Developing Environmental Law Champions: Train-the-Trainers Program |

Building Asia-Pacific's capacity for effective environmental governance to sustain economic development by training and strengthening its network of environmental law teachers, trainers, and practitioners.

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In-country Train-the-Trainers (TTT) programs demonstrate  innovative teaching methodologies that go beyond traditional  lecturing, and provide participants with new skills and tools  for more effective teaching.

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Representing institutions in 14 countries (Bangladesh,  Cambodia, People’s Republic of China, India, Indonesia,  Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines,  Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Viet Nam), we aim to build local  and regional environmental and climate change law  expertise and increase the number of qualified legal  specialists working within government, the judiciary, civil  service organizations and the private sector.

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Featured Champions

Tin Htay Ei

Professor Tin Htay Ei is a lecturer and head of the Department of Law at the Yangon University of Distance Education. Her main field of research is Environmental Law.
Yin Yin Win

Dr. Yin Yin Win has served as an academic member of staff since 1998, when she began as a tutor. She obtained a Master of Laws degree from Niigata University, Japan in 2006 and a Ph.D from the University of Yangon in 2009. She was appointed as a professor at the Department of Law, Taunggyi University, Myanmar in December 2016.
Khin Mar Yee

Dr. Khin Mar Yee has been working as Professor since 2005 and has been serving as Head of Department of Law, University of Yangon, Myanmar since 2007.
Hnin Hnin Saw Hla Maung

Hnin Hnin Saw Hla Maung is a Professor of Law Department, Taungoo University, Myanmar who teaches and researches on international human rights, humanitarian law and environmental law. She received law degrees from University of Yangon (LLB and LLM in International Law), Nagoya University Law School, Japan (LLM) and University of Yangon (PhD in Maritime Law) with a thesis titled Port State Control on Marine Environment Protection.