To encourage everyone to make changes for our planet, Central Pattana is holding "The Urgent Project", the first sustainability experiential space, at CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Road, from tomorrow to Oct 30.
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This is a learning space to help digest sustainability issues in a simple way and help save the planet through lifestyle simulations, workshops and discussions which will be held at Beacon 2, 3 and 4 zones of the shopping centre.
There will be an experiment space called Urgent Island which will make saving the planet a fun mission. The interactive game Mission 1.5 from the UNDP will be there to help spark new ideas.
Participants will experience the modern lifestyles of Live Better, Eat Better And Style Better through electric vehicles and chargers from popular brands; eco-packaging products; eco-fashion collections made from recycled threads; gadgets, applications and the latest technology that can help save the planet; as well as eco-friendly foods and beverages.
There will be a showcase of installation art made from recycled waste by well-known artist Pae Thamda; and talks and workshops conducted by well-known green influencers led by Wannasingh Prasertkul.
At the Pavilion For Betterment, learn about sustainability stories shared by many leading companies including PTT Group, Siam Cement, Nestlé (Thai), Huawei Technologies (Thailand), Thonburi Phanich, EV Primus and Evolt Technology.
For every 500 baht spent on shopping or dining, you can have your old clothing repaired in an artistic style at the Style Better corner, free of charge.
Visitors who participate in selected activities at the event will receive a free Melting Planet ice cream, which has been specially created by Ampersand Gelato in collaboration with Central Pattana to raise awareness on global warming.