An intergenerational dialogue titled ‘Teaming up with You(th) for a Disaster-Resilient and Climate-Friendly ASEAN’, was moderated by the ASEAN Youth Forum’s Programme Manager, Rastra Yasland.
Out-migration hotspots in agricultural areas of central Thailand and Myanmar coincide with areas expected to see declines in both water availability and crop productivity
Floods are by far the greatest natural hazard facing Thailand in terms of economic and human impacts. Thailand is cited as one of the ten most...
The number of internally displaced people is at a 41.3 million record high, and an increase of more than a million since the end of 2017.
Climate Change in South Asia : Rising temperatures and humidity due to climate change are likely to increase the number of days with unsafe "heat stress,"...
More needs to be done to help poorer countries adapt to climate change, build resilience and prepare for more weather-related disasters, according to a new World...
Comparison of pictures of Thailand taken now and two years ago, shows that the level of flooding is much lower in 2013.
Several temples in the former Siamese capital have been flooded as irrigation officials closed a major sluice gate to prevent floodwaters from flowing into the town...