A Legal Perspective on Waste Management and Misappropriation Cases 1. Introduction In Thai criminal law, confusion often arises between ownership (กรรมสิทธิ์)  and possession (การครอบครอง) , particularly in cases involving entrusted property or contractual custody. This distinction becomes crucial when determining whether the offense of theft or misappropriation (Section 352 of the Thai Penal Code)  applies. The prosecutor’s decision in the “Clean Mahanakorn case” rested on the erroneous assumption that waste has no owner —and therefore, the company could not be a victim of misappropriation. However, under Thai law, lawful possession  grants protective rights equivalent to those of ownership in criminal contexts. 2. Legal Definitions Concept Legal Foundation Meaning in Practice Ownership (กรรมสิทธิ์) Civil and Commercial Code, Section 1336 The absolute right to use, enjoy, and dispose of a property. Ownership is a real right  (สิทธิในทรัพย์) that persists until legally transferred. Possession (การครอบครอง) Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 1367–1376 The factual control or custody over a property with intent to treat it as one’s own, or on behalf of another. Possession confers protective rights  under both civil and criminal law. 3. Criminal Protection of Possession Under the Thai Penal Code , both ownership and possession are protected. Section 334 (Theft) and Section 352 (Misappropriation) explicitly recognize the rights of “the owner or possessor ” ( เจ้าของหรือผู้ครอบครอง ). Therefore, even if a company does not “own” the waste, it is still protected as the lawful possessor  under its municipal contract. This principle prevents employees or agents from exploiting property entrusted to them during their employment. 4. Supreme Court Precedents 📚 Supreme Court Decision No. 2373/2542 A transport company employee sold goods entrusted for delivery.The Court ruled this was misappropriation (Section 352)  even though the company was not the owner  of the goods — it had lawful possession . 🔹 Application:  Clean Mahanakorn, like the transport company, lawfully possessed municipal waste under a service contract.The drivers’ act of selling recyclables constituted misappropriation of property under the company’s lawful possession . 📚 Supreme Court Decision No. 682/2529 A contractor who took materials belonging to a client and sold them was guilty of misappropriation , as the property was entrusted to him under contract.The Court emphasized that lawful custody = criminally protected possession . 🔹 Application:  The waste recyclables, once loaded onto the company’s trucks, fall under its entrusted custody . Any sale by staff for personal gain directly violates the Penal Code. 📚 Supreme Court Decision No. 3176/2543 A garbage collection employee who sold collected waste was convicted of misappropriation.The Court reasoned that “although waste is abandoned by its owner, once a collector has lawful possession, it becomes his entrusted property until disposal.” 🔹 Application:  This precedent is almost identical to the Clean Mahanakorn case, refuting the prosecutor’s claim that “waste has no owner.” 5. Analytical Comparison Legal Element Prosecutor’s Interpretation Correct Legal Understanding Ownership of waste Waste has no owner → cannot be stolen Once collected under municipal contract, waste is entrusted property  under lawful possession Company’s status Merely a contractor receiving payment A lawful possessor  responsible for custody and disposal of all waste collected Criminal element No “victim” to establish misappropriation The company is a victim  as the possessor under law Employee’s act Personal sale of unowned items Misappropriation of property in lawful possession of employer (Section 352) 6. Conclusion The prosecutor’s non-prosecution order reflects a fundamental misinterpretation of “possession” under Thai law .While the Clean Mahanakorn company may not hold ownership ( กรรมสิทธิ์ ) over municipal waste, it holds lawful possession ( การครอบครองโดยชอบด้วยกฎหมาย ) , which the Penal Code explicitly protects. Therefore, any employee or agent selling recyclables for personal benefit commits misappropriation of property entrusted to them —a criminal offense under Section 352 of the Penal Code , as affirmed by Thai Supreme Court precedents.

โดย คุณภูริตา อังสุวร  ผู้บริหาร บริษัท คลีน มหานคร จำกัด เข้าร่วมเวที “ CSCAP – Sustainable Trade, Finance, Procurement & Innovation for SCP ” ณ สำนักงาน UN ESCAP กรุงเทพฯ (21 ต.ค. 2568) ซึ่งเป็นเวทีนโยบายเชื่อมรัฐ-เอกชน-สถาบันการเงิน เพื่อยกระดับซัพพลายเชนและการเข้าถึงทุนสีเขียวของภูมิภาคเอเชียแปซิฟิก เมืองสะอาดไม่ใช่แค่ภาพลักษณ์ แต่คือ โครงสร้างเศรษฐกิจ  ที่สร้างรายได้ให้แรงงาน ยกระดับคุณภาพชีวิต และเชื่อมเราเข้าสู่ผู้ซื้อ-ทุนสีเขียวระดับโลก เราจึงเดินหน้ากับ Sustainism  และพันธมิตร เพื่อทำให้ผลลัพธ์ของคลีนมหานคร มองเห็น-ตรวจสอบ-ลงทุนได้ ” เจ้าภาพร่วม: Sustainism และกลไก SDGs Custodian Support Mechanism งานนี้จัดโดยเครือข่ายพันธมิตรด้านความยั่งยืน โดยมี Sustainism  ทำหน้าที่ “ เจ้าภาพร่วม (Co-host) ” เชื่อมมาตรฐาน/นโยบายกับภาคธุรกิจ เพื่อให้การประกาศผลงาน-ตัวชี้วัด SDGs ขององค์กรไทยถูกมองเห็นและยอมรับบนเวทีสากล พร้อมผลักดัน “ SDGs Custodian Support Mechanism ” ซึ่งเป็นกรอบสนับสนุนการรายงานตัวชี้วัด SDGs อย่างถูกต้อง โปร่งใส และตรวจสอบได้ (เชื่อมบทบาท custodian agencies  ของ UN และเครือข่ายภาคีในไทย). ผู้นำเครือข่ายและพันธมิตรเชิงระบบ Pej Prapakittikun  ( stnsm.org )—ผู้อำนวยการ Sustainism Initiatives ผู้นำการออกแบบกรอบเชื่อม “นโยบาย-ผู้ซื้อ-ทุนสีเขียว” เพื่อให้ธุรกิจไทยเข้าถึงตลาดและเงินทุนด้านความยั่งยืนได้จริง. STNSM+1 คุณพรพจน์ เชาว์วิรกิจ  ( O2O Forum / O2OESG )—พันธมิตรกลยุทธ์ด้านการสื่อสารและการเชื่อมเครือข่ายผู้ประกอบการ O2O-ESG ขยายผลสู่แบรนด์/บจ.ไทยในระดับภูมิภาค. O2O Forum+1 คุณภูริตา อังสุวร  ผู้บริหาร บริษัท คลีน มหานคร จำกัด เข้าร่วมเวที “ CSCAP – Sustainable Trade, Finance, Procurement & Innovation for SCP ” ณ สำนักงาน UN ESCAP กรุงเทพฯ หมายเหตุ: Sustainism ประกาศแต่งตั้ง O2OESG เป็นพันธมิตรกำกับการสื่อสารเชิงระบบอย่างเป็นทางการ ช่วยเร่งการเชื่อมต่อธุรกิจไทยสู่โอกาส ESG ระดับโลก. เหตุผลที่ “คลีนมหานคร” ต้องยืนเวทีนี้ คลีนมหานครทำงานตั้งแต่ต้นน้ำถึงปลายน้ำ—เก็บ แยก รีไซเคิล และ “แบ่งปันผลประโยชน์” ให้แรงงาน—ซึ่งสอดคล้องกับโมเดลของ Sustainism ที่ต้องการ “ข้อมูลผลลัพธ์ที่ตรวจสอบได้ (Evidence-based & Traceable)”  เพื่อเข้าสู่เครือข่าย Sustainable Buyers  และ Green Capital  อย่างเป็นระบบ (Sustainability = Capital Access). STNSM+1 ผลลัพธ์เชิงองค์กร (Action Plan) Declaration & Listing  บนแพลตฟอร์ม Sustainism เพื่อให้ผู้ซื้อ/นักลงทุนค้นพบผลงานและดัชนี ESG ของเราได้โดยตรง. STNSM Pilot → Proof  ทำโครงการนำร่องแยก-รีไซเคิลที่มีหลักฐานครบเส้นทาง (traceability) รองรับการรับรอง/การจับคู่ผู้ซื้อ. STNSM Buyer Linkage  ใช้เครือข่าย #Sustainism และพันธมิตร O2OESG เชื่อมกับผู้ซื้อรายใหญ่/บจ.ที่ต้องการซัพพลายเออร์สีเขียว. STNSM Green Capital Access  ใช้มาตรฐานและข้อมูล SDGs-ESG ที่สอดคล้องกับกลไก Custodian Support  เป็นสะพานสู่สินเชื่อ/ทุนยั่งยืน. ข้อความจากผู้บริหาร “เมืองสะอาดไม่ใช่แค่ภาพลักษณ์ แต่คือ โครงสร้างเศรษฐกิจ  ที่สร้างรายได้ให้แรงงาน ยกระดับคุณภาพชีวิต และเชื่อมเราเข้าสู่ผู้ซื้อ-ทุนสีเขียวระดับโลก เราจึงเดินหน้ากับ Sustainism  และพันธมิตร เพื่อทำให้ผลลัพธ์ของคลีนมหานคร มองเห็น-ตรวจสอบ-ลงทุนได้ ” Clean Mahanakorn, คลีนมหานคร, UN ESCAP, CSCAP, SCP, ESG, SDGs, Sustainism, SDGs Custodian Support Mechanism, Sustainable Procurement, Sustainable Finance, Sustainable Trade, Green Capital, Sustainable Supply Chain, O2OESG, Pej Prapakittikun, พรพจน์ เชาว์วิรกิจ, Thai ESG, Traceability, Zero Waste City

By Mr. Petch Prakakittikul, Director of Sustainism Initiatives ( stnsm.org ) and Mr. Phonphot Chaowirakit, CEO , O2OESG ( o2oforum.com ) (Executive Context) Sustainable Within the UN sustainability ecosystem, “Sustainable Consumption and Production—SCP” is a global strategic framework (SDG 12) that drives more efficient consumption and production, using less resources, reducing waste and improving quality of life for all, through the One Planet Network (10YFP), a multilateral platform bringing together governments, the private sector and civil society to accelerate this transition. un.org +2UNEP - UN Environment Programme+2 Operating Model between UN × Sustainism × O2OESG × “Clean Metropolis” UN / One Planet Network : Provides policy frameworks, standards and tools (e.g., global SCP strategies) to enable countries/organizations to systematically transform public-private sector production and procurement towards sustainability. oneplanetnetwork.org +1 Sustainism Initiatives : An international organization specializing in “Sustainable Trade & ESG Transformation” that works to connect partners to the international arena, supported by AFMA (an intergovernmental organization under the initiative of FAO and UN ESCAP). Sustainism O2OESG (by Mr. Phonpoj) : The ESG strategy and communication unit for Thailand and the region, responsible for translating strategies into action plans, certifications, and evidence-based communications to enhance global recognition (officially announced partnership with Sustainism). Sustainism+1 Clean Metropolis : A city waste management field operator—a “SCP in Action”—translates principles into real-world results, from source sorting and labor-based profit-sharing systems to evidence-based data linking to green procurement and sustainable finance. UN sets standards ⇒ Sustainism designs a bridge connecting the world ⇒ O2OESG drives pedestrian crossings ⇒ Clean Metropolis demonstrates results on the ground Four strategic pillars (4 Pillars) for “Sustainable Trade – Finance – Procurement – Innovation” Sustainable trade and supply chains Use the UN/One Planet network standards as a common language for buyers and sellers to understand each other and measure “real impacts” together (GHG, Circularity, Fair Work, etc.). UNEP - UN Environment Programme Finance and Investment Readiness O2OESG serves to “translate operational data into investor language” and provide a verifiable certification/communication process for access to high-quality capital. Sustainism Sustainable Procurement Connect Clean Metropolis' field performance data with the SCP framework's green/outcome-based procurement criteria to enable measurable transformational change through "buying." oneplanetnetwork.org Innovation for SCP Innovation doesn't just mean apps, it's about designing incentive systems, data tracking, and benefit-sharing models to scale up clean and sustainable cities in a way that aligns with SDG 12. un.org คุณเพ็ชร ประกากิตติกุล Leadership role Mr. Petch Prakakittikul — Director of Sustainism Initiatives ( stnsm.org ) : Driving the strategy of connecting global resources, enabling Thai and regional businesses to reach international standards and be "visible, accepted, and certified" on international platforms. Sustainism+1 Mr. Pornpoj Chaowirakit — CEO, O2OESG ( o2oforum.com ): Creating an ESG coordination and communication system that “connects strategy to practice,” covering planning, international integration, certification processes, and credible evidence-based content. Sustainism+1 คุณพรพจน์ เชาว์วิรกิจ Joint Workstream with Clean Metropolis Map → Measure → Monetize : Map the collection and sorting process, measure results (KPI/Impact Metric) to align with UN/One Planet indicators, and link to financial/funding products. Green Procurement Playbook : Develop criteria for proposing to government/private agencies to ensure that clean labor contracts include “outcome indicators” and “performance bonuses.” International Recognition : Using the Sustainism × O2OESG channel to enhance communication and certification to be listed as good practice in the United Nations network. oneplanetnetwork.org Expected Results Cleaner cities, measurable results and lower total social costs Circular economy grows on “real data”, not rhetoric Increased confidence from international investors/buyers Thai procurement and trade system seamlessly connects to international standards #CSCAP #AFMA #Sustainism

A delegation from international environmental and sustainability organizations led by Mr. Petch Praphakittikul from AFMA (Agricultural and Food Marketing Association for Asia and the Pacific) and as Director of Sustainism Initiatives (STNSM) , a sustainability policy agency in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO – UN) together with Mr. Phonphon Chaowirakit from O2OESG Met with Ms. Phurita Angsuwan, CEO of Clean Mahanakorn Co., Ltd., to discuss collaborative approaches to developing a " Sustainability Demonstration Project " that will be presented at the global forum to the United Nations by 2026. 🌱 Purpose of the meeting This discussion aims to: Study the waste management system of Clean Mahanakhon Company Analyze the concept of the " Benefit-Sharing System, " a social innovation that enables all employees in the waste collection process, from drivers, back-row boys, waste sorters, and management, to receive mutual benefits in an equitable and transparent manner. Representatives from O2OESG and STNSM saw the system as a " roots-based approach to sustainability ," reflecting key principles of the Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) and demonstrating a concrete example of how the "economy, society, and environment" are interconnected. 🌍 Collaboration on the world stage During the discussions, it was agreed that the Sustainism Initiatives (STNSM) and O2OESG will collaborate with Clean Mahanakhon Co., Ltd. to produce a case study report titled " Benefit-Sharing Sustainability Model " for use at the O2OESG Forum @United Nations 2026. Ahead of next year's big event, Clean Mahanakhon will be invited to participate in the important "Climate and Sustainability Capital Forum @United Nations" on October 21, 2025, as a representative organization from Thailand presenting the concept "Because all parties benefit the most, sustainability can truly be achieved." 🕊️ Summary of important points This meeting between the two organizations not only serves to express appreciation for Clean Metropolis's concept and operations, but also lays the foundation for expanding the "Benefit-Sharing System" concept into a global sustainability model and reinforces that “Because when all parties receive the maximum benefit, sustainability can truly be achieved.” # Sustainable #ESG

Clean Mahanakhon Co., Ltd. was invited to participate in the “Climate and Sustainability Capital Forum @United Nations” Rayong, October 2025 — Clean Mahanakorn Co., Ltd. has been honored by the international organization O2OESG to participate in the global conference “Climate and Sustainability Capital Forum @United Nations” , which will be held on October 21, 2025 , at the United Nations Headquarters under the main theme “ Sustainability is your Capital” . 🏛️ The starting point of the concept of "sustainability" from the profit-sharing system Clean Mahanakhon Co., Ltd. has developed a "Benefit-Sharing System" since its inception, believing that "true sustainability begins with fair benefit sharing across all sectors." This system was not born from a concept at a conference table, but rather from real-world experience in the waste collection field , where “real workers” are at the center of the system — specifically, the “truck boys” who sort the waste at collection points every day. ♻️ “The Back of the Truck”: The Sorter and the Balancer of the System In Clean Metropolis's waste collection system, garbage trucks must stop and collect waste quickly at each point to save time and energy. Therefore , "truck boys" play a crucial role as on-site "waste sorters", not just supporting labor, but also those who maintain the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of the entire system. Because when the kids in the back of the truck can sort the garbage correctly from the beginning The company can reduce fuel and transportation costs. The amount of waste that needs to be disposed of has decreased. Meanwhile, recycled waste turns into income that returns to the system. Therefore, Clean Metropolis believes that the time of garbage collectors is time of equal value to all sectors in the system and has therefore established an "equal sharing of benefits" between the drivers, the back boys and the company. This system gives all parties a sense of “shared ownership” and “shared mission” in keeping the city clean. 🌱 From system to philosophy: "Because all parties receive the maximum benefit, sustainability will occur." The actual implementation of the Clean Metropolis benefit-sharing system has seen tangible results – workers are encouraged, communities are cooperating, the system is cleaner, and costs are reduced. These have led to a new understanding that “Sustainability can only be achieved if all parties in the system benefit to the greatest extent possible, with no one left behind.” This has become a definition of sustainability in the Clean Metropolis style , which can be applied at all levels — from small-scale organizations to national and even global levels. The principle of "greatest benefit of all" is a tool that reduces inequality and creates shared understanding of the common goals of all human beings. ⚖️ Organizational Authentication System In a case involving a theft employee, which prosecutors later dismissed, Clean Mahanakhon pointed to its profit-sharing system as ethical evidence that the company had always operated properly. This system has been in place since its inception, not a post-institute, and is a mechanism that makes the prosecutor's claims completely inconsistent with the facts. In reality, Clean Metropolis has always shared its benefits with all workers, without any exploitation or deprivation of rights. Therefore, it can be said that the “profit-sharing system” is what protects the company and is the “moral evidence” that truly proves the organization’s innocence. 🤝 From local ideas to the world stage This philosophy led O2OESG to recognize the value of Clean Metropolis and invite the company to the Climate and Sustainability Capital Forum @United Nations to showcase its concept of "Sustainability through Shared Value," an approach that starts with small players in the system but can truly create global impact. 🕊️ Vision: Clean City, Sustainable City Clean Metropolis is committed to extending this principle to all sectors, including the public, private, and local communities, under the belief that — “Because when all parties receive the maximum benefit, sustainability can truly be achieved.” 📅 Event Date: October 21, 2025📍 Venue: United Nations Headquarters🕊️ Organized by: O2OESG in collaboration with Climate and Sustainability Capital Forum (CSC Forum)

In a world full of comparison and external evaluation, the concepts of self-esteem and dignity serve as the pillars that enable humans to stand firm and live meaningful lives. While these two terms are closely related, they have distinct meanings, and understanding these differences can help us develop our full potential. Self-esteem: Internal assessment of worth Self-esteem is our overall assessment and attitude towards ourselves. It is a subjective judgment about whether we are capable, valuable, and lovable. Self-esteem is therefore a matter of our feelings and thoughts about ourselves, which can fluctuate depending on circumstances, success, failure, or acceptance from others. High self-esteem: This means that we have a good feeling about ourselves, accept ourselves for who we are, have confidence in our abilities, and are able to face obstacles or disappointments with courage. Low self-esteem: This is when we have a negative view of ourselves, feeling incompetent, unworthy of good things or love, which can lead to emotional problems and inappropriate behavior. Self-esteem is therefore a crucial component for mental health and effective living. It is the driving force that encourages us to set goals and develop ourselves. However, if self-esteem is too closely tied to success or external acceptance, it can make us vulnerable and easily shaken. Dignity: A fundamental value that cannot be taken away. Dignity (human dignity) according to the universal concept is the inherent worth that is in every human being simply because they were born as humans. It is a level of worth that is not dependent on ability, performance, social status or evaluation from others. The Oxford Dictionary defines Dignity as "a degree of worth, respect, and trustworthiness in a person." Respect for human dignity means behaving and acting in accordance with the fundamental principle that all human beings are important and deserve equal respect. Dignity is about rights and dignity that cannot be bought or destroyed. Even in the most difficult circumstances, or when a person suffers a serious setback, human dignity is preserved. This is the foundation of human rights and the treatment of each other in society. Relationships and differences Although self-esteem and dignity are related, there are some clear differences: nature Self-esteem Dignity (Human Dignity) Source of value Self-evaluation based on internal thoughts and feelings (subject to change) Inherent (unchanging) inherent values Dependence Depends on success, ability, external acceptance (in part) Not dependent on any external factors nature It is subjective, it is a mental state. It is an objective, universal, basic value. effect Affecting motivation, confidence and personal behavior It is the foundation of self-respect and treating others equally. summarize Self-esteem is a mental tool that helps us move forward with confidence and happiness. It's about learning to love and be proud of ourselves based on our actions and abilities. But when we fail, we can remain grounded by Dignity , because human dignity is the realization that "I am valuable as a human being, whether I succeed or not." Creating a fulfilling life requires developing both: building higher self-esteem through meaningful actions and small accomplishments; and, most importantly, deepening awareness of the dignity of oneself and others. This allows us to live with dignity, self-respect, and genuine respect for the humanity of others—the foundation for a more equitable and compassionate society.

By Phuritha Angsuwan, Chief Executive Officer, Clean Mahanakhon Company Limited In a rapidly growing city like Rayong, waste management may seem like a basic, repetitive task, but behind the scenes, it's a vital structure that supports quality of life, well-being, and social stability. Clean Mahanakhon does more than just collect trash. We act as city health guardians, environmental stewards, and a silent force that keeps the city moving forward. We see every piece of trash as an opportunity to learn, improve, and transform. From instilling discipline in waste separation to building sustainable systems through innovation and community participation, effective waste management ultimately reflects not only the orderliness of a city, but also the level of shared understanding among people in society. Our mission is not simply to “make things go smoothly,” but to make environmental stewardship a part of our city's culture, a shared responsibility for all, and a starting point for a better future. “ความสะอาดไม่ใช่แค่ภาพลักษณ์ แต่คือรากฐานของเมืองที่ยั่งยืน”

1) Global Framework: Vision and Standards from the United Nations At the heart of the partnership is SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production (SCP) — a UN-mandated goal on sustainable consumption and production that aims to “do more with less,” decouple economic growth from its environmental impact, and promote sustainable livelihoods for all. United Nations+2UNEP - UN Environment Programme+2 In terms of instruments, UNEP's One Planet network's Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) policy is a lever that transforms "public and corporate procurement" into a market force for sustainability—enhancing value, transparency, and integrating environmental, social, and economic dimensions into procurement processes from upstream to downstream. oneplanetnetwork.org +4UNEP - UN Environment Programme+4oneplanetnetwork.org+4 “Good requirements = sustainable results.” If the specifications and evaluation criteria are clearly defined, the market will respond (and budgets will breathe easier). 2) Central Institutional Level: Sustainism ( stnsm.org ) in the role of Catalyst Sustainism Initiatives (STNSM) serves as a platform and strategic partner for businesses and their partners to access international standards, verification and recognition in the global sustainability ecosystem across trade, finance and ESG dimensions, in collaboration with the Asia-Pacific Intergovernmental Organization for Agriculture and Markets ( AFMA ), established with the support of the United Nations FAO and ESCAP—representing a “bridge” between UN standards and the organization’s practical actions . stnsm.org +1 STNSM has also published “ Sustainism Business Practices Frameworks ” and “ Guiding Principles ” to systematically guide businesses in their strategic, financial, innovation, and performance management (think PMO: have a framework, have milestones, have evidence of results) . stnsm.org +1 3) Thai Field Level: Clean Metropolis as an Operating Partner Clean Mahanakhon Company stands firm in its role as a "Clean City Operator," connecting SCP with the real lives of communities through a chain of collection, sorting, recycling, and monitoring , and through labor/community participation. The goal is to create a "Clean and Sustainable City" that benefits quality of life, the community economy, and a culture of shared responsibility. This approach aligns with the SPP framework, which local authorities can use as a purchasing criterion to drive innovation in systematic waste management services (simply put: buy "sustainably from the TOR") , UNEP - UN Environment Programme+1. 4) Cooperation model “UN – Sustainism – Clean Metropolis” 4.1 Policy & Standards (UN/UNEP/One Planet – SDG12/SPP) Provide a framework for targets, indicators, and procurement principles for the public/private sectors. Open up a network of partners and knowledge across fields (ICT, food, buildings, etc.) to enhance procurement and innovation with real results oneplanetnetwork.org +1 4.2 Central Mechanism & Sustainism Transforming global standards into practical roadmaps and business frameworks Support the certification/disclosure of results for international acceptance (think “getting audit-ready”) stnsm.org +1 4.3 Field Operations (Clean Metropolis) Trial-scale clean city solutions in municipalities: source separation, incentive systems, fair compensation, procurement structures-service levels, etc. Generate evidence to feed back into One Planet/SPP (learning cycle) UNEP - UN Environment Programme. “Good policies alone are not enough—don’t forget that garbage trucks must start working morning, noon, and night.” This is how Clean Metropolis puts the UN’s goals into practice. 5) Co-created Workstreams A. Sustainable Trade & Sustainable Finance Pairing Sustainism Frameworks with Clean Metropolis products/services to access Green/Sustainability-linked Finance and environmental-social benchmarking procurement markets (including pilot projects with partner municipalities) stnsm.org B. Sustainable Procurement (SPP) with Municipalities/Government Agencies Develop TOR + evaluation criteria based on One Planet SPP : resource efficiency, greenhouse gas reduction, fair employment, transparency in recycling sorting/sales, etc. Design Contract KPIs/SLAs to be tied to actual SCP results (not just tons/trips) oneplanetnetwork.org C. Innovation for SCP Solutions: Source separation – digital material tracking – community incentive system to reduce waste – increase recycling Develop a Data Disclosure Pack for cities/investors, using UN/One Planet aligned standards for benchmarkability. oneplanetnetwork.org +1 6) Outcome KPIs Source separation rate (%), Recycling rate (%), Tons of CO₂e avoided, Unit cost reduction, Accidents/Occupational health, Community satisfaction, Value added from recycled materials. SPP Compliance Score : Proportion of procurement contracts that integrate One Planet sustainability criteria Finance Readiness : Number of projects that meet the disclosure criteria according to the Sustainism document set to support Green/Sustainability-linked Finance oneplanetnetwork.org +1 7) The role of Mr. Petch Praphakittikun With extensive experience in strategy, marketing, and ESG, and a role connecting sustainability projects with partners (such as AFMA and related networks), Petch serves as Chief Integrator , translating global standard language into plans, documents, and evidence that government agencies, investors, and stakeholders can truly understand, trust, and sign (in corporate terms: “from deck to contract, from pilot to policy”). #CSCAP #AFMA #Sustainism