Summary a panel discussion ‘Financing Climate Action in Bangkok –Challenges & Opportunities,' featuring international experts on climate finance, who deliberated on the key barriers to increasing climate financing, lessons learned from global experiences, and insights for strengthening resilience in Bangkok and other major Asian cities facing climate change.
Thailand is one of the most vulnurable country in climate chage, a key question arises: How is Bangkok and other local governments allocating their budgets to address climate change, and how far are we from meeting the country’s climate finance goals?
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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’.