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SEAPPI report outlines pathways for Thailand to Lead Southeast Asia in Right to Repair Policy
New Report Calls for Thailand to Break Repair Barriers, Tackle 450,000 Tons of E-Waste Annually, and Align with BCG Economic Goals February 19, 2025 – BANGKOK – A new report released today by the Southeast Asia Public Policy Institute, in collaboration with the Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) and Rangsit University, reveals significant opportunities for Thailand to…
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The right to repair in Thailand: Improving outcomes for consumers, repairers, and the environment
The Institute’s Policy White Paper, in collaboration with the Thailand Environmental Institute (TEI) and Rangsit University Faculty of Law, explores Right to Repair (R2R) in Thailand and sets out recommendations for creating a robust R2R policy environment in the country. The Paper also discusses the history of R2R movement and legislation around the world, highlighting…
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Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition: Policy and Deployment
Drawing policy recommendations from an analysis of renewables deployment in the region in the 21st century. Click here for PDF version. Introduction The race for renewables continues. Growing energy demand, climate risks, and potential economic opportunities are driving countries to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and diversify their energy mix through investing in renewable energy…
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2024 – Southeast Asia’s year of recycling?
With momentum in several markets in the region, will 2024 be the beginning of the end for Southeast Asia’s plastic waste problem?
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Institute launches ‘Circular ASEAN’ policy programme
Institute launches core policy programme to explore policy solutions to support the region’s journey towards greater sustainability and the emergence of a circular economy.