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Thang Nam is a Fellow in the Resources and Environment Development Program at the Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University. His policy-oriented research encompasses climate change, energy transition, water governance, low-emission agriculture, ecosystem valuation, and sustainable cities, with a particular focus on Vietnam, the Mekong, and Southeast Asia. Thang has published in various high-impact journals, including Energy Policy, Climate Policy, Marine Policy, and Earth System Governance. With 25 years of work experience in Southeast Asia, he has served as the Deputy Director General for International Cooperation at the Vietnam Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, acted as the Global Environment Facility's Operational Focal Point for Vietnam, and chaired the ASEAN Working Group on Climate Change. His academic background includes a PhD in Environmental Economics from ANU, a Master's in Environment Management and Development from ANU, and a Bachelor's in Environmental Engineering from the British Columbia Institute of Technology in Canada.
Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University • Canberra, Australia
Engaged in policy-oriented research primarily focused on climate change, energy transition, and sustainable development.
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