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Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is the local government authority for Thailand’s capital, responsible for municipal services, urban infrastructure, public health, education, and environmental management across Bangkok’s districts.
Relevant to the chemicals and materials value chain, BMA is a key public-sector stakeholder in waste management and circular economy policy, including programs for source separation, plastic waste reduction, and PET collection and recycling. The administration works with schools, communities, and private-sector partners to improve recycling rates, reduce landfill use, and channel post-consumer plastics into formal recycling streams. Through regulation, public programs, and outreach, BMA shapes the city’s handling of packaging, plastics, and other waste, influencing demand for recycling services and the supply of secondary raw materials.
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Two fatalities at operations; copper output fell amid planned grade declines, maintenance and weather; Jansen Stage 1 is 87% complete and on track for mid‑2027 start; copper prices ~50% higher YoY.
The project engaged 31,200 participants in waste separation and PET recycling, with activities in education, training, awards, and collection, promoting a circular economy in Bangkok schools.
