02Oct 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
WU and TICA Establishing International Collaboration on Data Gathering and Best Practice Development in Dengue and Zika Prevention Campaign 

WU and TICA Establishing International Collaboration on Data Gathering and Best Practice Development in Dengue and Zika Prevention Campaign 

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The Center of Excellence for Ecoinformatics at Walailak University is dedicated to advancing research, knowledge development, and the application of Ecoinformatics to support technological solutions for community and national development. For over five years, the center has been actively engaged in research projects and forming international partnerships to address various Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With a team of over 15 experienced researchers and scientists, the center strives to be a leading institution in Thailand for human resource development, research excellence, and innovation in Ecoinformatics. The Establishment of International Collaboration of Walailak University and TICA and International Partners Walailak University and the Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) have been establishing international cooperation with many countries, including least-developed and developing countries to address the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially in food security,…
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02Oct 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Walailak University Initiating Cross-sectoral Dialogues for Cultural Heritage Preservation and Awareness-raising Campaigns against Women’s Violence 

Walailak University Initiating Cross-sectoral Dialogues for Cultural Heritage Preservation and Awareness-raising Campaigns against Women’s Violence 

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Walailak University’s Center of Excellence on Women and Social Security (CEWSS) prioritizes the promotion of local, regional, and national cultural heritage while actively addressing the pressing issue of violence against women. Through dedicated research and outreach initiatives, the CEWSS aims to raise awareness and educate communities about the importance of safeguarding women's rights and dignity. In 2023, the Center of Excellence on Women and Social Security (CEWSS) initiated a cross-sectoral dialogue to collaborate in efforts in which parties from different societal sectors pool resources to provide solutions to SDG 11, preserving the Menora dance. This collaborative effort highlighted the significance of cultural heritage in promoting community identity. Additionally, the center hosted another cross-sectoral dialogue titled “The Patriarchal State: Women Speaking Out for Justice.” This event provided a neutral platform for…
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01Oct 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Walailak University Collaborating with National Governments and Regional NGOs for Tackling Climate Change and Promoting Marine Resource Conservation 

Walailak University Collaborating with National Governments and Regional NGOs for Tackling Climate Change and Promoting Marine Resource Conservation 

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In 2023, Walailak University (WU) worked closely with national governments and regional NGOs to shape policies addressing climate change and resource conservation. This collaboration highlights the university’s dedication to sustainable development and its active involvement in advancing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Among its key contributions, WU partnered with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to prepare the Provincial and Municipal Action Plans for Climate Change. Additionally, WU continued its collaboration with the Department of Fisheries and various local, national, and international partners on the marine conservation research project, “The Thai Blue Swimming Crab Fishery Improvement Project (BSC FIP).” The Collaboration in Developing the Provincial and Municipal Action Plans for Climate Change for Nakhon Si Thammarat Province Thailand faces increasingly severe climate change impacts, including prolonged droughts, unprecedented storms,…
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20Sep 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Total area on Campus Covered in forest Vegetation (SI.2)

Total area on Campus Covered in forest Vegetation (SI.2)

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Total forest vegetation area          Walailak University encompasses an expansive total area of 15,350,400 square meters, featuring a substantial forested expanse of 3,992,637.05 square meters. The university has secured funding to establish a nature and ecological museum dedicated to the Plant Genetic Conservation Project, an initiative under the esteemed royal patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. This endeavor aims to facilitate study and research while conserving the diverse plant and flower species indigenous to southern Thailand. Situated within the lush, green forest area of the campus, the museum will function as an open-air facility, complemented by a nature study path that invites exploration and learning. Notably, the forest vegetation comprises approximately 26.14% of the university's total land area, underscoring the…
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20Sep 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Total campus area

Total campus area

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI)    Walailak University has the largest campus in Thailand, which spreads over 15,350,400 square meters. The main campus facilities are in the center of the area. In the surroundings, there are also staff housing, student dormitories, a university hospital, a sports stadium, conservation forests, and forest land for ecological studies and research. Any development of land use will strictly follow the university master plan to ensure it is serving the primary purpose of university establishment.   Total area: 15,350,400 square meters.      Additional evidence links:Map : Walailak University , MAP EN Related SDGs 11 Goal 11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities
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20Sep 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Campus Setting

Campus Setting

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI)    Walailak University is located in the south of Thailand. It is situated at the edge of the city, surrounded by a forest. It is 33 kilometers from the city center of Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The campus has a total area of 15,350,400 square meters and a total population of 16,123, resulting in a low population density of 1050 inhabitants per km². The official address is 222 Thaiburi, Tha Sala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat 80161. Telephone: 0-7567-3000. Fax: 0-7567-3708. Related SDGs 11 Goal 11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities
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20Sep 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Number of campus site

Number of campus site

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI)         Walailak University, located in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand, spans an impressive 15,350,400 square meters, making it the largest campus of any university in Thailand. Also, it has been an integral part of the academic landscape since 1992. Renowned as one of the nation’s most extensive educational facilities, it holds a special place in the region.            The campus of Walailak University offers a dynamic environment, blending academic facilities with natural beauty. It features modern infrastructure, green spaces, and state-of-the-art amenities, fostering a conducive atmosphere for learning and personal development.            The history of Walailak University stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of the local community. The initial concept of establishing a university…
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11Sep 2024 by Kittipong Bunlear
Energy Efficient Appliances Usage (EC.1)

Energy Efficient Appliances Usage (EC.1)

Energy and Climate Change (EC)
Energy and Climate Change (EC) Walailak University is dedicated to energy conservation and sustainability, as demonstrated by its efficient use of energy-saving electrical appliances. In 2024, the university achieved significant progress by upgrading 95.73% of its electrical appliances to energy-efficient models. This includes a complete switch to 100% LED bulbs, the replacement of 87.19% of old air conditioners with high-efficiency units, and the use of 100% energy-saving computers. Compared to 2023, these efforts have resulted in a 3.67% increase in the efficiency of electrical appliances. Source of data : Division of Service Central LED Bulb Replacement %Implemented 100% The university has successfully transitioned to 100% LED bulbs, replacing traditional incandescent and fluorescent bulbs with high-efficiency LED lighting. This switch has reduced energy consumption by up to 80%, lowered operating costs,…
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