PHEH 622 Environmental Sanitation Administration  2(2-0)
For students of Master of Science (Environmental Sanitation)

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

              Familiarize students with current environmental problems and causes

              Provide students with the theoretical foundation for use of an ecosystem
            approach in environmental management and environmentally-sustainable
            economic development

               Expose students to practical methods which are being used to implement an
            ecosystem approach in environmental management and achieve
            environmentally-sustainable economic development

Syllabus
 
 

WEEK--- DATE	TOPIC	LECTURER	Reference/Handout/Homework
week1----12 June 2003	Principle of Env Management	shalasai	Read Management
week2----19 June 2003	Env Strategic Planning	shalasai	Read Log-Frame
week3----26 June 2003	Sustainable Development ,AGENDA 21	shalasai	Search gdrc.org
week4----3 July 2003	Environmental Laws	shalasai
week5----10July 2003	Pollution Prevention,Cleaner Production,Waste Minimization	shalasai	Read Definition
week6----17 July 2003	Environmental Policy Analysis	shalasai	read Emission Trading
week7----24July  2003	Env Risk Assessment for Setting Priority	shalasai	what's relative risk?
week8----31 July 2003	Env Economics,Benefit-Cost Analysis	shalasai	read Env.ECONOMICS
week9----7 August 2003	Operations Research/Quantitative Decision-making Tools	Gantt-Pert-CPM	select your favorite topics
week10----14August 2003	Env H Profession,Personnels and Associations	Env H Association in America www.neha.org
week11--21August 2003	Env H Indicators & Program Evaluation
week12---28 August 2003	Healthy City Planning,Green Community, LA 21
week13---4 September2003	EMS ISO14000
week14-11 September2003	Env San Progam in Thai  and Gov/NonGov Org
week15--18 September2003	current Sustainable Development movement(UNEP,WHO etc)		Johannesberg's Summit

week16--25 September 2003	Natural Resources Conservation in Thailand	Guest Lecturer
week 17--2 October 2003	Thai Industriak Estates & Environmental Management	Guest Lecturer
week18--9 October 2003	Environmental Ethics in Buddhism	Guest Lecturer

 
 

MAJOR ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING

Mid-Term: 40%
Final: 60%
Term Project: mandate (extended abstract due on week 13 and presentation given on Week 14)

ATTENDANCE POLICY: Students are expected to attend all classes.  Student attendance
is not a factor in determining a student’s grade.  However, students will be tested on
material covered in all lectures.

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES: Students are responsible for: attending all classes;
obtaining all handouts distributed in class; and accessing materials from the course
homepage and selected web sites. If a student cannot attend class, it is the student’s
responsibility to get the class notes from fellow students and get handouts from the
professor.

PRIMARY TEXTS:

MacKenzie, S.H. Integrated Resource Planning and Management. Island Press, Washington,
D.C., 1996.

Wann, D. Deep Design: Pathways to a Livable Future. Island Press, Washington, D.C.
1996.
General References

1.Bainbridge,J. & Sapirie,S.,"Health Project Management-a manual of procedures for
formulating and implementing Health Projects" WHO,Geneva,1974
2.SEARO REGIONAL HEALTH PAPERS No.2 " Health Planning and Management Glossary"
WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia ,1984
3.WHO Technical Report Series No.10 &47(the first and the second session of the Expert
Committee on Environmental Sanitation.)
4. Meggison,L.C.,"Personnel Management-A Human Resources Approach" Richard D. Irwin,
INC.,III,1981
5. http://www.who.org/ , http://www.epa.gov/ ,www.gdrc.org/uem/ , http://www.iclei.org/