Charoenchai (Charlie) Khompatraporn Keywords RDFS2019 RDFS 2019 speakers supply chain logistics management Read more about Charoenchai (Charlie) Khompatraporn Charoenchai (Charlie) Khompatraporn has been teaching and researching in the area of supply chain and logistics management for over 15 years. He has been working with the Royal Project Foundation in Thailand to improve their agricultural logistics planning and operations. He has also worked with real sectors such as food manufacturing, retailers, and logistics providers. Charlie is currently the Head of Sustainable Technology, Management and Design Cluster, and a former Head of the Production Engineering Department at KMUTT.
Waste-to-Fuel Infrastructure Costing: Biogas to Bio-CNG Read more about Waste-to-Fuel Infrastructure Costing: Biogas to Bio-CNG A key element of implementing waste-to-fuel technologies in developing countries is determining the infrastructure and operational cost. This presentation centers on a complex workflow detailing the waste supply chain, starting from the type of waste or feed stock used to the process, the resulting fuel, and its applicable use. Key steps of the calculation are also outlined, including the site acquisition and costs of compression and storage, among others.
The Long-Run Demand for Irrigation in Asia: Gazing Into the Crystal Ball Read more about The Long-Run Demand for Irrigation in Asia: Gazing Into the Crystal Ball This paper attempts to gaze into a crystal ball to gain insights into the three basic drivers that will determine the nature of future demand for irrigation services. It explains the dynamics in Asia of these three drivers and conclude, speculatively, on their impact on the design and management of irrigation systems.
The Long-Run Demand for Irrigation in Asia Read more about The Long-Run Demand for Irrigation in Asia This presentation attempts the use of a crystal ball to gain insights into the three basic drivers that will determine the nature of future demand for irrigation services. It explains the dynamics in Asia of these three drivers, and concludes speculatively on their impact on the design and management of irrigation systems.
International Supply Chains and the Economies of the Association for Southeast Asian Nations Read more about International Supply Chains and the Economies of the Association for Southeast Asian Nations This presentation features the story of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and the need to focus on logistics services. The nexus between trade and growth is also explained. It discusses why well-functioning supply chains are important for trade, and how to facilitate as well as manage risks and vulnerabilities in supply chains.
International Supply Chains and ASEAN Economies Read more about International Supply Chains and ASEAN Economies This learning event on International Supply Chains and the Economies of the Association for Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) shared the story of the ASEAN, and the need to focus on logistics services. The nexus between trade and growth is also explained. It discussed why well-functioning supply chains are important for trade, and how to facilitate as well as manage risks and vulnerabilities in supply chains.
Education and Skills for Inclusive Growth and Green Jobs: Country Findings in Viet Nam Read more about Education and Skills for Inclusive Growth and Green Jobs: Country Findings in Viet Nam This presentation shares key findings and results of the policy push towards skills development for green jobs in Viet Nam. Analysis of the findings, along with some recommendations, are discussed.
Engineering Solutions: Are They Sufficient? Read more about Engineering Solutions: Are They Sufficient? Economic losses soar continuously while death tolls lessen in hydro-meteorological disasters. A higher level of physical protection is therefore necessary to achieve economic development. Although engineering solutions are essential, they will only become effective if certain factors are present and with many non‐engineering actions—before, during, and after.
ADB's Trade Finance Program Read more about ADB's Trade Finance Program Asian Development Bank (ADB)’s Trade Finance Program provides guarantees and loans through banks to support trade. Through the program’s Credit Guarantee Product, ADB provides guarantees within 24 hours to confirming banks of up to 100% of non-payment risk. The program also supports transactions such as counter-guarantee, pre-export financing, and trade loan.