Dr. Krittamuk is a prominent physician, environmental policymaker, and Advisor to the

Minister of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand. Blending medical expertise with

environmental governance, he views climate change through the critical lens of public

health. Dr. Krittamuk completed his advanced professional training in the Principles and

Practice of Clinical Research (PPCR) , Harvard University, equipping him with rigorous

methodologies that he currently applies to pioneering research on the direct impacts of

climate change on human health.

As a key architect of Thailand’s carbon management policies, Dr. Krittamuk has successfully

steered national climate initiatives and green pilot projects. Recognizing that decarbonization

is the ultimate preventive medicine for the planet, he acts as a strategic bridge between

climate science and industrial execution. At this year's Summit, he connects his extensive

background in health risk assessment and policy design to the strategic necessity of Carbon

Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS). Dr. Krittamuk champions CCUS not merely as a

technical solution, but as an indispensable, life-saving public health intervention required to

safeguard communities and achieve Thailand's Net-Zero commitments.