
The best three envoys would then have a chance to join a oneweek educational trip to Germany including Bayer’s headquarters and other government agencies together with their counterparts from 18 countries worldwide during November 49.
The three winners will be awarded funding of Bt10,000, while the three runnersup would each receive Bt5,000 to carry out the winning projects in their communities.
This year, competition topics will challenge young environmentalists to enter their projects under one of three topics: the mitigating measures against the effects of climate change; energy conservation or renewable energy development; and environmentallyfriendly production and consumption.
Bayer organiss the projects in cooperation with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Young people worldwide visit Germany on a weeklong study tour to experience how environmental protection was practised by people, government and industry there.
Young people can download an application form and find more details at www.bayer.co.th or www.byee.bayer.com or [email protected] or call 02 616674950. Entry submission deadline will be July 20.