Course Introduction
Background
The global green transition demands evidence-based approaches to balance economic growth with environmental stewardship. This course equips professionals with the tools to measure, value, and manage natural resources—forests, water, land, and agriculture—using economic methods that directly inform climate-smart policies, SDGs, and sustainable investments.
Course Highlights
Module 1: Introduction to Natural Resource Economics
Module 2: Valuing Ecosystems and Ecosystem Services in the Era of Climate Change
Module 3: Economic, Statistical, and Geospatial Tools in Valuing Ecosystems
Module 4: Policy Instruments & Global Good Practices
Module 5: Hands-on workshops and Decision-making/Way forward
Key Takeaways:
1. Gain practical skills in valuing forests, water, land, and marine/coastal ecosystems using proven economic methods.
2. Learn how to apply valuation results to climate-smart sustainable development and investment decisions.
3. Explore and compare global case studies from Asia, Africa, and Europe to understand diverse applications.
4. Learn hands-on tools like R, Survey tools, and GIS for real-world resource valuation.
Who is the Audience?
1. Government policymakers and officials from the environment, agriculture, and planning development
2. NGO and development agency professionals working on sustainability-related projects
3. Corporate sustainability managers and CSR officials
4. Faculty members, researchers, and graduate students from economics, agriculture, and environmental studies
“Valuing Nature, Powering the Green Transition.”
📅 Duration: 5 Days 📍
Format: In-person / Online
👥 Target Group: 15–20 participants
💰 Fee:
47,499 THB / 1500 USD / 5 Modules (In-person) |
39,583 THB / 1250 USD /5 Modules (Online)
🎟 Early Bird & Group Discounts Available for those who enroll for all 5 Modules.
(Register before 30 March, 2026)
👉 Enroll today and gain the skills to integrate economics into sustainability leadership.
