corporate cultures that take into account gender equality issues in the business undertakings and value chains. Therefore, the SEC is very pleased to support the program for the second year and hopeful for

learning tools on the SDGs accessible to all. This will create tangible benefits for all groups of stakeholders, including the listed companies, supply and value chains, securities business operations, asset

business operations and supply chains. “As of year-end 2024, 28 per cent of all listed companies had at least 30 per cent women board members. This proportion has been steadily increasing in recent years

which are women-owned and women-led, ensuring that they have fair access to markets, financing, and opportunities within supply chains. In this regard, UN Women, under the WE RISE Together programme

ESG factors and SDGs into the business operations of Thai listed companies throughout their value chains. This will help mitigate negative impacts and amplify positive outcomes for both businesses

their agendas and operations throughout their value chains, and thus contributing to further success of quality environmental disclosure, in line with TCFD recommendations and international standards. The

and their value chains. The site will provide knowledge resources, guidance and the SEC’s activities related to women’s empowerment and gender equality. On this occasion, we would also like to applaud

of the private sector. As captains of industry, businesses have the power to transform supply chains for across-the-board sustainability, and the SDG Guidebook for Listed Companies launched today

and Viet Nam. Launched in 2019, its purpose is to advance inclusive and sustainable growth and build more gender-sensitive trade and supply chains between European and Asian markets through the

uncertainties around global trade and supply chains between major economies such as the US and China, the UK and EU, as well as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Nevertheless, Thailand continued to