Thailand

Community-based ecosystem management for wetlands resilience in Thailand’s Songkhram River Basin

Feature / The wetlands in the Lower Songkhram Basin of northeastern Thailand provide food and livelihoods for local communities.

Green Recovery Multi-Stakeholder Forum

Past event / This forum on 31 March engages a wider circle of ecosystem stakeholders to highlight the role of MSMEs in the green recovery and scale their support options.

International Women’s Day: Challenging power and moving towards a gender equal future

Perspective / SEI Asia researchers interviewed three regional partners on women’s experiences with climate change and addressing inequalities.

Putting a floor under Asia’s sinking cities

Media coverage / The increasing threat from climate change has made coastal cities more vulnerable to floods, exacerbating the impacts of extreme weather events.

A comparative analysis of bioeconomy visions and pathways based on stakeholder dialogues in Colombia, Rwanda, Sweden, and Thailand

Journal article / This paper synthesizes empirical work from stakeholder dialogues conducted in Colombia, Rwanda, Sweden, and Thailand.

Leveraging Multi-Source Data and Digital Technology to Support the Monitoring of Localized Water Changes in the Mekong Region

Journal article / This paper discusses the testing of the high-resolution Water Monitoring System (WMS) in the Lower Mekong Region case basin, Thailand's Chi River Basin.

Stepping up knowledge exchange between climate adaptation platforms: synthesis report from the KE4CAP project

Other publication / This report synthesizes the findings of the Knowledge Exchange for Climate Adapations Platforms (KE4CAP) project.

Community agency and democratic resource conservation: Case of Baan Thung Yao forest community in Thailand

Perspective / Prioritizing stronger local community participation and gender-equal decision-making can ensure ecological and human dignity in forest conservation in Thailand.

Health and wellbeing in cities – Cultural contributions from urban form in the Global South context

Journal article / This paper explores the links between urban public realm spaces, both natural and built, and residents' wellbeing in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).