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Intégrer la biodiversité dans les secteurs financier et économique thaïlandais

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12 Oct 2026

Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectorsevof@afd.frMon, 12 Oct, 2026 - 11:44 October 12, 2026 Désactivé CZZ3375 Ongoing Thailand Biodiversity Biodiversity Thailand Life on Land Grant Through a policy support programme, AFD supports the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP) in creating a national framework to integrate biodiversity into Thailand’s business and finance sectors. ContextThailand has adopted a national plan to protect its biodiversity, in line with the global goals agreed in Montreal in 2022 (Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework). Its “Bio-Circular-Green” (BCG) economic model depends directly on healthy nature. Yet biodiversity finance is still in its early stages. Since late 2022, AFD and ONEP have been leading, together with Thai partners, a dialogue called “Finance for Biodiversity” (Fin4Bio). More than 50 public and private organisations were consulted. At the Fin4Bio Forum on 19 February 2024, 33 partners jointly adopted six recommendations.DescriptionThe programme is the foundational phase (2025–2026) of Fin4Bio’s implementation. It is built around several priorities and coordination support to ONEP.A national framework for biodiversity. Experts mobilised by AFD help ONEP design a policy and regulatory framework to integrate biodiversity into business operations and financial practices in priority sectors. The framework notably includes:a classification of biodiversity-friendly activities (“taxonomy”);financing mechanisms;the measurement and disclosure of companies’ impacts on nature.It pursues two complementary objectives: reducing the negative impacts of companies and financial institutions (“Greening Finance”), and catalysing activities and investments that benefit biodiversity (“Financing Green”).Capacity building on biodiversity mainstreaming. The programme includes a workshop for SMEs and listed companies in nature-dependent sectors (TNFD), a workshop co-hosted with Thai banks to present the IDFC biodiversity tools to financial institutions, and up to three thematic workshops.ImpactsA national biodiversity policy framework guiding businesses and financial institutions in priority sectors, consistent with Thailand’s national plan (5th NBSAP) and the Kunming-Montreal global goals.Companies (SMEs and large listed companies) and financial institutions better equipped to measure, manage and disclose their nature-related risks and impacts, as well as their dependence on nature.Biodiversity better reflected in the Thailand Taxonomy of sustainable activities, public incentives and green financial products.A multi-stakeholder steering body under ONEP leadership, and a roadmap to scale up the approach.Thailand’s regional leadership on biodiversity finance strengthened, building on the Thai–French bilateral dialogue. December 3, 2025 December 3, 2025 Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors 2025 - 2025ThailandFinancing amount : € 200 000Supporting Bangkok toward a more breathable and resilient city 2026 - 2029ThailandFinancing amount : € 450 000Developing the energy rehabilitation of commercial buildings 2015 - 2018ThailandFinancing amount : € 20000000Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors 2025 - 2025ThailandFinancing amount : € 200 000Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa 2022 - 2027Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South AfricaFinancing amount : € 2 000 000Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 1 2023 - 2024SerbiaFinancing amount : € 135 000 000Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors 2025 - 2025ThailandFinancing amount : € 200 000Supporting Bangkok toward a more breathable and resilient city 2026 - 2029ThailandFinancing amount : € 450 000Electricity Sector Improvement and Access Project (ESIAP) 2021 - 2041AngolaFinancing amount : US$ 167 000 000State 200 000 € 2 years Office de la politique et de la planification des ressources naturelles et de l’environnement (ONEP) Adresse Southeast Asia Regional Division and AFD's office in Thailand

Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors evof@afd.fr Mon, 12 Oct, 2026 - 11:44 October 12, 2026 Désactivé CZZ3375 Ongoing Thailand Biodiversity Biodiversity Thailand Life on Land Grant Through a policy support programme, AFD supports the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP) in creating a national framework to integrate biodiversity into Thailand’s business and finance sectors. Context Thailand has adopted a national plan to protect its biodiversity, in line with the global goals agreed in Montreal in 2022 (Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework). Its “Bio-Circular-Green” (BCG) economic model depends directly on healthy nature. Yet biodiversity finance is still in its early stages. Since late 2022, AFD and ONEP have been leading, together with Thai partners, a dialogue called “Finance for Biodiversity” (Fin4Bio). More than 50 public and private organisations were consulted. At the Fin4Bio Forum on 19 February 2024, 33 partners jointly adopted six recommendations. Description The programme is the foundational phase (2025–2026) of Fin4Bio’s implementation. It is built around several priorities and coordination support to ONEP. A national framework for biodiversity. Experts mobilised by AFD help ONEP design a policy and regulatory framework to integrate biodiversity into business operations and financial practices in priority sectors. The framework notably includes: • a classification of biodiversity-friendly activities (“taxonomy”); • financing mechanisms; • the measurement and disclosure of companies’ impacts on nature. It pursues two complementary objectives: reducing the negative impacts of companies and financial institutions (“Greening Finance”), and catalysing activities and investments that benefit biodiversity (“Financing Green”). Capacity building on biodiversity mainstreaming. The programme includes a workshop for SMEs and listed companies in nature-dependent sectors (TNFD), a workshop co-hosted with Thai banks to present the IDFC biodiversity tools to financial institutions, and up to three thematic workshops. Impacts • A national biodiversity policy framework guiding businesses and financial institutions in priority sectors, consistent with Thailand’s national plan (5th NBSAP) and the Kunming-Montreal global goals. • Companies (SMEs and large listed companies) and financial institutions better equipped to measure, manage and disclose their nature-related risks and impacts, as well as their dependence on nature. • Biodiversity better reflected in the Thailand Taxonomy of sustainable activities, public incentives and green financial products. • A multi-stakeholder steering body under ONEP leadership, and a roadmap to scale up the approach. • Thailand’s regional leadership on biodiversity finance strengthened, building on the Thai–French bilateral dialogue. December 3, 2025 December 3, 2025 In the same region Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors Biodiversity Ongoing 2025 - 2025 Thailand Financing amount : € 200 000 Supporting Bangkok toward a more breathable and resilient city • Sustainable Cities • Climate Ongoing 2026 - 2029 Thailand Financing amount : € 450 000 Developing the energy rehabilitation of commercial buildings • Energy • Climate Ongoing 2015 - 2018 Thailand Financing amount : € 20000000 On the same topic Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors Biodiversity Ongoing 2025 - 2025 Thailand Financing amount : € 200 000 Support to biodiversity in Southern Africa • Biodiversity • Climate Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa Financing amount : € 2 000 000 Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 1 • Biodiversity • Climate Completed 2023 - 2024 Serbia Financing amount : € 135 000 000 Same type of beneficiary Mainstreaming biodiversity into Thailand’s finance and business sectors Biodiversity Ongoing 2025 - 2025 Thailand Financing amount : € 200 000 Supporting Bangkok toward a more breathable and resilient city • Sustainable Cities • Climate Ongoing 2026 - 2029 Thailand Financing amount : € 450 000 Electricity Sector Improvement and Access Project (ESIAP) Energy Ongoing 2021 - 2041 Angola Financing amount : US$ 167 000 000 Thailand (nationwide) State 200 000 € 2 years Office de la politique et de la planification des ressources naturelles et de l’environnement (ONEP) Adresse Southeast Asia Regional Division and AFD's office in Thailand

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