. B. Where feasible, the project prioritises natural features over nature-based features. Such features include the protection, restoration, expansion, and/or creation of natural systems and processes

exceeding 35%). Such as where a large number of smallholder farmers receive finance via a co-operative, supply chain partner or bank. We call this a ‘highly dispersed bond’. Clear boundaries and critical

to: ● Facilities producing biomass/biofuel ● Heating/cooling, and co-generation facilities using biofuel/biomass ● Bio-refinery facilities ● Supporting infrastructure associated with the above Further

certain Green Projects may have social co-benefits, and that the classification of a use of proceeds bond as a Green Bond should be determined by the issuer based on its primary objectives for the

of guiding principles for decarbonisation and environmental objectives for the Thailand Taxonomy. Its multi-tiered system allows countries at different economic development levels to co-exist within

. Different types of Green Bonds exist in the market. These are described in Appendix I. It is understood that certain eligible Green Projects may have social co-benefits, and that the classification of a use

• Identification, disclosure and mitigation of risk resulting from global warming, i.e. GHG emissions and targets • Waste management • Environmental protection, including biodiversity and restoration of natural

: • Facilities producing biomass/biofuel • Heating/cooling, and co-generation facilities using biofuel/biomass • Bio-refinery facilities • Supporting infrastructure associated with the above • New and existing

and Aggregate Co.,Ltd. (CPAC) GS Feb 1, 2016 2 years 4 months Purchase sand obtained from digging the water storage pond from GS by indicating the amount of sand with fixed price per unit 3. Contract

thanks are given to Ché Wall of Flux Consultants the lead specialist co-ordinating the development of the Criteria through the Technical Working Group. 4 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview This Criteria