City of waste Minimization

3. City of Energy Sufficiency

4. City of Sustainable Consumption

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Promotion of planting trees around city Turn trash into trees Increase the green areas Motivating the people to plant tress

5Figure 1 Planting trees on roadsides

6Figure 2 Tree planting in weeded vacant urban area

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Figure 3 More urban public spaces become green

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Figure 4 Planting trees as a common public activity

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10Figure 5 Waste separations on a belt

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Figure 6 Some are picked out and the rest goes to landfill

12Figure 7 Fruit peels from fresh market

13Figure 8 Goats feed on most organics

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Figure 9 Pigs are ‘living mills’ mincing tons of green waste daily

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Figure 10 And the mills keep growing in number

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Figure 11 Goat manure is useful

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Figure 12 Muangklang's municipal landfill

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Figure 13 Muangklang's municipal landfill

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Figure 14 Participating students with their separated trash

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Figure 15 River conservation consists of various interventions

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Figure 16 Grease trap installed under a washing sink

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Figure 17 A grease trap outside of a house

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Figure 18 Grease collection simply by hand-scoop

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Figure 19 Trapped grease is used as additional fuel atslaughterhouse

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Figure 20 E.M. treats sewage before it finally goes to the river

28Figure 21 Students in training to use equipment

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Figure 22 Students are sampling water in the river

30Figure 23 The river is being dredged

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Figure 24 Municipality office building

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Public Canpaign on energy and fuel saving

Public Campagne on use of public transport

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Figure 27 Non-motorized route promotion

35Figure 28 A bio-gas production tank

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Figure 29 A compost production pit with ventilator anddrainage ducts

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Figure 31 Paddy field; being replaced by city expansion

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Figure 32 Vegetable planted by municipal workers

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Figure 33 Muangklang used to grow rice extensively

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Figure 34 Pig's manure bagged for sale

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Figure 35 Stacks holding earthworms to collect "black gold"

Figure 36 Earthworms

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Figure 37 Annual river procession in the city of Muangklang

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Figure 38 Muangklang sport complex

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Figure 39 Auspecious ceremony in the annual festivity

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Figure:40 The Mayer receiving visitors at the black gold stacks

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