CFNT Webinar Series: Adaptation Pays, Maladaptation Bills: The Business Case for Getting Resilience Right
Recording of CFNT Webinar Series: Adaptation Pays, Maladaptation Bills: The Business Case for Getting Resilience Right
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CFNT Hosted 2 Event During BKK CAW 2026
CFNT invites you to join our expert discussions at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026. We will host two events on 9–10 October 202
An Irresponsible Path to Net Zero: A Critique of Draft PDP 2026
Download the full analysis of CFNT's critique on Thailand's draft PDP2026.
Parametric Insurance: An Umbrella for Thai Farmers as a Super El Niño Looms
How can Thai farmers prepare for a major El Niño expected later this year? One answer may be parametric insurance.
How Thailand Provincial Administrative Invest in Climate Mitigation
CFNT and Rocket Media Lab invite you to explore climate mitigation finance investment across Thailand’s provinces, drawing on data from the Thailand Climate Finance Tracker 2026.
How Major El Niño May Impact Water Resources in Thailand
Rapeepat Ingkasit, CFNT’s Research Consultant, examines how El Niño could affect Thailand’s water resources—and what that means for agriculture, industry and energy.
Adaptation Pays, Maladaptation Bills: The Business Case for Getting Resilience Right
CFNT, in collaboration with GCNT, invites you to webinar "Adaptation Pays, Maladaptation Bills: The Business Case for Getting Resilience Right"
Panel Summary Policy Gaps and How to Avoid Maladaptation
Not every adaptation investment project leads to effectiveness, some may instead create a risk of “maladaptation." Let explore the challenge of Thailand climate adaptation investment from panel discussion titled Policy Gaps and How to Avoid Maladaptation at the 2026 Climate Finance Tracker: Time to Walk the Talk.
How Thai Energy Companies Invested in Energy Transition
Rocket Media Lab and CFNT dig deep into Thai's energy corporation invested in energy transition, drawing on the Thailand Climate Finance Tracker 2026 database.
CBAM Makes Case for Climate Act
Thailand may have been reading CBAM backwards. Sarinee Achavanuntakul, Director of CFNT, argues that CBAM offers Thailand a compelling reason to pass its Climate Change Act, establish a credible carbon price and build verified emissions accounting—keeping transition finance at home instead of transferring revenue to the European Union.