The environmental issues in Thailand have already been discussed in the previously done interim report (attached). Now, a final report should be written to
specifically discuss Thailand’s air pollution problem in detail. The final report should propose, evaluate and defend a “sustainability package” that can be
adopted to mitigate this situation and steer Thailand into a sustainable future.
– The report should follow the exact format displayed in the “Paper format” document attached.
– The “sustainability package” should include a combination of practices (social, education, etc), science, policy and stewardship.
– You can identify more than one solution for the air pollution problem, but need to justify the solution(s) you feel have the best chance of achieving your goal.
– You may find that a combination of more than one solution is needed, which is fine as long as it is defended properly.
– Although the solution package has a local/regional focus you can supplement it by the “bigger picture” impact of the global implication of this solution.
– You are expected to research and read relevant material from other sources and use that to evaluate and strengthen the case of the package you are putting
forward.
– Proper referencing (Harvard system) is required.
– The final report will build on the interim report by proposing, defending, and assessing the impacts of a detailed “sustainability package” that you think best
addresses the air pollution problem as identified in the interim report.
– The main parts of the interim report are to be included in the final report, those that relate to the topic of the final report.
– Thus, the final report will be a complete and comprehensive report that can be used without having to refer back to the interim report.
– Need to submit the soft copy of all e-references used in the final report.
– The powerpoint slides need to be in the form of a video (Duration: 8 minutes).
– The powerpoint slides need to be animated + music needs to be added such that it is like a video.