Former President of Philippines, Fidel V. Ramos has lauded AIT in an article written in the Manilla Bulletin, Philippines’ largest broadsheet newspaper, describing AIT as an institution “In a class of its ownâ€.
Former President of Philippines, Fidel V. Ramos has lauded AIT in an article written in the Manilla Bulletin, Philippines’ largest broadsheet newspaper, describing AIT as an institution “In a class of its ownâ€.
Title: Regional Workshop on Opportunities and Priorities for Low Carbon Green Growth in AsiaDates: 15-18 September 2009Venue: AIT Conference CenterParticipants: From ADB member countries - Ministries of Industry, Finance, EnergyOrganised by: ADB Institute, ADB, AIT, ESCAP and TEISupported by: UNEP, ESCAP-APCTT, Kankeiren, JIBC, AFDMajor organisers: ADBI and AIT (Energy/SERD)For background, objectives and detailed programme, click here
Six K-water interns today completed their stint at the AIT and will now return to their parent organization. They had a farewell meeting with the AIT President Said Irandoust where they made a short video presentation about K-water and shared their experienced during their four weeks of internship in AIT.
The Centre for Learning Innovation and Quality (CLIQ) is organizing its inaugural seminar on 11 September, where Dr. Roger Harris will speak on the topic "Information and Communication Technologies for Poverty Reduction and Rural Development in Asia.
Consulting Engineers Association of Thailand, CEAT Thailand's Council of Engineers, COE Engineering Institute of Thailand, EIT Thai Contractors Association, TCA
While celebrating the ambition, commitment and dedication of the founders of AIT, the AIT President Said Irandoust called for a “greater role for the AIT in a new Asiaâ€. “The world has changed; Asia has changed and AIT is also set to change and embrace the new worldâ€. With these words, Prof Said Irandoust set the stage for the Roundtable Workshop on “AIT – the Next 50 yearsâ€.
All members of the AIT Community are invited to the Tuesday, 8th September 2009, celebrations which we will be having on campus and that which marks AIT’s 50th birth anniversary.The activities on the day will include:§ Round Table Workshop “AIT - The Next 50 Years”§ Open House at the Schools and AIT Extension§ Friendly Sports - Guests vs.
The entire world including developing and developed countries need to be a part of a successful Copenhagen Climate Change Summit. Developing countries, particularly in Asia need to “climate proof†their infrastructure since they will face impacts like floods, drought, river bank erosion and cyclones on account of climate change. 97 per cent of the projected increase in Carbon dioxide emissions between 2005-2030 will emanate from non OECD countries and 60 per cent would be from China and India.
SOM 20th Anniversary CelebrationDate: 5th Sept 2009Time: 10:00 am .onwardsVenue: School of Management, AIT Celebration Events10:00-10:30 a.m. Arrival and Registration of Guests10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Prayer and Blessing of SOM building by Buddhist Monks12:30-2:30 p.m. Lunch Party2:30-4:00 p.m. Light Sport/Games and Entertainment at football field and around SOM building3:00-5:00 p.m. Light snacks, refreshments, entertainment and networking