REPORT OF THE 11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
“ASIAN Community Knowledge Networks for the Economy, Society, Culture, and
Environmental Stability”, 30 March – 3 April 2015 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The Inter-University Cooperation Program for 2015 “ASIAN Community Knowledge
Networks for the Economy, Society, Culture, and Environmental Stability”, has been
organized by the universities in Nepal with Kathmandu University as the major Co-organizer
and in association with Tribhuvan University, Pokhara University and Huntinton University
in Sudbury, Canada.
The Inter-University Cooperation Program aims to promote international
understanding and to develop academic and cultural ties among universities in Asia – Pacific,
ASEAN and the GMS countries. Its major activity is to bring the awareness of the economic,
social, environmental and political issues that have significant impacts on global warming,
trade, financial stability and social security.
The ultimate objectives the ultimate objectives of development must be to bring about
sustained improvement in the well-being of the individual and bestow benefits on all. If
undue privileges, extreme of wealth and social injustices persist, then strategy based on joint
and concentrated action by developing and developed countries in all spheres of economic
and social life: in industry and agriculture, in trade and finance, in employment and
education, in health and welfare, in science and technology, in environment and ecosystem to
adapt naturally to climate change, and in food production and human security.
It is anticipated that the presentations of the participants’ conceptual ideas resulted
from their studies of the respective subjects/topics will be the useful inputs in formulating the
policies. Through exchange of ideas and sharing of knowledge among the participants will
facilitate in formulating the global policies in respect of the global and regional issues.
Furthermore, it is expected that the initiatives taken by the participants in their respective
papers and reflecting their conceptual ideas of mitigation measures to be considered about the
regional issues, however, should be a jump start to formulate policies pertaining to the
regional stability.
This year the theme of the International Conference has slightly changed to adopt the
term “ASIAN” due to the reason that Nepal has been chosen to be the venue of the
Conference and importantly is located in the southern part of Asia. Nepal and Thailand and
other countries in Asia – Pacific have over fifty years of strong diplomatic relations that have
flourished into regular exchanges of academic knowledge and expertise. This conference will
also focus on developing a sustainable platform for expanding universities attending in this
conference from Thailand for an opportunity to bridge bilateral cooperation in area of
academic excellence and cultural exchanges.
There were 230 participants from more than 5 countries to present 110 research papers and 9
posters. The following are the name’s lists of the paper presenters and their associate research
team.
Session 1: Poverty Alleviation, Social Welfare and Protection
No
1.
Title of Papers
Presenters
Enhancing Potential of Vulnerable Women in Deep Associate Professor Dr.
South, Thailand.
Penpuck Thongtae
Session 2: Education and Investing in Human Resource Development
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
Education for Preparedness of the Youth to ASEAN.
Assistant Professor Dr.
Amonwan Werathummo
2.
Significance of Academic Institution in Fostering Supriya Koirala
Employment Opportunities Through Innovation and
Entrepreneurship Culture.
3.
Characteristics of Manpower in Industrial Sector for Assistant Professor
Preparing to Enter ASEAN Community: A Case Nathapakorn Juntapidta
Study of Government Sector, State Enterprises and
Private Sectors in Buriram Province.
4.
Proposed Guidelines to Select Learning Management Sushil Shrestha
System.
5.
The Development of Chinese and English Learning Assistant Professor Dr.
Modules Using Mobile Application to Accommodate Sornchai Mungthaisong and
ASEAN Community Preparation for Provincial Dr. Sahattaya Sittivised
Organizations in Chiang Rai Province.
6.
Bridging Digital Divides in the Learning Process: For Er. Tulasi Dahal
the Smart World.
7.
Developing Teacher Students Knowledge of Sharing Assistant Professor Dr.
Skills, Analytical Thinking Skills and Presentation Chusri Suwan
Skills through the Use of Brainstorming and MindMapping Techniques.
8.
Human Resource Development through Learning Dr. Jidapa Suwannarerk
Activities for Awareness Enhancement of the
Sufficiency Economy and the Learning Base at
Household and Community Levels among Students
Enrolled in Local Community-Way Course, Thaksin
University.
9.
Sufficiency Economy Based Development of the Associate Professor Dr.
Quality of Life of Secondary School Students.
Niran Chullasap
10.
University Students’ Opinion towards Physical Assistant Professor Dr.
Education Teaching and Learning in General Phitak Lekkla
Education Curriculum.
11.
The Development of a Teaching Model on Business Assistant Professor Dr.
English Writing Using Scaffolding Approach Sumitra Danpanich
Towards the Learners.
12.
The Development of Search the Information and Dr. Patcharee Piyapan
Create a Research Problem Skills for Faculty of
Education, Dhonburi Rajabhat University.
13.
Learning Sciences Curriculum Development for Dr. Wichit Thepprasit
Thailand Context.
Dr. PrawetWetcha
Dr. Simmee Oupra
No
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Title of Papers
Potentiality Development of Senior Volunteer Brain
Bank in Network of Rights Protection toward Local
Wisdom, Saraburi Province.
The Study of Biography and Works of the Person
Used to Receive the Award in the Field of Education
for Calmness: Phraku Pipitphacharat Wat Samakkee,
Thasawang Sub-District, Muaeng District, Buriram
Province.
Impact of the Higher Education System on Economy
in India.
A Study of English Communicative Speaking Skill of
Grade 11 Students through Dramatic Activities.
Prevalence and Factors Associated with Nutritional
Status of Primary Education Students in Nanglae
Sub-District, Muang District, Chiangrai Province,
Thailand.
A Research and Development of Knowledge
Management for the Enhancement of Learning
Achievement of Graduate Students at Ratchathani
University in Ubonratchathani.
E-Learning System to Enhance Cognitive Skills for
Learners in Higher Education: The Acceptance of
the Women Role in Management of Local
Government Organization Buriram Province.
An Educational Graduate Study Curriculum
Development on Teacher Profession by Curriculum
Improvement Model: Pilot Project Implementing for
Curriculum and Instruction, Dhonburi Rajabhat
University.
The Searching Skill Development of the Process in
Students Faculty of Education in Chiang Rai
Rajabhat University. (Poster Presentation)
The Development of the Ability of Making Group
Decision Critically for Teacher Education Students
by Using Scaffolding. (Poster Presentation)
Presenters
Dr. Amnuay Pinphila
Integrated Accounting for Profession – Business
Model of 4th Year Students from the School of
Accounting, Chiang Rai Rajabhat University.
(Poster Presentation)
Development of New Chemistry Teaching by Using
Small Scale Laboratory Cooperate with 7 E Model.
(Poster Presentation)
Assistant Professor Dr.
Panchat Akarak and
Miss Nisarath
Chaiwongsakda
Ms. Muncharin Damchuay
Mr. Chomphu Isariyawat
Assistant Professor Suresh
Tomar
Assistant Professor Dr.
Sakon Kerdpol
Ms. Sunattra Nunloi
Dr. Surangkana Manyanon
Dr. Witchan Junharick
Assistant Professor Dr. Direk
Suksunai
Assistant Professor Dr.
Saengrawee Panya
Dr. Sudapon Panyaprouks
Session 3: Cultural Heritage, Ethnic Diversity
No
Title of Papers
1.
Local Wisdom of Housing Culture in Southern of
Thailand under the Context of Beliefs in the World
and Universe.
2.
Nora Rong Khru… Stay Alive in Southern Thai Way.
3.
The Role of Kallmor Ritual in the Socio-Cultural
Life of Kui Ethnic Group of Samrong Thap District,
Surin Province, Thailand.
4.
Adaptation Guidelines for the Transmission of the
Folk Media for Identity Revitalization and
Empowerment in Chiang Rai Province towards New
Media Era.
5.
A Discourse Analysis of Environment and
Development in Japanese Animated Film POM
POKO.
6.
The Fashion Design of Spring-Summer Collections
Inspired by Thai Painting in the Reign of King Rama
III by Using Thai Textile Woven from 4 Regions.
7.
Revitalization and Expansion of Local Wisdom,
Culture, and Tradition of Communities in Nanglae
Subdistrict, Muang District, Chiang Rai Province.
8.
The Circumstances of Endangered Languages of the
Ethnic Groups in Greater Mekong Sub- region.
9.
The Creativity of Activities for Enhancing the
Community Identities in Nanglae Sub-district,
Mueang District, Chaing Rai.
10.
Conceptualizing Peace and Harmony: A Critical
Study of Caste and Traditions in India.
11.
Value Creation and Pride of the Elders through the
Wisdom and Local History of Community in Bandu
Sub-district Municipality.
12.
Psychological Wellness Reinforcement for Senior
Citizen of Baan Du Sub-District, Chiang Rai through
Aesthetical Appreciation of Art and Music.
13.
Lessons from China’s Experience in Its
Development.
14.
The Dynamics and Adaptation of Banyang ThaiKhmer Ethnicities Community in Buriram Province.
15.
Ties to serve the Muslim way to Islam and Islamic
law Enforcement: Case Study of Suanluang 1.
16.
The Way of Life of Thai Wife and Foreign Husband
in Buriram Province.
17.
Beliefs and Rituals among the Urak Lawoi Sea
Gypsies in the Bulon Archipelago, Satun Province.
Presenters
Dr. Kitipong Tepjitara
Ms. Eng-on Chullasub
Ms. Jamnong Junkhiew
Dr. Jiraporn Khunsri
Dr. Gwyntorn Satean
Assistant Professor
Suwannee Khruapan
Mr. Suthat Klaysuwan
Mr. Somwang Inchai
Mr. Nanfa Chanthaphorm
Vibhudi Venkateshwarlu
Mrs. Pattareepan Pantu
Mrs. Supparat Inthaniwet
Assistant Professor Siriporn
Dabphet
Mr. Thanakorn Phetsinchorn
Assistant Professor Dr.
Suwimol Pichayapaiboon
Mr. Thongchai Sisophon
Assistant Professor Dr.
Srisuporn Piyaratanawong
and Mr. Suchai
Assawapantanakun
18.
19.
Conservation of Local Wisdoms and Dissemination Associate Professor Dr.
through Multimedia on Diversified Ethnicity in Nan Makha Khittasangka
Province, Thailand.
Use of Fables for Enhancing the Comprehension Ms. Nalae Chaha
Skill for Students of Inter-Ethnic Studies on Mekong
Sub Region, Chiang Rai Rajabhat University,
Thailand. (Poster Presentation)
Session 4: Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Migrant Workers, Women, Children,
the Elderly, and Persons with Disabilities: Labor Rights and Human Rights
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
Law Enforcement for Protection of Marine Fishery Assistant Professor
Employee’s Rights in Thailand.
Kannaphat Chittawong
2.
The Impact of the Migrant Workers on Economy, Miss Supattanee
Society and Stability in Chiang Rai Province.
Piamsuwannakit
3.
Guidelines for Creating Happiness of Burmese Associate Professor Dr.
Migrant Workers in Chiang Rai, Thailand.
Jirapha Sakkittimalai
(Poster Presentation)
Session 5: Enhancing Food Security and the Green Revolution
No
Title of Papers
1.
Classification of Orange Juice Adulterated by Table
Sugar Solution using Principle Component Analysis.
2.
Rice Farming Dynamics and Production Pattern in
the Context of Songkhla Lake Basin.
3.
Adding Essential Mineral (Fe) to Enrichment the
Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus pulmonarius).
4.
Product Creation for Adding Value of Food Product
in Khantoke.
5.
Quality and Chemical Changes during Storage of
Lime Juices in Thailand.
6.
Development of Iron Testing Kit by Using Guava
Leaf Extract. (Poster Presentation)
Presenters
Associate Professor Dr.
Panmanas Sirisomboon
Associate Professor
Sasiwemon Sukhabot
Dr. Pimchana Hoktha
Assistant Professor Malee
Muakkul
Dr. Wissanee
Supraditareporn
Mr. Yurasak Noppawong
Session 6: Integration of Tourism Development and Tourism Standards in the Greater
Mekong Sub region and Asia- Pacific
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
Law and Improvement of the Travel Routes in the Mr. Mongkol Malyarom
Five Southern Border Provinces under the IndonesiaMalaysia- Thailand Growth Triangle: IMT-GT.
2.
3.
Cultural Landscape for Tourism in Puyu Subdistrict, Dr. Nisakorn Klanarong
Muang District, Satun Province.
4.
The Comparison of Pattern and Demand of Medical Dr. Sutatip Chavanavesskul
Tourism in Asians.
and
Associate Professor Dr.
Kosum Chansiri
No
5.
6.
Title of Papers
An Analysis of English Needs of Tourism Personnel
at Khaokradong Volcano Forest Park in Buriram
Province.
Measurement for Carrying Capacity of Community Based Tourism Management on Bang Namphueng
Sub-district, Prapradang District, Samutprakan
Province. (Poster Presentation)
Presenters
Assistant Professor Dr.
Akkarapon Nuemaihom
Assistant Professor
Kallayanee Kullachai
Session 7: Environment, Sustainable Management of Natural Resource and Bio-Diversity
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
Study of Stability Analysis of Underground Structure Shyam Sundar Khadka and
in Himalayan Region of Nepal.
Professor Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Maskey
2.
Mammal Dung Preference of Dung Beetles in Assistant Professor Dr.
Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand.
Nathawut Thanee
3.
Solid waste Management and Energy Generation by Suyog Giri
NATURAL WAYS.
4.
A Trial of Integrated Water Resource Management in Sabita Aryal Khanna
Durlung Watershed, Bagmati Zone, Nepal.
5.
Knowledge Management on The
Rock
Salt Assistant Professor Natenapa
Refinery Wisdom for Development to add value Rattanapotanan
International Health Promotion Product.
6.
Hydro-geological Mapping Approach for Spring N. Shrestha
Source Enhancement.
7.
The Development for Housing and Environment of Assistant Professor Kroek
Border Town on Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Kittikhun
Chiang Saen Town, Chiang Rai Province.
8.
Estimating Vehicular Emission in Kathmandu Valley, Krishna Prasad Ghimire
Nepal.
9.
Flooded Situation and Participatory Management of Assistant Professor Dr.
Hard Suan Ya Village, Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand.
Kanya Jungvimutipan
10.
Correlation between Phenolic Compounds and Ms. Anursara Pongjanta
Antioxidant Activity of Ventilago Denticulate Willd
Leaves.
11.
Prediction of Potential Green Space in Nonthaburi by Dr. Teerawate
CA-Markov.
Limgomonvilas
12.
Automatic Forest fire Scararea Extraction using Nawaraj Shrestha
Landsat Images.
13.
Antioxidant Activity and Polyphenol Content of Assistant Professor Banthot
Herbal Teas. (Poster Presentation)
Chomsawan
Session 8: Techno – Scientific Progress, Climate Change and the Energy Transition for
Development
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
Title of Papers
Studying of Dynamics of Risk Areas in the
Motorcycle Robbery by Using GIS.
The Effectiveness of the Pumps from the Pump
Connection System in Series and Parallel.
Estimation of Above Ground Carbon Sequestration in
Urban Tree by Thaichote Satellite Images.
Political Crisis in Afghanistan Effected to Airlines
Operations.
Presenters
Pilot Officer Parinya
Channgam
Dr. Prayong Keeratiurai
Dr. Sureeporn Nipithwittaya
Mr. Praphan Hansaprabhasa
Session 9: Institutional Strengthening, Social – Economics and Politics Challenges within the
Greater Mekong Sub region and Asia – Pacific
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
The Analysis of the Factors of Readiness of Rajabhat Mr. Wirachai Kamthorn
University to enter ASEAN Community.
2.
The Management of Learning Center for Community Miss Pornsiri Kongnual
Economic Development Model, Phra Samut Chedi
District, Samutprakarn, Stage 1.
3.
Leadership of Entrepreneurs and Management of Assistant Professor Dr.
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Songkhla Aniwat Kaewjomnong
Province.
4.
Corporate Governance and Segment Information Dr. Muttanachai Suttipun
Disclosure: Thai Context.
5.
Factors Affecting the Vote of Rural Society’s Political Assistant Professor Dr.
Leaders in Southern Thailand.
Paithoon Bhothisawang
6.
Democratic Culture of Thailand Middle-class Miss Nopphawan Thammasit
Population: The Case Study of Muang District,
Chiang Rai Province.
7.
Potential of Children and Youth Leaders According Ms. Kanthanan Suchin
to the Operational Plan of Children and Youth
Council of Bandu Municipality, Muang District,
Chiang Rai Province.
8.
The Effect of Corporate Governance on Sustainable Mr. Winchai Oonadirakekul
Development Reporting and Corporate Performance:
a Conceptual Framework.
9.
The Leadership of Administrator Effects on Dr. Phumipat Kaewmool
Administration as Good Governance of Muang Nue
Sub-District Administrative Organization, Muang
Roi Et District, Roi Et Province.
10.
Impacts of Chongjom Border Market on Ban Dan Assistant Professor Dr.
Community, Kabchoeng District, Surin Province, Watcharee Srikham
Thailand.
11.
Determinants the Chance of Small Business Survival Associate Professor Dr.
and Success in 3 Southern Border Provinces of Saranya Bunnag
Thailand.
No
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Title of Papers
The Application of Sufficiency Economy Philosophy
to Develop Market by Participatory Action of Herbs
OTOP Entrepreneurs in Chiangrai.
(Poster Presentation)
Souvenir Product Pricing of Enterprises in Chiangrai
Province. (Poster Presentation)
Presenters
Mr. Jirapat Upatham
Mr. Ekakachai Utsaha
Mrs. Penpichcha
Siriviwattanakul
Effects of Organizational Culture and Leadership Associate Professor Dr.
toward Engagement among the Members of Wicker Kasama kasorn
Work Community Enterprises, Chiang Rai Province. Mr. Nirut Chaichok
(Poster Presentation)
Process of Interactive Workshop for the Promotion of Miss Woralak Wannalo
Sufficiency Economy Philosophy. Case Study: Soap Miss Suphamon Duangta
Production from a Group of Housewives in Huay
Lan sub-district, Dok Kam Tai district, Phayao
Province. (Poster Presentation)
The Evaluation of the Area Development Programme Dr. Poramin Aridech
in Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province.
Dr. Kittisak Newrat
(Poster Presentation)
Session 10: Human Development and Health-care Policy
No
Title of Papers
1.
Sufficiency Economy for Way of Life in Northern
Part of Thailand.
2.
A Study on Preventing and Solving Drug Addiction
Base on Public Participation by Mean of Social and
Culture Capital in Ban Hua-Fai Moo 13, Muang
District, Chiang Rai Province.
3.
Factors Affecting the Quality of Life of Elderly
People in Bandu Sub-district.
4.
Social Ecology of the Elders in Bandu Sub-district
Municipality, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province.
5.
A Study of the Elderly’s Health of Bandu Subdistrict, Municipality Community, Muang District,
Chiangrai Province.
6.
Effective and Efficient Healthcare Delivery: A Cloud
Computing Approach.
7.
Promotion of the Elderly’s Health for Community
Strengthening in Bandu Sub-district Municipality
Muang District, Chiangrai Province.
8.
Willingness to Pay for Better Hospital Food.
Presenters
Assistant Professor Dr. Lelar
Treeaekanukul
Ms. Suthira Kanatham
Dr. Jeeranun Chaingam Knox
Mr. Petsawat Kankam
Ms. Wassana Sepa
Kishor Basyal
Assistant Professor Dr.
Ranida Pingmoung
Ms. Arunee
Yuvavittayapanich
Session 11: Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development in Asia and Asia Pacific Region
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Title of Papers
Principal Component Analysis of the SocioEconomic Factors of Micro Hydro Consumers of
Nepal.
Prospects of Pumped-Storage for Enhancing
Integrated Nepal Power System.
Future Prospects of Hydropower Development in
Nepal through Enhancement in R&D Activities of
Turbine Testing Lab.
Design of Hydromechanical Component for
Sustainability of Hydropower Structures: A Case
Study of Bifurcation for Daraudi Khola Hydropower
Project, Nepal.
Impact of Variation in Design Flow of Hydropower
Projects on Seasonal Imbalance of Electricity and
Financial Viability of Hydropower Projects.
An LCA Approach in Analyzing Environmental
Sustainability and Policy Making of a Typical MicroHydro Power Plant in Nepal.
Economic Feasibility Study of Gravitational Water
Vortex Power Plant for the Rural Electrification of
Low Head Region of Nepal and Its Comparative
Study with other Low Head Power Plant.
Study of Micro-Hydropower Plants in Nepal.
Presenters
Professor Dr. Jyoti U.
Devkota
Professor Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Maskey
Sailesh Chitrakar
Ravi Koirala
Juben Bhaukajee
Binaya Baidar
Rabin Dhakal
Professor Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Maskey
Numerical Analysis on Effect of Sizes of Sand Oblique Shrestha
Particle on Cross Flow Turbine.
Effect of Velocity Component on Efficiency of Krishna Prasad Shrestha
Optimized Design Francis Runner.
Upgrading the Performance of Biomass Metallic Bijendra Shrestha
Improved Cooking Stove Disseminated in Nepal by
blending WAPIC as an inbuilt system.
Biomass Gasifier Electrification Projects : Case Sumit Karki
Study of Nepal.
Technical Difficulties in Operating Stand Alone Bhaskar Dahal
Gasification Systems: Role of Design Parameters and
Practical Solutions.
Session 12: New and Emerging Technology for Socio Economic Development in Asia and
Asia Pacific Region
No
Title of Papers
Presenters
1.
Cloud Deployment Model in Kathmandu University. Prashant Paudel
2.
Review of Machine Vision Technology in Biomass.
Nabin Kumar Shrestha
3.
Nexus between Electricity Generation and Economic Er. Anzoo Sharma
Growth of Nepal.
4.
New and Emerging Technology in E-Governance: Gajendra Sharma
Institutionalism Analysis of Public Participation.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Cloud in Education Sector: A Case Study of
Kathmandu University.
UAV for Forestry Applications.
Geofencing for Post
Disaster Information
Management.
Design and Development of Hexacopter for
Environmental Research.
Translating Unstructured Texts into Structured Data:
A Sate of the Art.
Anish Byanjankar
Uma Shankar Panday
Shashih Maharjan
R. Poudel
Rabindra Bista
The Lessons Learned from the 11th. International Conference:
1. Majority of the participants are the first visitors to Kathmandu, Nepal and although
many are the repeated visitors, all have agreed that spectacular views and splendid scenery,
add to its proximity to Kathmandu a richness of culture, authentic architecture, numerous
temples, all excellent of the traditional Newari craftsmanship of Dhulikhel. The participants
especially Thai have learned on cultural appreciation that simplicity of the lifestyle have
made people of Nepal the strong efforts on nation building and forward looking to strive for
socio-economic, environment and technological growth.
2. A good example of education at university level of the selected country for the
Conference, in particular, Kathmandu University established in 1991 which has accomplished
in running seven schools including School of Education, Engineering, Law, Management,
Medical Sciences, Sciences and Arts. These schools conduct undergraduate, graduate and
Ph.D. courses and different sorts of research programs annually. Over 40% graduates are in
technical subjects. Graduates of 2014 report on Medical Sciences was 49%. There are several
research activities undertaken on bilateral agreement with leading Norwegian Program in the
fields of Energy and Petroleum, Turbine Testing Lab, moreover, there are many ongoing
researches such as geomatics engineering, environment study, renewable energy and
emerging energy such as hydropower development.
3. As the Knowledge Networks are growing since from the start in the year 2006 until
the 11th. International Conference in 2015, it has manifested that quite a number of researches
in the fields of environment and biodiversity, renewable energy for development, computer
sciences, food security and a study in human factors had indicated the progressiveness of
advancement of science and technology among our universities’ networks both in Thailand
and the co-organizer countries.
4. It has been agreed that research has no boundary which was found that there were
many joint researches among universities in Thailand and the co-organizer country.
5. Minister of Education, Miss Chitralekha Yadav has reiterated in her keynote speech
that ‘if you want to contribute or intend to do something for the whole, you have to do with
quality and with best responsibility’. This is a lessons we have learned that as we all
gathered in presentation of our research works, it implied that we should learn from the
experience of each other and gathered information and knowledge from the Conference to
share and make good use in your respective countries and the workplaces. Also, Professor Dr.
Ram Kantha Makaju Shrestha, Vice Chancellor of Kathmandu University, has convinced us
that ‘we should bring our knowledge to our people, who are waiting to work with you, who
are waiting to make their dreams come true’.
PICTURES OF THE EVENTS IN THE 11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Opening Session
Ms. Chitralekha Yadav
Minister of Education, presided over the opening ceremony on
31 March 2015
H.E.Mr. Vutti Vuttisant, Ambassador of Thailand, delivered a welcome speech
Professor Dr. Hira Bahadur Maharjan, Vice Chancellor of Tribhuvan
University, delivered a keynote speech.
Welcome speech & Presentation of a token of appreciation by
Assistant Professor Dr. Thosapol Arreenich
President of Chiang Rai Rajabhat University
Opening Session: Welcome Opening by
Professor Dr. Ram Kantha Makaju Shrestha
Vice Chancellor Kathmandu University
Keynote Speech by Dr. Somsak Pipoppinyo
FAO Country Representative for Nepal and Bhutan
Presentation of the research paper into parallel sessions
Poster Presentation
MOU
Assistant Professor Dr. Thosapol Arreenich, President of Chiang Rai
Rajabhat University
as
Professor Dr. Ram Kantha Makaju Shrestha , Vice Chancellor Kathmandu
University
Maple Leaf Scholar Awards
The Best Practices Awards
Plenary Session: Resolution and Agenda for Future Action –
A Joint Conclusion between the Joint Organizing Committee from
Kathmandu University and Chiang Rai Rajabhat University
Study Tour
Pashupatinath Temple
Bhaktapur Durbar Square Nepa
Farewell Kathmandu, Nepal, on 3 April 2015, with joyful and ever lasting
memory of what we have touched, we have seen and we have worked
and presented the excellent research papers with our academic staff
and researchers of Kathmandu University and Tribhuvan University.
After 22 days, we were frightened to learn of the sadden news of the
earthquake incidence in Pokhra and Kathmandu, occurring on 25
April at 11.56 am (local time).
Now, there are no more in whatever we have touched, we have seen and we
have associated with in particular the beautiful world heritage sites,
temples, buildings with telling us a live story from thousand years.
Most of all the life of thousands of people who are sick and miserable,
who are waiting to console and help.
Please, we are looking to collect some heartedly contribution to the people
but will send to Kathmandu University for extending help on behalf
of Kathmandu University.
Please contact: International College of Mekong Region
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Makha Khittasangka: [email protected]
Natthida Jumpa: [email protected]
Tel / Fax: (66) 53 776306
Mobile: 66 -81-8100879, 66 – 82-1900605
Web: www.crru.ac.th, http://icmr.crru.ac.th
No more of these pictures, it is all the past, and there will be no beautiful
and cultural richness of Kathmandu. It is a very good opportunity
for the participants of the 11th. International Conference to see, to
touch, to talk with the people of Nepal who are friendly and kindred
spirit.