SET News :SET and Partners to Boost Environmental Resilience in Lampang Communities

The Stock Exchange of Thailand · 3d ago
JOINT RELEASE
No. 58/2026
August 21, 2026
SET and Partners to Boost Environmental Resilience in Lampang Communities
KEY POINTS
- SET and SET Foundation, with three network partners, drive two environmental
initiatives in Lampang: constructing 10,993 check dams as a royal merit-making
tribute, and building environmental awareness in youth through EF brain skills
development.
- Both initiatives unite local wisdom and community participation across all
ages to build a sustainable foundation for environmental conservation.
BANGKOK, August 21, 2026 - The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and SET
Foundation are advancing environmental conservation to empower local communities
under the concept "Synergizing Partnerships for a Better Society," driving two
major initiatives in Lampang province. The first, "SET: Forests and Communities
for Sustainability," is a partnership with the Lampang Community Forest Learning
Association and The Siam Cement (Lampang) Co., Ltd. to construct 10,993 check
dams inspired by royal development principles, with the merit dedicated to Her
Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother. The second, "Love Home, Protect
Forests," is a collaboration with the Rakluke Learning Group Institute and the
Lampang Community Foundation, encouraging students at early childhood, primary
and secondary levels to learn environmental conservation through Executive
Functions (EF) brain skills development, building long-term community resilience
against environmental crises.
SET Senior Executive Vice President and SET Foundation Director and Treasurer -
Rongrak Phanapavudhikul said that amid growing environmental challenges,
including climate change and PM2.5 air pollution, SET remains committed to
working closely with partners from all sectors within local communities to
promote responsible natural resource management, strengthen communities, and
preserve local culture and wisdom. Both initiatives deliver tangible
improvements to quality of life and generate meaningful benefits for society and
the environment, reinforcing SET's role in creating opportunities for all
sectors in line with its vision, "The Trusted Gateway to Inclusive
Opportunities"
Lampang Community Forest Learning Association President - Sumai Maimun said the
association and local communities are committed to conserving forests and water
sources through the collective construction of 10,993 check dams across all 13
districts. The figure carries an auspicious symbolic meaning: "10" represents
Her Majesty's status as the Queen Mother to His Majesty King Rama X; "9"
signifies her role as the Queen Consort of King Rama IX; and "93" reflects Her
Majesty's age. The initiative reflects the unity and loyalty of communities and
partners throughout Lampang, working together to preserve local ecosystems for
future generations.
RLG Institute President - Subhawadee Harnmethee said the institute has partnered
with the Lampang Community Foundation and educational networks, including the
Jitsueksa network, Lamplaimat Pattana School, Plearnpattana School in Bangkok,
and Ban Sam Kha School in Lampang, with support from the SET Foundation. The
project integrates EF brain skill development with a "Love Home, Protect
Forests" mindset, equipping teachers with three-dimensional foundational
knowledge (Self + EF + Development) to design localized environmental learning
units. Students engage in hands-on, real-world learning that fosters positive
attitudes toward community and nature. Outcomes show that youths at all levels
have developed EF skills and environmental awareness, successfully connecting
learning to practical resource management. The project has also produced a "Love
Home, Protect Forests Learning Unit Development Manual," ready for expansion to
other educational institutions.
Lampang Community Foundation President - Assistant Professor Jariya Wilaiwan
said that the project has fostered concrete collaboration among schools,
families, and communities across six sub-districts and three districts in
Lampang. Parents, local wisdom keepers, elderly groups, community leaders, and
local agencies serve as active learning resources, passing down community and
environmental wisdom to youth. Through participatory teacher development, Active
learning curriculum design, and continuous teacher support and monitoring, the
project lays a strong foundation of environmental consciousness in children and
youth for the sustainable protection of Lampang's environment.
Both initiatives serve as vital models for environmental conservation, bridging
natural resources with local ways of life so that youth and communities develop
a shared sense of responsibility to value and protect Lampang's natural heritage
for generations to come.
"SET...The Trusted Gateway to Inclusive Opportunities"
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