May Thazin Aung

SEI Topics

Climate Water Air Land Energy Governance Economy Gender Health

May Thazin Aung

Research Associate

SEI Asia
may.aung@sei.org

May is a Research Associate with SEI Asia. She is assisting with SEI Asia’s projects in Myanmar including SUMERNET and the Ayeyarwaddy Futures Partnership/Chindwin Futures.

Before joining SEI, May interned at The Nature Conservancy where she conducted research on climate and energy policy. May graduated from Vermont Law School with a M.A. in Environmental Law and Policy. Prior to graduate school, May worked on a project with Vermont Law School to improve environmental governance in Myanmar. She also has experience working on environmental justice and public health issues.

She obtained her B.A. in Environmental Studies from Franklin and Marshall College.

Bioeconomy in Thailand: a case study
SEI research synthesis: gender, development and sustainability – 2017 update

SEI initiative on governing bioeconomy pathways