This project was undertaken with the financial support of:
Ce projet a été réalisé avec l'appui financier de:

Environment and
Climate Change Canada

Environnement et
Changement climatique Canada

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TH

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TH

Events

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October 20, 2025

National Policy Dialogue on Policy Directions for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Thailand’s Cement and Concrete Sector

No country can cut #GHGemissions and meet its NDC and Paris Agreement goals without industry. A national action plan can help companies drive industrial decarbonization, acting as a springboard for implementation, investment, and innovation.

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September 19, 2025

Scaling solutions for low-emission economic growth in Asia: Bangkok workshop highlights pathways to tackle plastic pollution and cement emissions

Bangkok, 5 September 2025 – As one of the most dynamic and diverse regions in the world, Asia is uniquely positioned to lead the transition toward sustainable, inclusive and low-emission industrial growth. However, the Asia region currently has the highest plastic consumption globally and produces two-thirds of the world's cement. Both sectors have significant climate and environmental impact.

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June 17, 2025

Innovation is the key to unlocking decarbonization challenges

Innovation is the key to unlocking decarbonization challenges, but it's not always easy for innovators to reach market readiness. UNIDO and The National Innovation Agency recently organized an Open House for the Innovation Acceleration Programme

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March 6, 2025

Empowering change: Promoting gender equality in Thailand’s cement and concrete sectors

The untapped potential of women in industrial development represents a significant opportunity for economic growth and innovation. Despite making up nearly half of the global workforce, women remain underrepresented in many industrial sectors, particularly in technical and leadership roles. The transition to a green economy can also serve as a major driver for women's empowerment. Under the “Decarbonization of the Cement and Concrete Sectors in Thailand” project funded by the Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), UNIDO is making a tangible difference.