stakeholders in that ecosystem) Processes should be in place (as part of both the asset design and ongoing management) to assess the impact of the waste management asset on the climate resilience of other
/YEAR AVERAGE INTERRUPTION DURATION INDEX CLIMATE RESILIENCE CARBON NEUTRAL ZERO CARBON EMISSION OF ORGANIZATION’S OPERATIONS (SCOPE 1 & 2) CIRCULAR ECONOMY 100% ACHIEVE ZERO E-WASTE TO LANDFILL, AND USE
from agricultural waste • Industrial waste from SCG, other industries and RDF from municipal waste Rice Husk from Rice Mill Saw Dust from Sawmill Wood Bark from Wood chipper Palm Fiber from Palm oil
potential impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities on the organization’s businesses, strategies and financial planning. The processes used by the organization to identify, assess and manage climate
activity, not an entity or a project. In order to assess the eligibility of the activity under the Thailand Taxonomy, one must first dissect an entity or a project into separate activities that generate
the budget of waste management system construction project for fuel production is not clearly allocated and before the company acquired SUTG, the company hired a specialist to assess the value of SUTG
organic waste from municipal and industrial sources.4 Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI): An investor-focused not-for-profit organisation, promoting large- scale investments that will deliver a global low
(aka “climate change”) 2 Thailand GHG Emissions (By Sector in 2018) Energy Industry Agriculture LULUC & Forestry Waste 61% 17% 16% 3% 3% 8 Climate Change 101 9 General reasons to do GHG accounting
energy ............................................................................................................... 46 4.1.10. Production of heating and cooling using waste heat
air emissions, greenhouse gas control, soil remediation, waste prevention, waste reduction, waste recycling and energy/ emission-efficient waste to energy); • Environmentally sustainable management of