Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin presided over “Earth Jump 2024: The Edge of Action”, organized by KASIKORNBANK (KBank). The event marked the launch of the “Thailand Climate Business Network (ThaiCBN)”, in which KBank, represented by Ms. Kattiya Indaravijaya, KBank Chief Executive Officer, has joined a collaborative effort of 25 leading national and international organizations. This network aims to coordinate the efforts of five key sectors – namely the public, private, education, and financial and banking sectors, together with international organizations and businesses – to collectively support Thailand’s drive towards the net zero goal. The initiative focuses on three key areas: 1) Establishing a climate change network across the supply chain and fostering the exchange of knowledge, research, technology, and best practices; 2) Promoting the real-world use of knowledge and technologies; and 3) Enhancing the capabilities of businesses and industries throughout the supply chain to seize new opportunities in a low-carbon economy.
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