PowerPoint Presentation 1 CLIMATE EMERGENCY NATURE IN CRISIS MOUNTING INEQUALITY A SIMPLIFIED SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS 2 1.5 (Challenging on 2DS (2 degree scenario) target Best target for
Indicators F Demographic trends Education and human capital Living standards and income inequality Social cohesion Better Life Index Energy Trilemma Index Global Peace Index Human Capital Index Human
PERIODICALLY CONDUCT HUMAN RIGHTS IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN HIGH RISK OWN OPERATIONS AND TIER 1 SUPPLIER EDUCATION & INEQUALITY REDUCTION 36 MILLION PEOPLE SUPPORTED THROUGH EDUCATION, LIFELONG LEARNING, AND
. 2475 (1932), and the Local Development Tax Act, B.E. 2508 (1965), which were deemed unsuited to the present circumstances, leading to social inequality. The new law came into force on March 13, 2019
). 6 GESI reporting requirements in Thailand Mitigate inequality and create multidimensional justice Social insurance schemes that are accessible by everyone regardless of gender or age. Promote social
channel for fund mobilization for providing companies and helping reduce inequality with regards to access to funds, activities which are important for economic growth and implemented nationwide. We also
-border investments, competitiveness of the Thai capital market. 3.3 Changes in social structures, including an aging society, economic and social inequality, degradation of resources, and focus on
tourists, compared to 5,872,145 people in the pre-COVID-19 period (Jan-Feb 2020), as travel restriction remained in place. In 2021, the recovery of the Thai economy is expected to be fragile and uneven
blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address global challenges including poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, and peace and justice. And they now
, resources, and opportunities; equitable participation and integration into the market and society, including reduction of income inequality) Examples of target populations include, but are not limited to