Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has endorsed a research book entitle Sufficiency Thinking: Thailand’s Gift to an Unsustainable World at the G-77 Bangkok Roundtable on Sufficiency Economy: an Approach to Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals at the Siam Kempinski Hotel on February 28, 2016. G-77 is a United Nations group of 134 developing countries.
Sufficiency Thinking provides concrete evidence that Sufficiency Economy philosophy can be successfully applied to ensure sustainability across different sectors, including business, community, agriculture, education, public health and even in prison. With a generous grant from Thailand Sustainable Development Foundation, CMMU has invited Professor Gayle C. Avery and Professor Harald Bergsteiner from the Institute for Sustainable Leadership in Australia to be editors of the book. CMMU Sufficiency Economy researchers as well as prominent researchers from elsewhere have also contributed their chapters to this book.
The Thai government will use this research book as a tool to promote the application of the Sufficiency Economy philosophy to ensure the world’s sustainability. The book will be launched worldwide by Allen and Unwin on May 31 this year
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