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Thailand launches low-carbon rice production initiative

Thailand launches low-carbon rice production initiative

The Bio-Circular-Green (BCG) economic model, covering a pilot area of 50,000 rai (about 8,000ha) across eight provinces in central Thailand, aims to tap into the lucrative international green agriculture market and secure a foothold in the global carbon credit ecosystem.
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  • Indonesia expands forestry carbon market under new regulation

    Indonesia expands forestry carbon market under new regulation

    The Indonesian government is expanding access to carbon investment mechanisms, including a “nesting” approach aimed at preventing the double counting of carbon credits and strengthening market confidence.
  • ASEAN targets carbon neutrality, sustainable growth by 2030

    ASEAN targets carbon neutrality, sustainable growth by 2030

    The bloc welcomes the progress in the implementation of the ASEAN Regional Investment Action Plan 2025–2030, which seeks to attract foreign investment in green transition and post-pandemic priority recovery sectors.
  • Indonesia advances legal framework to accelerate blue carbon pricing programme

    Indonesia advances legal framework to accelerate blue carbon pricing programme

  • PM attends Asia Zero Emission Community Leaders Meeting in Malaysia

    PM attends Asia Zero Emission Community Leaders Meeting in Malaysia

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