the ARFP project has developed a website for disclosing the important project information to business operators, such as the ARFP Memorandum of Cooperation and a guideline on summarizing the
SEC has been supporting Thai firms in issuing Green Bond, Social Bond and Sustainability Bond. Over the past few years, international capital markets have developed SLB, a sustainable finance product
broader efforts in developing green finance for the region. The ASEAN Green Bond Standards will be developed based on ICMA's Green Bond Principles (GBP). The standards are intended to provide additional
were revised by the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2012 and came into effect in 2013. Also, the Thai Institute of Directors has developed a star-rating system to assess the corporate governance of
the first and most widely adopted global standards for sustainability reporting. They feature a modular, interrelated structure, and represent the global best practice for reporting on a range of
change. They range from wind farms and hydropower plants, to rail transport and building sea walls in cities threatened by rising sea levels. Only a small portion of these bonds have been labelled as green
electricity generation to a limit of 15% of the total annual electricity generated. Criteria for manufacturing assets will be developed in later stages in Autumn 2013. Solar bond market and potential for growth
range of property development services with the focus on the quality of life of the residents. The emphasis is put on “Vibrant Community” strategy, social and environmental responsibility and sustainable
commercial building with a total space for rent of circa 54,000 sqm, started piling foundation with an estimated 3-year construction period. The building is developed on a 30-year leasehold 7-rai plot on