Vetiver system for soil and water conservation on

the Burma-Thailand gas pipeline

and community outreach programs

by

Dr.Songkiert Tansamrit
Executive Vice President
PTT Research & Technology Institute

22 February 2008 1
Agenda

• Company profile

• The use of vetiver grass system for erosion control and

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

2
 PTT 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 (C2, C3, LPG, GSP Products
NGL)
Compresso
r
Crude & NGL Transportatio
Condensate n Oil
Crude &
Condensate
Oil

LPG
Crude Oil
Procurement Tradin PTTRF
g
Petroleum Lube Base Plant
Products
Petrochemical Plants End Products
: Intermediates (MEG, Phenol, etc.)
Petrochemical

Plastic
Resins

Export
Olefins & Aromatics Markets
Plants
3
PTT Shareholder Structure

America
Europe

Asia

Public (SET) / Ministry of Finance

Thai Financial Institute
Ownership :
Ministry of Finance
‘Direct and Indirect’ ~ 68%,
Public ~ 32%
Vayupak Fund

4
 PTT 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 Group 1,999,275 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 (P/E=11.56), PTT=326 (P/E=10.33)

 CG Regognition Awards 2006 & 2007

Relative Size to Economy
 Global Top 40 Executives in Chemical by ICIS 2006
PTT Group represents
8,438
large portion of
 1st : The Top Performers in Asia 2005
Thai economy
 1st : Best Managed Company in Asia 2005
SET 73.6%
 1st : Best Managed Company Oil&Gas 2008

 1st : Best in Corporate Governance in Thailand 2005

PTT Group 23.7%  1st : Best CEO in Thailand 2005

PTT 10.9%
 Commitment to Social and Environmental Issues 2003/05/06
 Commitment to Energy Saving 2005/2006
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+
รางวัลรัฐวิสาหกิจดีเด่น จากกระทรวงการคลัง
PTT A2 BBB+
* Bond rating
 ปี 2549 : คณะกรรมการรัฐวิสาหกิจดีเด่น/ คณะกรรมการดีเด่น/ CSR ดีเด่น 5
 ปี 2550 : การบริหารจัดการองค์กรดีเด่น/ ผลการดำเนินงานดีเด่น/ CSR ดีเด่น
Agenda

• Company profile

• The use of vetiver grass system for erosion control and

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

6
 Introduction

• 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 installation, thereby exposed
to immediate soil erosion impact.

• Vetiver grass plays a significant role in

permanent soil erosion prevention and
rehabilitation of the area.

7
Rationale

• Thailand is a net energy import country,

with 30% domestic production and 70%
import.
• At present, 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
and environmental concern, as well as
safety aspect.

• As natural gas resources in the Gulf of

Thailand is quite limited, replacement
and additional supply must be procured
from neighboring countries.
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 The 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 Strategy &
Techniques
Formulate
Pipeline Route Ranking Combined
Formulate
Selection Utmost Strategy for
Strategy for
Impact Implementation
Application
Plan

Environmental Mitigation
Evaluation Measure Implementation
and
Evaluation

Consideration on Environmental Consideration

Alternative Impact on
Routes Assessment rehabilitation

9
 Project Description

• Laying a 238.5-kilometer natural gas

pipeline from Thai border at Ban I tong,
Thong Pha Phum, Kanchanaburi
province to the Ratchaburi Power Plant
The pipeline construction of the 42-inch
diameter (105-centimeter) requires the
digging of 2.5-meter-wide and 2.5-meter-
deep trench and installation.

• There are 12 block valve stations and one Operation & Maintenance
Center in Ratchaburi province to control gas transmission.
•
• Construction began on March 24, 1997 and completed on June 30,1998.
(July 1,1998 is the Agreement deadline.)
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Environmental 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
Myanma - Pre-construction conditions
- Impact due to the construction
r

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 Significant of Environmental Impact

Among the 13 environmental impact 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.

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 Strategic 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

13
Engineering Erosion Control Structure

Diversion Berm : Herring bone Diversion Berm : Ladder berm

Soft Plugs Drainage system e.g. Riprap

14
 Physical 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 were pegged to hold
the soil-filled jute sacks together
with vetiver grasses.
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The 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. Erythrina subumbrans (Hassk.)
6. Cephalanthus tetrandra (Roxb.) Ridsdale & Bakhf.
7. Elaeocarpus hygrophilus Kurz. 16
Strategic Approaches : Soil Erosion and Rehabilitation

Botanical Strategies and Techniques

• Grow 1.5 million vetiver
grass slips in the areas
with high risks of erosion,
according to technical
principles.

• Grow grass and leguminous

cover to enhance soil
richness.

• Grow a total of 61,250

perennial trees, 3 meters
from pipeline center along
the pipeline R/W

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 The 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 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 trees may not be required.

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 0

0
025+040 00+000

800

800
1600
1600
025+482 00+562
025+795 01+150
026+154
01+578
026+488
02+064
026+869
02+627
027+183
02+997
027+779

Ground Level (m)

Ground Level (m)

028+166 03+414

028+500 03+776

028+889 04+257
029+406 04+654
029+805 05+049
030+325 05+693
030+706
06+249
031+090
06+752
031+385
07+437
031+898
07+972
032+458
032+935 08+472

033+279 08+977

033+706 09+419
033+950 09+966
034+240 10+489
034+543 10+984
034+977
11+522
035+495
11+974
035+972
12+389
KP 0- KP 25

036+336

KP 25 – KP 50
13+018
036+629
036+999 013+505

037+385 013+966

037+777 014+535
038+252 015+201
038+703 015+733
039+052
016+219
Vetiver grass combined with re-vegetation,

040+154
016+746
040+977
017+260
041+444
017+919
Identify the Erosion Rating Risk R/W Profile

042+082
018+700
042+656
043+548 019+252

044+259 019+707
agronomic erosion control methodology and construction engineering

044+952 020+341
045+692 021+090
046+207
Special Techniques, E3

021+625
047+003
methodology is a key to erosion control success in the Yadana Gas Pipeline Project

022+277
047+603
023+060
048+431
023+678
048+920
Additional Vetiver Grass Growing,

024+245
Grass / Legume / Trees, E1 and E0

049+343
Additional Vetiver Grass Growing, E2

024+957
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Physical 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

20
The Application of Engineering and Botanical Techniques
with Vetiver Grass Slip Planting Positioning

KP 12 + 280: July 1997 KP 12 + 280: September 1999

21
The 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

22
 Rehabilitation 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

46114
47301531
20 21
211 48
17 49
18 23
Very High 5678
3 42 4334
38
32
12
33 39 25
26
4
36 16
37
910
442750
45
1340 28
19
3541 24
22 • In the 1st year, C x P changed to 0.4 C Factor is
29 Cropping
• 1st rainy season, C x P decreased to 0.24 Management Factor
P Factor is Physical
• 2nd rainy season, C x P improved to 0.13 Erosion Control
High
which closed to the pre-construction Structure and
Erosion Control
period or natural condition. Practice

11 12
6 10
13
• From KP 1 to KP 27, the rehabilitation was
123 5 926
25 7
4
22
8 23 24
14
slower than KP 28 to KP 50 as according
Moderate 48 16
15 49
31 3230
42
18 5019 20
17
27
33 28
35
40
21
36
to the quality of soil that underwent
43374438
2934
47
4539
41 1 2 11
22 10
23 mining activities.
34 24
56 12
125
2 26
46 7 813 14
9 20272128 1 210
32
15 46 3329 30
17 31
16 47 12 322 235 11
Low 45
34 37
423843 44 24 25 26
3935
18 40
194941
36 50 1
48 36 3719384396 40
163728
927 81291 30 31 25111
2021 17
31 32 33 34 35 1225
222623
1 47 30 20 41 4218 4435 44 45 3624
37 1
38
19
27 728
06 40
843929 30 12
112
19
3
22
17
151
1
23
46
2 42
14434831
15 49 21
23 46 47 9
4116
3134217
32 1431 44
33 3445
35 24
36 37
27
9
16
25
38
378
284039
186294030 35 12 11 17
3
22 2511 1
1140
35678
38
17
32
33
18
39 3425 26 48 49 50 46 47
202148
184495 50 31
2021
41
46
26 32
42474
48 33
11
4349 34
5 44
5045 3624
37 25
27
9 38
19
16728
8423
26 629
39
443 30
4 4411
16
45 12
275019
28 22
24
31
41 342
46 47 18
32
480 33 34
5 44
49 35
5045
Normal 36
91037
40134135 2021
29 1st Rainy Season 2nd Rainy Season 3rd Rainy Season 4th Rainy Season 5th Rainy Season

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Year

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Significant 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. Vetiver grass kept soil 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.

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Significant 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.

25
Agenda

• Company profile

• The use of vetiver grass system for erosion control and

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

26
Huay 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-
Myanmar border,

• Occupation: Predominantly
husbandry, i.e. rice, cassava,
corn, livestock, etc.; modest labor
force

• Economic status: Virtually

destitute due to ineffective
agricultural means; average
income equals 12,200
Baht/person/year (2004)
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Vetiver 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.

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Implementation Strategies

 The Participatory Process: Promotes mutuality in mentation and

practice.

 Creating internal desire -- “inside-out” – and on a voluntary basis.

 Utilizing the “Sufficiency Economy Family” 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

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Vetiver Growing Promotional Effort

4 Implementation Phases:

Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV

Exemplar
Community :
Demonstration Voluntary Plot Village Plot
Full
Plot
Participation of
the Community

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 Phase 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.

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 Phase II : January – September 2005

Introduction of
development
patterns and
utilization of
vetiver leaves

Home delivery

 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.
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 Phase III : October 2005 – February 2006

Families of Sufficient Economy

 Encompassed the following criteria:

 Each household participating in the

Community leader council
meeting
project had a responsibility to:
 Cultivate vetiver grass
 Cultivate vegetables
Heightened registration of  Regularly save money
vetiver growing (one baht a day)
 Abstain from drinking on
religious (Buddhist) days
 Explicate family expenses

 Binding households are then given the

option of 5 hens or 1 pig or catfish within
a budget equivalent to 900 baht per family
The number of participants rose from 55
households in the 2nd Phase to 250 in the
Children helping with income andOne-baht saving everyday,
3rd Phase.
expense account (top left corner) sufficiency economy

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 Phase 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.
 Facilitate understanding within the community regarding the diversified benefits of
vetiver,
i.e. production expense reduction, soil and moisture preservation, higher yields of
produce, etc.

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Huay Khayeng , Thailand Vetiver Cultivation Exemplar

 Over 593 community households grew vetiver in this project; about

45% grew vetiver over 2.4 million slips (June 2006)

 Results:
– An income and expense account is established in every
participating household, facilitating 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 soil to quality and reduction of soil surface deprivation esp.
in slope areasใ
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Community Success Stories

Mr. Sumitr Ming-Khwan, 52 years old

“Now, I understand that the benefits from

growing vetiver are soil and water
conservation, soil surface preservation,
reduction of soil surface wash. Vetiver
can prevent soil surface from caving in.”

Mr. Boonniam 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, soil will be
moistured.”

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Community Success Stories

Mr. Khanchit Janpanya, 34 years old

“Now, after growing vetiver, soil condition is

recovered. I can feel it’s alive. It’s getting
blacker and won’t flow away. Covering soil
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.”

Mr. Rueang Plongjit, 68 years old

“Vetiver can considerably reduce

expenses e.g. water, electricity from over
200 baht to 100 baht.”

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Community 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 is reduced by half from 5 tons 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.”

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 The Royal Grace of
His Majesty the King

“His Majesty has reigned

supreme in the hearts and
minds of all Thais; His
devotion to His people is
On more
behalf of substantive
Thai peoplethanwho
soil are
grateful
and vetiver to
compounded.”
the majestic generosity of His
The Petroleum
Majesty theAuthority
King
of Thailand
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Agenda

• Company profile

• The use of vetiver grass system for erosion control and

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

40
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

To commemorate His Majesty's 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
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The 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 and Promotion as Initiated by His Majesty the King
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
- 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.

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The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Plantation Category (People) : 11 people have been awarded

43
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Plantation Category (Community) : 4 communities have been awarded

44
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Plantation Category (School) : 3 schools have been awarded

45
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Plantation Category (Public Agency) : 1 agency has been awarded

46
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Promotion of Vetiver Plantation Category : 8 people have been awarded

47
The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded

“ดอกไม้ทะเล”
แจกันและถาดใส่ของ “ตุ๊กตาหญิงไทย” “แจกันสานสายน้ำไหล”
โดย นายนพชัย ภู่จิรเกษม โดย นางนงนุช แก้วเรือนดี โดย นางบุญเสก สภาแก้ว
จ.ปทุมธานี จ.เชียงใหม่ จ.สุโขทัย

48
 The 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 “แจกันสานสายดอกพิกุล” “โอ่งน้ำสานสายสองส

นางสาวเบญจมาศ วังซ้าย นางบุญถึง ฤทธิ์เกิด โดย นางวันทา ลับสี” โดย
จ.เชียงใหม่ จ.นนทบุรี ดาวกรุงแก้ว จ.สุโขทัย นางเทียม เนยสูงเนิน
จ.สุโขทัย

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 The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded

“น้ำเต้นสาน” โดย “แจกันและถาดผลไม้” โดย “มู่ลี่ตุ๊กตาหญ้าแฝก”

นางเพลิน จงเจริญ นางพรรณพร ชาญภิญโญ โดย นางสาวธนัชพร บุคสิงหา
จ.สุโขทัย จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.อุดรธานี

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The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Decoration) : 13 products have been awarded

“ควายซิ่งวิ่งยกล้อ” “เรือนไทย” โดย “กรอบรูป”

โดย นายพิชิต คลังวิจิตร นายประศาสน์ พรมสุวรรณ โดย นางนงนุช แก้วเรือนดี
จ.นนทบุรี จ.อ่างทอง จ.เชียงใหม่

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 The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded

“เก้าอี้ ช้างไทย” “เบาะนั่งและหมอนหนุน” “เด็กดอย ตะกร้าใส่ผ้า”

โดย นายอิทธิพล มหาวัน โดย นางหนูริต บุตรวงษ์ โดย นางสาวอัจฉราภรณ์
จ.เชียงใหม่ (กลุ่มแม่บ้านเกษตรกรบ้าน ยอดคีรี จ.กรุงเทพฯ
โสน) จ.ศรีสะเกษ

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 The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded

“ม้านั่งทรงไข่” โดย “โถเอนกประสงค์” “ก้อนดินหญ้าแฝก”

นางสาวปรินดา แตรวิจิตรศิลป์ โดย นางสาวนฤดี ภู่รัตน์รักษ์ โดย นายธรรมนูญ เฮงษฎีกุล
จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.กรุงเทพฯ จ.กรุงเทพฯ

“เบาะรองนั่งรถยนต์” “ตะกร้าปรับความสูงได้” โดย “ชุดพานพุ่ม”

โดย วิทยาลัยเทคนิคจันทบุรี นางสาวเสาวลักษณ์ ก่อศักดิ์วัฒนา โดย กฤษณา กุณาศล
จ.กรุงเทพฯ
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 The Vetiver development and promotion as initiated
by His Majesty the King Contest

Vetiver Product Category (Household Application) : 13 products have been awarded

“กระเป๋า” “ตะกร้าสานลายดอกพิกุล”
โดย นางจินต์ เทพกำเหนิด จ.นราธิวาส โดย นางหร้อน่า เหนียดบุตร จ.กระบี่

“กล่องของขวัญ” “เสื่อม้วน” โดย นายศักดาดิ์ ป้องทอง และ

โดย นางสาวชื่นชม ศุภพิชญ์นาม จ.ชลบุรี นายวัชรพงศ์ สิทธิมาตย์ จ.อุดรธานี 54
Agenda

• Company profile

• The use of vetiver grass system for erosion control and

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

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 Conclusion

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 His Majesty the 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

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Thank you

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