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Chapter 2 reviews current policies in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region (BMR) in the following six areas: energy, land use and transport, housing and buildings, water resource management, solid waste management, and green manufacturing and research and...
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There were 2.9 million SMEs (firms with less than 200 employees) in Thailand in 2010, constituting 99.6% of all enterprises and employed 78% of the labour force including agriculture. The economy of Thailand was hit by two major events during the...
On dénombrait en 2010, en Thaïlande, 2.9 millions de PME (entreprises de moins de 200 salariés), représentant 99.6 % de l’ensemble des entreprises et employant 78 % de la main-d’œuvre (y compris agricole). L’économie thaïlandaise a souffert de deux ...
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The Community Climate Center in Thailand aims to bridge the awareness gap between local people, especially farmers, and experts such as climate scientists, helping them to understand each other’s view of the weather and how it is changing. The ...
While the Emerging Asian region has positioned itself well to weather short-term economic volatility, it is imperative to ensure that the new growth and development strategies of countries in the region do lead to sustainable growth over the longer ...
Private sector employees in the formal sectors are covered under the Social Security Fund (SSF). The old-age pension scheme under SSF is a defined-benefit scheme.
There were 2.9 million SMEs (firms with less than 200 employees) in Thailand in 2010, constituting 99.6 % of all enterprises and employed 78 % of the labour force including agriculture. The economy of Thailand was hit by two major events during the...
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En 2010, la Thaïlande comptait 2.9 millions de PME (entreprises de moins de 200 salariés), représentant 99.6 % du nombre total d’entreprises et fournissant 78 % des emplois, secteur de l’agriculture inclus. L’économie thaïlandaise a souffert de deux ...
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Thailand has joined the ranks of middle-income countries, but further growth will have to come from innovation and efficiency improvements in the manufacturing and services sectors. Since the 1980s, economic performance has depended on foreign...
Thailand’s aquaculture production has been increased significantly since 1988 while capture fishery production has shown a slight downward trend since 1997.
There were 2.9 million SMEs (firms with less than 200 employees) in Thailand in 2010, constituting 99.6% of all enterprises and providing 78% of employment including agriculture. The economy of Thailand was hit by two major events during the period ...
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Private sector employees in the formal sectors are covered under the Social Security Fund (SSF). The old-age pension scheme under SSF is a defined benefit scheme.
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