PTT joins forces with small people to change the world to be sustainable, presenting Vetiver Grass-Green Globe awards to honor those who do good. PTT Public Company Limited organized the 13th Vetiver Grass Development and Promotion Contest and the 22nd Green Globe Awards under the concept of 'Little People Change the World', reflecting the power of more than 7,800 little people nationwide who can change the world sustainably. There were 32 winners of the Vetiver Grass Development and Promotion Awards, 22 of which were in the category of promoting planting and expanding results, and 10 of which were in the category of promoting handicraft products made from Vetiver grass. As for the Green Globe Awards, there were 38 winners in 5 categories: Community, Individual, Youth Group, Sippanont Ketthat, Sustainability Award, and Writing Category. Dr. Kongkrapan Intarajang, President and Chief Executive Officer of PTT, said that as a national energy company, the main mission is to create energy security along with caring for society and the environment under the vision of 'PTT, strong together with Thai society and growing sustainably at the global level'. He also supported the Vetiver Grass Development and Campaign Competition under the Royal Initiative of the Green Globe Institute for over 20 years to honor and honor role models in caring for the abundance of natural resources and the environment of the country, making this world a livable place for a sustainable future. Source: Thai News Agency
PTT honors good people, presents Vetiver Grass and Green Globe awards
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