During Bangkok Climate Action Week, Climate Finance Network Thailand (CFNT) will host an event to deliberate how comprehensive insights into finance flows can support climate adaptation and mitigation outcomes in hashtagBangkok and similar dense urban settings.
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As Thailand’s economy grows, so do its greenhouse gas emissions. While climate finance has increased, meeting the country’s NDCs will require stronger action — a key message highlighted during the panel discussion ‘Climate Mitigation Finance: Taking Stock and Looking Forward’.
Here are the key takeaways from closing keynote of the '2025 Climate Finance Tracker: Uncovering Thailand Flows' from representatives of UNEP and DCCE
Full video of CFNT launch "Thailand Climte Finance Tracker" event.
Thailand ranked 30th in year's list of countries that are most vulnerable to climate change, but still lacks a clear picture of the current climate finance flows in the country.
CFNT invites you to the launch of Climate Finance Tracker—the first-ever tool in Thailand designed to systematically monitor the flow of finance supporting both climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Last year turned out to be one of the most expensive on record in terms of insurance payments resulting from natural disasters. In 2024, financial claims made to insurance companies reached copy40 billion, the third most expensive year for insurers in the last four decades, according to Munich Re’s report, titled “Climate change is showing […]