The SITE4Sustainability (S4S) team is deeply committed to knowledge sharing and ideation promotion. So welcome to our videos on our areas of interest such as Innovation (technological as well non-technological innovations such as business, policy, social innovation), Urban Sustainability, Water and Sanitation, Circular Economy, Education for sustainability, Well being and Sustainability Behaviour etc.

 

Site Talk 1 | Sustainable Livestock Farming in a Modern World: 

Visit to a Research Farm in South Korea

The Department of Ecofriendly Livestock Science is a specialized academic unit within the Seoul National University Institute of Green Bioscience and Technology. Its primary focus is on promoting sustainable livestock production practices that minimize environmental impact while maximizing animal welfare and productivity. The department’s research and educational programs cover various topics, including feed and nutrition management, genetics and breeding, animal behavior and welfare, and environmental management. Through its activities, the department aims to develop innovative solutions that can help address the global challenges of feeding a growing population while reducing the environmental footprint of animal agriculture.

          Site Talk 2 | From Plant to Power:

A Conversation on Cutting-Edge Biomass Research in South Korea

The Biomass & Bioenergy Laboratory is a research laboratory located at the Graduate School of International Agricultural Technology (GSIAT) in South Korea. The Biomass & Bioenergy Laboratory at GSIAT focuses on research related to the production and utilization of renewable energy from biomass. Some specific research areas may include:
– Developing and optimizing technologies for the production of biofuels and bioproducts from various types of biomass feedstocks, such as agricultural and forestry residues, energy crops, and municipal solid waste.
– Evaluating the environmental impacts of biomass production and utilization, including greenhouse gas emissions, air and water pollution, and land use changes.
– Investigating the economic and social implications of biomass-based energy systems, such as job creation, rural development, and energy security.
The laboratory also offers educational and training opportunities for students and researchers interested in biomass and bioenergy research. The ultimate goal of the laboratory’s research is to contribute to the development of sustainable, low-carbon energy systems that can help mitigate climate change and support sustainable development.