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Sustainability Expo 2024: Unveiling ‘Sufficiency for Sustainability’ at QSNCC

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Last year’s Sustainability Expo 2023 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center was a resounding success, drawing throngs of enthusiastic visitors who eagerly participated in a myriad of activities. Now, get ready for an even grander spectacle! The 5th Sustainability Expo 2024 (SX 2024) is just around the corner, slated to run from September 27 to October 6. Organizers and exhibitors are pulling out all the stops to make this year’s event unforgettable.

SX 2024 is set to take place across an impressive 70,000-square-metre expanse of the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC). This colossal event, one of the largest sustainability showcases in the ASEAN region, will revolve around the inspiring theme, “Sufficiency for Sustainability.” This theme draws inspiration from His Majesty the King’s heartfelt speech delivered during his coronation on May 4, 2019.

The QSNCC will be meticulously divided into an exhilarating ten zones, each bursting with opportunities to learn about environmental sustainability. Get ready to dive deep into a world where green practices and cutting-edge innovations take center stage. The ground floor exhibition zone alone will be split into five dynamic parts, featuring award-giving ceremonies that celebrate public participation and excellence under the event’s theme.

Our journey begins at the “SEP Inspiration” zone, where you’ll embark on a fascinating exploration of the sufficiency economy philosophy. Be inspired by the remarkable achievements of organizations like the Chaipattana Foundation, who have seamlessly integrated this philosophy into their operations. Prepare to be awed!

As you wander further, you’ll encounter Prologue—an immersive experience that vividly illustrates the profound impact humans have on the environment. For art aficionados, “Story from Plateau” by the acclaimed Bangkok Art Biennale 2024 artist, Bounpaul Phothyzan, is sure to captivate your imagination.

Next, venture into the “Better Me” zone, where you’ll discover the secrets to living harmoniously across generations and stay updated on the latest food trends. From delectable delights to sustainable eats, your taste buds are in for a treat!

In the “Better Living” zone, you’ll delve into projects and initiatives led by top companies committed to a cleaner environment and a circular economy. Witness firsthand how industry giants are paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future.

The “Better Community: Building Inclusive Community” zone will showcase the incredible efforts of local communities in fostering a sustainable quality of life. And don’t miss the “Better World” art gallery, featuring a diverse array of thought-provoking works centered around sustainability.

The excitement doesn’t stop there! On the lower ground floor, kids will have a blast at the Kids Zone, engaging in activities designed to spark their imagination and develop their skills. Meanwhile, the SX marketplace will come alive with over 280 shops offering an array of sustainable products. Feeling generous? Head to the SX department store to donate unwanted items or hunt for second-hand treasures.

Foodies, rejoice! The SX food festival promises a culinary journey like no other, with mouthwatering tasters from the creative minds of celebrity chefs from Masterchef, Iron Chef, Top Chef, and Hell’s Kitchen. Sustainable dining has never been this delicious!

On the second floor, dynamic seminars await you, providing invaluable insights into the B2C2B (business-to-consumer-to-business) context. These forums, hosted by leading sustainable networks such as Nikkei BP and the Australian Trade, will broaden your horizons and deepen your understanding of sustainability practices in the business world.

The SX 2024 extravaganza will unfold daily from 10 AM to 8 PM at the QSNCC. This monumental event is co-hosted by Thai Beverage, Frasers Property, PTT Plc, Siam Cement Group (SCG), and Thai Union Group, with the indispensable support of the Thailand Supply Chain Network. Make sure to mark your calendars, because SX 2024 promises to be a spectacular celebration of all things sustainable, delivering an unforgettable experience for all who attend!

36 Comments

  1. Joe September 16, 2024

    This year’s Sustainability Expo sounds amazing! I attended last year, and it was truly eye-opening.

    • Sue Miller September 16, 2024

      I agree! The food festival alone is enough to get me excited. It was delicious last year!

      • green_gal September 16, 2024

        I hope they focus more on plant-based options this year. It’s the future of sustainable eating.

      • Joe September 16, 2024

        They had a good amount of vegan options last year too. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

    • Bob September 16, 2024

      I just hope it’s not all talk and no action. So many expos just end up being a bunch of corporate greenwashing.

  2. Leo Davis September 16, 2024

    The ‘Sufficiency for Sustainability’ theme is so relevant! We need to start thinking about consuming less and living more sustainably.

    • Skeptic123 September 16, 2024

      Easy for you to say. Not everyone can afford to ‘consume less.’ It’s a luxury some people don’t have!

      • Leo Davis September 16, 2024

        That’s a fair point, but sustainability can start at any income level. Small changes can make a big impact.

  3. eco_warrior September 16, 2024

    I can’t help but wonder if big corporations like SCG and PTT Plc hosting this event are genuinely committed to sustainability or just trying to polish their image.

    • fossil_fuel_bob September 16, 2024

      Exactly! They just want to look good in the public eye while continuing to exploit resources.

    • EcoGeek21 September 16, 2024

      Even if they’re doing it for PR, if it brings more attention to sustainability, isn’t that a win?

    • eco_warrior September 16, 2024

      Fair point, but let’s not forget to hold them accountable too.

  4. Sarah September 16, 2024

    The Kids Zone sounds fantastic! I plan on bringing my kids, and I’m sure they’ll love it.

    • Gary E. September 16, 2024

      It’s so crucial to educate kids about sustainability early on. It’s their future, after all.

    • ParentX September 16, 2024

      I’m planning to take my children too. Last year, they couldn’t stop talking about it for weeks.

  5. young_skeptic September 16, 2024

    Aren’t most of these events just gimmicks to convince people they’re making a difference? Real change takes systemic overhaul.

    • hopeful_thinker September 16, 2024

      It’s a start, though. Changing individuals’ mindset can collectively create pressure for systemic change.

    • policy_maker September 16, 2024

      I work in local government, and I can tell you public pressure from events like this does make a difference.

    • young_skeptic September 16, 2024

      I hope you’re right. I’m tired of feeling like change is just out of reach.

  6. Karen September 16, 2024

    I really hope they cover more about upcycling and reducing waste. It’s something not many people talk about.

    • Toby September 16, 2024

      Upcycling is honestly one of the most fun things to do. It really engages your creativity.

    • EcoFriendlyBz September 16, 2024

      Totally agree! Upcycling also saves money and reduces our carbon footprint.

  7. Howard H. September 16, 2024

    I’m a bit concerned about the cost of attending these seminars. Are they accessible to everyone?

  8. Dave_The_Dude September 16, 2024

    I went last year and felt like some of the solutions they presented were unrealistic for everyday people.

  9. Annie L. September 16, 2024

    Hopefully, this year they offer more practical advice for normal folks. I can’t afford those high-end eco-friendly products.

  10. TechBro98 September 16, 2024

    This event sounds dope, but where’s the tech? I wanna see more innovation in sustainability solutions.

    • Dr. Emma September 17, 2024

      Innovation in technology is a key part of sustainability. I hope they showcase cutting-edge solutions too.

    • eco_fanatic September 17, 2024

      There were some tech exhibits last year. Expect more this time as the event grows.

  11. OldTimer September 17, 2024

    It’s all well and good, but what about real-world application? We need to see these ideas implemented.

  12. L. Green September 17, 2024

    For those complaining about big corporations, remember that they have the resources to make a significant impact.

    • Franky September 17, 2024

      Right, and they also have the responsibility to lead by example.

    • Maverick23 September 17, 2024

      Still skeptical. Big money often means big damage.

  13. Nina Collins September 17, 2024

    I hope they provide opportunities for startups and small businesses focusing on sustainability.

  14. FutureGen September 17, 2024

    Excited about the seminars! I want to learn more about the business side of sustainability.

  15. ChefMaster September 17, 2024

    Looking forward to the food festival! Sustainable food has never tasted better.

    • FoodieFranz September 17, 2024

      Same here! I hope they highlight local and organic farmers more.

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