Bio
Prapakorn Winaisathaporn works at the intersection of economic policy, AI innovation, and sustainable development in Thailand. Her work focuses on inclusive economic research, public policy, and organizational resilience, bringing together multidisciplinary approaches, technological foresight, and social equity. She completed doctoral research at the University of Kent in 2013, examining the economics of road congestion and developing models to estimate the costs that road users impose on others.
This research connects economic theory, statistical analysis, and practical transport challenges, including congestion in Bangkok. Her broader interests link technological change with questions of inclusion and sustainability, contributing an economic perspective to discussions about how emerging technologies can support equitable development and strengthen the capacity of organizations to respond to complex social challenges.