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Vetiver system for soil and water conservation on
the Burma-Thailand gas pipeline
and community y outreach p
programs
g
by
Dr.Songkiert Tansamrit
Executive Vice President
PTT Research & Technology Institute
22 February 2008 1Agenda
• Company
C profile
fil
• Th
The use off vetiver
ti grass system
t for
f erosion
i control
t l andd
slope stabilization along the yadana gas pipeline project
right of way
• Huay Khayeng, Thailand vetiver cultivation exemplar
• The vetiver development and promotion as initiated by His
Majesty the King Contest
• Conclusion
2PTT Group Value Added in Business Value Chain
Upstream Intermediate Downstream End Customer
Natural Gas
Mix
Power Plants Electricity
Pipeline
Natural Industry
Gas
Gas Sales Gas
Gas
PTTEP Separation Mother Station PTT Stations DCS in Airport
Plants NGV
GSP Products GSP Products
(C2, C3, LPG, NGL)
Compresso
r
Crude & NGL Transportatio
Condensate n Oil
Crude &
Condensate
Oil
G
LPG
O
Crude Oil
Procurement Tradin PTTRF
g
Petroleum Lube Base Plant
Products
P t
Petrochemical
h i l Plants
Pl t E d Products
End P d t
: Intermediates (MEG, Phenol, etc.)
Petrrochemical
Plastic
Resins
Export
Olefins & Aromatics Markets
Plants
3PTT Shareholder Structure
America
Europe 3.9%
A i
Asia 10 4%
10.4%
4.7%
Public (SET) / 13.2% Ministry of Finance
Thai Financial Institute 52.3%
Ownership :
Ministry of Finance
‘Direct and Indirect’ ~
15.5% 68%, Public ~ 32%
Vayupak
y p Fund
4PTT Performance & Recognition
Largest Thai Public Company Shareholding Structure (as of Sep 20, 2007)
Ministry of Finance 52.17%, Vayupak Fund 15.50%,
Market Cap. (Bt mn) %
Institutional & Public Investors 32.33%
SET 6,211,611 100
PTT G
Group 1 999 275
1,999,275 32 2
32.2 Award Recognitions
PTT PTT 918,469 14.8
15% 207th : World’s Largest Corporations 2007
PTTEP 497,910 8.0
Affiliates IRPC 109,200 1.8
354th : World’s 2,000 Leading Companies 2007
17% TOP 162,182 2.6
PTTCH 166,119 2.7 1st : Large-Cap Corporate of the Year 2005/06 in Thailand
Others 1st : Best Company in Thailand for CG 2006
68% PTTAR 120,027 1.9
1st : Best Managed Company in Thailand 2006
BCP 14,661 0.2 1st : Best Corporate Governance in Thailand 2006
TIP 5,250 0.08
Note : All data as of 11 Jan 2008; BAFS ,
5,457 0.09 27st : Top 250 Global Energy Companies Asia/Pacific 2007
SET=796.47
SET 796 47 (P/E=11.56), PTT=326
(P/E 11 56) PTT 326 (P/E=10.33)
(P/E 10 33)
CG Regognition Awards 2006 & 2007
Relative Size to Economy
Bn THB Global Top 40 Executives in Chemical by ICIS 2006
9000
PTT Group represents
8,438
large portion of
8000 1st : The Top Performers in Asia 2005
Thai economy
7000 1st : Best Managed Company in Asia 2005
SET 73.6%
6000 1st : Best Managed Company Oil&Gas 2008
5000
1st : Best in Corporate Governance in Thailand 2005
4000
3000 1st : Best CEO in Thailand 2005
PTT Group 23.7%
2000
PTT 10.9%
Commitment to Social and Environmental Issues 2003/05/06
1000
Commitment to Energy Saving 2005/2006
0
GDP (2007E) Board of the Year Awards 2002/2003 & 2004/2005 & 2006/2007
Sovereign Ratings 1st : Best CEO 2005 / 1st : Best CSR / Best CG Report 2005
1st : Best Investor Relations (IR)2003 / 2006
Foreign Rating Moody’s * S&P Distinction in Maintaining Excellent Corporate Report
Thailand A3 BBB+
รางว ัลร ัฐวิสาหกิจดีเด่น จากกระทรวงการคล ัง
PTT A2 BBB+ ปี 2549 : คณะกรรมการร ัฐวิสาหกิจดีเด่น/ คณะกรรมการดีเด่น/ CSR ดีเด่น
* Bond rating
5
ปี 2550 : การบริหารจ ัดการองค์กรดีเด่น/ ผลการดําเนินงานดีเด่น/ CSR ดีเด่นAgenda
• Company
C profile
fil
• Th
The use off vetiver
ti grass system
t for
f erosion
i control
t l andd
slope stabilization along the yadana gas pipeline project
right of way
• Huay Khayeng, Thailand vetiver cultivation exemplar
• The vetiver development and promotion as initiated by His
Majesty the King Contest
• Conclusion
6Introduction
• The Yadana Gas Pipeline Project needs to pass through a 50-kilometer
stretch of the forest area, along which 20 meters construction right of
way (R/W) are used, amounting to 600 - rai area.
• Construction involves strip surface
clearing, resulting in bare soil after
pipeline
i li installation,
i t ll ti thereby
th b exposed d
to immediate soil erosion impact.
• Vetiver grass plays a significant role in
permanent soil erosion prevention and
rehabilitation of the area.
7Rationale
• Thailand is a net energy import country,
with 30% domestic production and 70%
import.
• At present, Thailand’s
Thailand s commercial
energy consumption is 900,000 barrels
per day of oil equivalent: comprising oil,
lignite, natural gas and hydropower.
• Natural gas is cleaner among petroleum
fuels. It meets both economic objective
fuels
and environmental concern, as well as
safety aspect.
• As natural gas resources in the Gulf of
Thailand is quite limited, replacement
and additional supply
s ppl must
m st be procured
proc red
from neighboring countries.
8The procedures of the use Vetiver Grass System for Control and
Slope Stabilization along the Yadana Gas Pipeline Right of Way
Project Consideration
Existing on
Description
Environmental Construction
Condition St t
Strategy &
Techniques
Formulate
Pipeline Route Ranking Combined
Formulate
Selection Utmost Strategy for
Strategy for
I
Impactt Application Implementation
Plan
Environmental Mitigation
Evaluation Measure Implementation
and
Evaluation
Consideration on Environmental Consideration
C id ti
Alternative Impact on
Routes Assessment rehabilitation
9Project Description
• Laying a 238.5-kilometer
238 5 kilometer natural gas
pipeline from Thai border at Ban I tong,
Thong Pha Phum, Kanchanaburi
province
i to
t the
th Ratchaburi
R t h b i Power
P Plant
Pl t
The pipeline construction of the 42-inch
diameter (105-centimeter) requires the
di i off 2.5-meter-wide
digging 25 t id andd 2.5-meter-
25 t
deep trench and installation.
• There are 12 block valve stations and one Operation & Maintenance
Center in Ratchaburi province to control gas transmission
transmission.
•
g on March 24,, 1997 and completed
• Construction began p on June 30,1998.
,
(July 1,1998 is the Agreement deadline.)
10Environmental Impact Assessment
• Pipeline route selection; comparing
Thailand preliminary impact assessment;
and selecting the route with minimal
environmental impact.
• Assess environmental impact of the
chosen route in details, covering
13 issues on forest, wildlife, ecological
system and community by studying
Myanmar - Pre-construction conditions
- Impact due to the construction
11Significant of Environmental Impact
Among the 13 environmental impact issues
issues, soil erosion is prioritized as
the utmost immediate impact due to the following reasons :
1. Characteristics of construction that
immediately exposed soil to the
erosion impact.
2. Slope Complex Soil Series in the
forest area along KP 0 to KP 27 :
Erosion rate would increased by
100 times compared with existing
conditions of the area.
3. The impact on water quality, soil
fertility, community and above all
the pipe itself.
12Strategic Approaches : Soil Erosion and Rehabilitation
Construction Strategies and Techniques
• In the areas with Slope Complex Soil
Berm Series and in high mountain areas
from KP 0 to KP 27, construction must
Soft Plugs plastic be done and completed in one dry
sacks (interwoven)
season.
• Build Permanent Physical Erosion
Control Structure
– Erosion prevention in the R/W
– Build berms to divert and water
to nearby stabilized areas
outside the R/W
– Build surface drainage control
device
13Engineering Erosion Control Structure
Diversion Berm : Herring bone Diversion Berm : Ladder berm
Soft Plugs Drainage system e.g. Riprap
14Physical Permanent Erosion Control Structure
with Agronomic and Revegetation Erosion Control
KP 1+800 : 2001 KP 1+800 : 2001
Jute sacks and vetiver grasses
were used to rebuild berms.
KP 1+ 800 : 2002
Live stakes
Li t k were pegged d to
t hold
h ld
the soil-filled jute sacks together
with vetiver grasses.
15The Progress of Vetiver Grass System & Lessons Learned
A total of 5,000 live stakes of 7 native plants were used to peg into the jute sacks.
1. Garuga pinnata Roxb.
2. Choerospondias axillaris (Roxb.) B.L.Burtt & Hill
3. Pterocarpus indicus Hasm.
4. Lagerstroemia tomentosa Presl
5
5. Erythrina subumbrans (Hassk
(Hassk.))
6. Cephalanthus tetrandra (Roxb.) Ridsdale & Bakhf.
7. Elaeocarpus hygrophilus Kurz.
16Strategic Approaches : Soil Erosion and Rehabilitation
Botanical Strategies and Techniques
• Grow 1.5 million vetiver
grass slips in the areas
with
i h high
hi h risks
i k off erosion,
i
according to technical
principles.
• Grow grass and leguminous
cover to enhance soil
richness
richness.
• Grow a total of 61,250
perennial trees, 3 meters
from pipeline center along
the pipeline R/W
17The Application of Engineering and Botanical Techniques
with Vetiver Grass Slip Planting Positioning
Engineering Erosion Control Re-vegetation & Agronomic
Structure Erosion Control
Classification Soft Grass
Special
S i l Plugs&Berms Vetiver Tree +
Techniques and Grass Legume
Drainage System
E0 = Low Risk - - - ( )
E1 = Moderate Risk - - -
E2 = High Risk -
E3 = Very High Risk
• Remarks : In E0 areas,, growing
g g trees mayy not be required.
q
180
0
800
800
1600
1600
025+040 000+000
025+482 000+562
025+795 001+150
026+154
001+578
026+488
002+064
026+869
Ground Level
002+627
027+183
002+997
027+779
Ground Level (m)
(m)
028+166 003+414
028+500 003+776
028+889 004+257
029+406 004+654
029+805 005+049
030+325 005+693
030+706
006+249
031+090
006+752
031+385
007+437
031+898
007+972
032+458
032+935 008+472
033+279 008+977
033+706 009+419
033+950 009+966
034+240 110+489
034+543 110+984
034+977
111+522
035+495
111+974
035+972
112+389
KP 0- KP 25
036+336
KP 25 – KP 50
113+018
036+629
036+999 0113+505
037+385 0113+966
037+777 0114+535
038+252 0115+201
038+703 0115+733
039+052
0116+219
Vetiver grass combined with re-vegetation,
040+154
0116+746
040+977
0117+260
041+444
0117+919
Identify the Erosion Rating Risk R/W Profile
042+082
0118+700
042+656
043+548 0119+252
044+259 0119+707
agronomic erosion control methodology and construction engineering
044+952 0220+341
045+692 0221+090
046+207
Special Techniques, E3
0221+625
047+003
methodology is a key to erosion control success in the Yadana Gas Pipeline Project
0222+277
047+603
0223+060
048+431
0223+678
048+920
Additional Vetiver Grass Growing,
0224+245
Grass / Legume / Trees, E1 and E0
049+343
Additional Vetiver Grass Growing, E2
0224+957
19Physical Permanent Erosion Control Structure
with Agronomic and Revegetation Erosion Control
KP 19 + 900: March 1998 KP 19 + 900: January 1999
KP 19 + 900: October 1999
20The Application of Engineering and Botanical Techniques
with Vetiver Grass Slip Planting Positioning
KP 12 + 280: July 1997 KP 12 + 280: September 1999
21The Application of Engineering and Botanical Techniques
with Vetiver Grass Slip Planting Positioning
KP 46 + 300: December 1997 KP 46 + 300: July 1998
KP 46 + 300: January 1999 KP 46 + 300: October 1998
22Rehabilitation performance i.e. multiplication results of the C and P Factor
for each KP as of the end of the first and second rainy seasons
• Construction
Erosion Rating • Physical Permanent Erosion Control
(C x P Factor)
• Agronomic and Re-vegetation Erosion Control
1.0
46 14714
304831492032
0.9 15 50 21
23
Very High 2 4217
567891 43 18
44 19
• In the 1st year, C x P changed to 0.4
38 393540 26
3 111633
36403727
1234
45
13 28 29
41
25
22
24 C Factor is Cropping
Management Factor
0.8 • 1st rainy season, C x P decreased to 0.24 P Factor is Physical
Erosion Control
0.7 • 2nd rainy season, C x P improved to 0.13 Structure and
High
which closed to the pre-construction Erosion Control
Practice
06
0.6 period or natural condition
condition.
0.5 6 10
11 12 13 • From KP 1 to KP 27, the rehabilitation was
1 2 3 255 22
slower than KP 28 to KP 50 as according
9 23
26 7 24
8
Moderate 0.4
4 14
4816
15 494217
31 32 30
50 19 20
18
3335 28
27 2140
36
to the q
quality
y of soil that underwent
43374429
3834
47
39
4541 1 10
22 23
2 11 mining activities.
0.3 3 4 52461225 26
46 7 8 913 14
20272128 1 2 10
0.2 33 29 3
12 22 235 11
Low 32 17
154516 18 3031
3446 47
3537 423843 44
194836494150
39 40 24 25 26
138 439640
3619372021
37 28
91627 8 1291 30 1 210
0.1 1225 322 5 11
3117321833 34 35
41 42 443544 45 24
361937 1
382623
4396294030 1911 2171 1
1 47304831 20 32 916 2021
277 28
832 1225322 51 11
23
46
242 14 17 49
43 15
44 1850
21
23 46 4748 49 50 31424814333
41347 17 144344535 36243727338
92021
16
31
26
742439
818
28
32 0629540
304535 1225 11 223
322
11
1710
5611
3 38
567891
19 26 46
184 495 50 41
46 47 4844333
494434
50 3624
1937 338
202126439
42940
4 451627 28 293525
11 33
391234
40 22 27
16
946
41 747
31 28
832
4218
484333
30
544
49 34
504535
Normal 0.0 36037 41
13 24
1st Rainy Season 2nd Rainy Season 3rd Rainy Season 4th Rainy Season 5th Rainy Season
7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 1999
7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 2000
7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 620017 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 2002
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1997 1998
Year
23Significant Role of Vetiver Grass
• As soon as vetiver slips were properly planted,
the row of vetiver grass would immediately serve
to prevent erosion while vegetation would take
time to grow
grow. Vetiver grass kept soil moisture
moisture,
maintained and enhanced the even growth of
leguminous and grass seedlings.
• When grown, with continuously expanding
bushes, vetiver grass enhances and
reinforces the Physical Erosion Control Structure
constructed in areas with high risks of erosion to
become Natural Permanent Erosion Control
eventually.
eventually
24Significant Role of Vetiver Grass
• Vetiver grass kept soil moisture and helped
perennial tree saplings to grow up to
a perennial tree as well as native species.
• In case of erosion, the areas in which vetiver
grass was grown would be easier for repair
than the areas with vegetation alone
• Local people can use leaves of vetiver grass
in making handicrafts, making roof, etc.
25Agenda
• Company
C profile
fil
• Th
The use off vetiver
ti grass system
t for
f erosion
i control
t l andd
slope stabilization along the yadana gas pipeline project
right of way
• Huay Khayeng, Thailand vetiver cultivation exemplar
• The vetiver development and promotion as initiated by His
Majesty the King Contest
• Conclusion
26Huay Khayeng Community
• Villages : Comprised of 8
villages, 10 communities, and
totaling 1,315 households (8,457
people)
• Location: Limestone mountain
terrain 300 meters above sea
level; 10 km. from the Thailand-
Thailand
Myanmar border,
• Occupation: Predominantly
husbandry, i.e.
rice, cassava, corn, livestock, etc.;
modest
odest labor
abo force
o ce
• Economic status: Virtually
destitute due to ineffective
agricultural means; average
income equals 12,200
Baht/person/year (2004) 27Vetiver Cultivation : Problems and Rationale
In response to His Majesty the King’s wish to encourage people to
grow vetiver for soil and water conservation, PTT initiated full-
scale publicity statewide.
Publicity to communities presents a daunting task as benefits
from soil and water conservation do not yield immediate results.
Introducing vetiver to local people may amplify existing burden
Vetiver does not yield “instant value”; benefit from soil and water
conservation requires time and a high level of management to be
sustainable.
28Implementation Strategies
The Participatory Process: Promotes mutuality in mentation and
practice.
Creating internal desire -- “inside-out” – and on a voluntary basis.
Utilizing
Utili i the
th “Sufficiency
“S ffi i E
Economy Family”
F il ” program as an
incentive.
Initiating case studies in vetiver, soil, and water conservation
through first- hand accounts of cultivation benefits.
Organizing vetiver- cultivation contests with a royally bestowed
award as an inducement to communities to satisfy royal initiative
29Vetiver Growing Promotional Effort
4 Implementation Phases:
Ph
Phase I Ph
Phase II Ph
Phase III Ph
Phase IV
Exemplar
Community :
Demonstration Voluntary Plot Village Plot
Full
Plot
Participation of
th Community
the C it
30Phase I : October 2003 – December 2004
Inspirational Forum Demonstration Field Vetiver Growing Day
Inspirational Forum
Illustration of benefits in vetiver cultivation
Demonstration of vetiver cultivation on a plot specified by the community.
31Phase II : January – September 2005
IIntroduction
t d ti off
development
patterns and
utilization of
vetiver leaves
H
Home d
delivery
li
PTT fosters vetiver cultivation among
willing villagers in their own fields.
Officers are delegated to villages.
Villagers offered first directives in
self- sufficiency through a multitude of
incentives.
Observed guidance Study tours are organized to thriving
and consultation vetiver areas with observed guidance
and consultation.
32Phase III : October 2005 – February 2006
Families of Sufficient Economy
Encompassed the following criteria:
Each
E hh
household
h ld participating
ti i ti iin the
th
project had a responsibility to:
Cultivate vetiver grass
Cultivate vegetables
Community leader council Heightened registration of R
Regularly
l l save money
meeting vetiver growing (one baht a day)
Abstain from drinking on
religious (Buddhist) days
E li t ffamily
Explicate il expenses
Binding households are then given the
option
ti off 5 hens
h or 1 pig
i or catfish
tfi h within
ithi
a budget equivalent to 900 baht per family
The number of participants rose from 55
households in the 2nd Phase to 250 in the
C d e helping
Children e p g with
t income
co e and
a dOOne-baht
e ba t saving
sa g
expense account (top left corner) everyday, sufficiency
3rd Phase
Phase.
economy
33Phase IV : March – December 2006
Raise laying hens for Raise pigs for incremental Monitor vetiver devlopment
individual sustenance income
Foster further participation in every village to grow vetiver.
Select model households who have successfully applied vetiver for soil and water
conservation utilizing the technical principles as prescribed in an efficient manner.
F ilit t understanding
Facilitate d t di within ithi the
th community it regarding
di the
th diversified
di ifi d benefits
b fit off
vetiver,
i.e. production expense reduction, soil and moisture preservation, higher yields of
produce,
p oduce, etc
etc.
34Huay Khayeng , Thailand Vetiver Cultivation Exemplar
Over 593 communityy households g grew vetiver in this p
project;
j ; about
45% grew vetiver over 2.4 million slips (June 2006)
Results:
– An income and expense account is established in every
participating household,
household facilitating introspection,
introspection expense
reduction,
and income increase.
– Economized production expenses e.g. water, fertilizer, insecticide
– Instilled plant pathology pedagogy, i.e. plants can grow well
without fungus
– Soil conservation achieved through change by reversal in no-
quality
q y soil to q
quality
y and reduction of soil surface deprivation
p esp.
p
in slope areasใ
35Community Success Stories
Mr. Sumitr Ming
Ming-Khwan,
Khwan, 52 years old
“Now, I understand that the benefits from
growing vetiver are soil and water
conservation,
ti soil
il surface
f
preservation, reduction of soil surface
wash. Vetiver can prevent soil surface
from caving in.”
Mr Boonniam Duanjan
Mr. Duanjan, 52 years old
“My house is on a slope area. After growing
vetiver, I found that; firstly soil doesn’t cave in;
secondly, nearby plants are rich, able to absorb
water well; thirdly, the cut vetiver leaves used
to cover soil are turned into fertilizer;
fourthly covering on vegetable plantation
fourthly, plantation, soil
will be moistured.”
36Community Success Stories
M Khanchit
Mr. Kh hit Janpanya,
J 34 years old
ld
“Now, after growing vetiver, soil condition is
recovered. I can feel it’s alive. It’s getting
bl k and
blacker d won’t
’t fl
flow away. C Covering
i soil il
with vetiver leaves has rehabilitated its
condition, with the return of microorganism.
Vetiver can hold soil together well and can be
used as fences to keep animals such as hens
away.”
M Rueang
Mr. R Plongjit,
Pl ji 68 years old
ld
“Vetiver can considerably reduce
expenses e.g. water, electricity from over
200 baht to 100 baht.”
37Community Success Stories
Mr. Jamlong Maneerat, 43 years old
“This year, vetiver has grown a lot. I can see
soil moisture with higher looseness. Manure
used
d is
i reduced
d d by
b half
h lf from
f 5 tons
t per
month.”
Mr. Khamsaeng Meetha, 48 years old
“After growing vetiver, vegetable
plantation has more moisture. Around
the vetiver thicket, soil condition is
better than other areas.”
38The Royal Grace of
His Majesty the King
“His Majesty has reigned
supreme
p in the hearts and
minds of all Thais; His
devotion to His people is
On behalf
moreof Thai people who are
substantive grateful
than soilto
the majestic
andgenerosity
vetiverofcompounded.”
His Majesty the King
The Petroleum Authorityy of Thailand
39Agenda
• Company
C profile
fil
• Th
The use off vetiver
ti grass system
t for
f erosion
i control
t l andd
slope stabilization along the yadana gas pipeline project
right of way
• Huay Khayeng, Thailand vetiver cultivation exemplar
• The vetiver development and promotion as initiated by His
Majesty the King Contest
• Conclusion
40The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
To commemorate His Majesty
Majesty'ss optimizing vision of the use
of vetiver grass, PTT, in collaboration with other related
agencies, has launched Vetiver Grass Cultivation Program to
honor HM the King on the auspicious occasion of the Sixtieth
Anniversary Celebrations of His Majesty's Accession to the
Throne.
In response to HM the King's initiative and concern towards
His people's well-being, the program focal areas are
- Educating of the grass properties, the cultivating, and
the promoting of vetiver grass cultivation through the
public.
- Arranging the Vetiver Grass Cultivation Contest with
3 categories; Vetiver Plantation, Promote of Vetiver
Plantation and Poster 41The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
In 2007, the contest was continuously organized with the new project name of
“The Vetiver Grass Development
p and Promotion as Initiated by
y His Majesty
j y the King
g
Contest” in compliance with The 4th Vetiver Grass Development and Promotion
As Initiated by His Majesty the King Master Plan (2007-2011) of RDPB.
This year’s contest was categorized into 3 topics which were
- Vetiver plantation
- Promotion of vetiver plantation
p
- Products from vetiver focusing on product design and/or creativity.
The total of 420 pieces have been submitted
- Vetiver plantation 184 pieces
- Promotion of vetiver plantation 24 pieces
- Products from vetiver focusing 209 pieces
on product design and/or creativity.
The 53 pieces awarded and 29 first prizes won the plates of token given from His
Majesty the King.
42The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Plantation Category (People) : 11 people have been awarded
43The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Plantation Category (Community) : 4 communities have been awarded
44The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Plantation Category (School) : 3 schools have been awarded
45The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Plantation Category (Public Agency) : 1 agency has been awarded
46The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Promotion of Vetiver Plantation Category : 8 people have been awarded
47The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded
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่ อง
แจก ันและถาดใสข “ตุก
๊ ตาหญิงไทย” “แจก ันสานสายนํา้ ไหล”
โดย นายนพชย ั ภูจ
่ ริ เกษม โดย นางนงนุ
นางนงนชช แกวเรอนด
แก้วเรือนดี โดย นางบุ
นางบญเสก
ญเสก สภาแกว
สภาแก้ว
จ.ปทุมธานี จ.เชยี งใหม่ จ.สุโขท ัย
48The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded
“โคมไฟ กินรี” โดย “หอคํา” โดย “แจก ันสานสายดอกพิกล ุ ” “โอ่งนํา้ สานสายสอง
นางสาวเบญจมาศ ว ังซา้ ย นางบุญถึง ฤทธิเกิด โดย นางว ันทา ดาวกรุง สล ับส”ี โดย
ี งใหม่
จ เชย
จ.เชยงใหม จ นนทบรี
จ.นนทบุ ร แก้ว จ
แกว จ.สุ
สโขท
โขทยัย นางเทียม เนยสงเนิ
นางเทยม เนยสูงเนน
น
จ.สุโขท ัย
49The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded
“นํา้ เต้นสาน” โดย “แจก ันและถาดผลไม้” โดย ““มูล
่ ต
ี ก
ุ๊ ตาหญ้า้ แฝก”
ฝ ”
นางเพลิน จงเจริญ นางพรรณพร ชาญภิญโญ โดย นางสาวธน ัชพร บุคสงิ หา
จ.สุโขท ัย จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.อุดรธานี
50The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded
ิ งยกล้อ”
“ควายซงวิ “เรือนไทย” โดย “กรอบรูป”
โดย นายพิชติ คล ังวิจต
ิ ร นายประศาสน์ พรมสุวรรณ โดย นางนงนุช แก้วเรือนดี
จ.นนทบุร ี จ.อ่างทอง ี งใหม่
จ.เชย
51The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded
“เบาะนงและหมอนหนุ
ั น” “เด็กดอย ตะกร้าใสผ ่ า้ ”
“เก้าอี้ ชา้ งไทย”
โดย นายอิทธิพล มหาว ัน โดย นางหนูรต ิ บุตรวงษ์ โดย นางสาวอ ัจฉราภรณ์
จ.เชยี งใหม่ (กลุม
่ แม่บา้ นเกษตรกรบ้าน ยอดคีร ี จ.กรุงเทพฯ
โสน) จ.ศรีสะเกษ
52The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded
“ม้
มานงทรงไข
านงทรงไข่
ั ” โดย “โถเอนกประสงค์
โถเอนกประสงค” “ก้
กอนดนหญาแฝก
อนดินหญ้าแฝก”
นางสาวปรินดา แตรวิจต ิ ป์
ิ รศล โดย นางสาวนฤดี ภูร่ ัตน์ร ักษ์ โดย นายธรรมนูญ เฮงษฎีกล
ุ
จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.กรุงเทพฯ
“เบาะรองนงรถยนต์
ั ” “ตะกร้าปร ับความสูงได้” โดย “ชุดพานพุม
่ ”
โดย วิทยาล ัยเทคนิคจ ันทบุร ี นางสาวเสาวล ักษณ์ ก่อศกดิั ว ัฒนา โดย กฤษณา กุณาศล
จ.กรุงเทพฯ
53The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest
Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded
“กระเป๋า” “ตะกร้าสานลายดอกพิกล ุ ”
โดย นางจินต์ เทพกําเหนิด จ.นราธิวาส โดย นางหร้อน่า เหนียดบุตร จ.กระบี
“กล่องของขว ัญ” ั
ื วน” โดย นายศกดาดิ
“เสอม้ ป้องทอง และ
ื
โดย นางสาวชนชม ศุภพิชญ์นาม จ.ชลบุร ี นายว ัชรพงศ ์ สท
ิ ธิมาตย์ จ.อุดรธานี 54Agenda
• Company
C profile
fil
• Th
The use off vetiver
ti grass system
t for
f erosion
i control
t l andd
slope stabilization along the yadana gas pipeline project
right of way
• Huay Khayeng, Thailand vetiver cultivation exemplar
• The vetiver development and promotion as initiated by His
Majesty the King Contest
• Conclusion
55Conclusion
Details of an overviewed vetiver planting activities by PTT
The Vetiver
Development The Vetiver
and Promotion Development
The Royal Project as Initiated by and Promotion as
Foundation His Majesty Initiated by
Public Kanchanaburi Province the King Hi M
His Majesty
j t th
the Ki
King
together with Highway Contest Contest
Department, Land (1st year) (2nd year)
Development of
Yadana Gas Agricultural Extension
Pipeline Project 1.28 million stalks
Office of the
Communities Royal
Development
Projects
Board as a
consultant
2.02 million stalk
PTT PTT Reforestration Project
Petchaboon Province
Royal Forest Department
1994 1996 2003 2005 2006 2008 2010 56Thank you
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