emissions but at levels determined in accordance with science-based principles, aligned with climate change mitigation targets under the Paris Agreement, as referenced in the Thailand Taxonomy.

challenges urgently. This includes building competitiveness of Thai businesses and executing the National Strategy towards the goal of carbon neutrality and net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

capital market that supports Thailand's transition toward a net zero emissions economy."Mr. James Robertson, Head of Asia (ex-China & Japan), PRI, shared: “PRI is very pleased to partner with SEC Thailand

emissions. Thailand Taxonomy Phase 1 was publicly released on 30th June 2023.The development of the Thailand Taxonomy Phase 2 involves expanding the scope to cover additional economic sectors that emit large

greenhouse gas emissions. Thailand Taxonomy Phase 1 was publicly released on 30th June 2023. The development of the Thailand Taxonomy Phase 2 involves expanding the scope to cover additional economic

companies who intend to manage SRI Funds and, hence allow more funding to be allocated to public and private sector-led projects underway to promote sustainable development, reduce carbon emissions, or

of One Report for better disclosure of ESG information, including human right issues and carbon emissions. This partnership will enhance the awareness of businesses to integrate sustainability into

and Net zero GHG emissions by 2065. The SEC encourages investors to thoroughly examine the investment policies and sustainable development goals of each fund before making investment decisions. The

zero greenhouse gas emissions. The SEC has incorporated feedback and suggestions from stakeholders into the drafting process of the regulations and conducted a public hearing on the draft regulations

emissions. The objective of the Taxonomy is to standardize economic activities in order to use it as a benchmark or assess economic activities that are climate-aligned. The Taxonomy can also be one of the