Story and Photos by Fit for Fair Project GIZ Thailand in collaboration with Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) presented five policy recommendation themes to the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives to support Thailand’s readiness for emerging
By Apiradee Treerutkuarkul Organic rice straw can be converted into high-quality pulp using less energy and fewer chemicals, while reducing climate impact Chiang Rai — It’s post-harvesting season and workers have just finished the latest
Story: Kia Fariborz Photos: Agriculture and Food Cluster/GIZ Thailand Bangkok and Chainat – What does it take to shift millions of smallholder rice farmers towards climate-smart practices – and who finances the transition? That question
Story and Photos by Inclusive Sustainable Rice Landscapes Project/ GIZ Thailand The Inclusive Sustainable Rice Landscapes (ISRL) Project is committed to strengthening forest conservation and biodiversity restoration in northern and north-eastern Thailand. Supported by funds
By Thitinai Pongpiriyakit/GIZ Thailand The wind blows gently through the palm leaves as a group of students follow Uncle Kid, or Mr Somkid Rongrat, a 75-year-old farmer and member of the Phattara Oil Palm Community
Hanoi, 8 April 2026 – Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH marked the close of the “Innovative Climate Risk Financing for the Agricultural Sector in the ASEAN Region Project” or Agri-Climate Risk Financing –
