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  1. The Asian Development Bank approved various projects within Thailand.

EU, AFD, and ADB Fund Flood Resilience Project in Thailand

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The European Commission, French Development Agency, and Asian Development Bank are providing financing and support for infrastructure and flood resilience projects in Thailand. Specifically, a planned water-management and flood-resilience project in the Lower East Chao Phraya basin is backed by a €12 million EU grant, alongside financing from the French Development Agency and the Asian Development Bank. The European Commission's Global Gateway is a cooperation framework for investment, not a single fund or guaranteed list of projects.

From chiangraitimes.com

Why it matters

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This financing supports infrastructure and resilience efforts in Thailand. The involvement of major international financial institutions like the Asian Development Bank and the European Commission highlights strategic cooperation in Southeast Asia. The Global Gateway framework promotes digital connectivity, clean energy, and transport across Southeast Asia.

The Asian Development Bank has previously approved various projects within Thailand.

From chiangraitimes.com

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  • ThailandSpeculative

    Could see changes in infrastructure costs or development investment in the Lower East Chao Phraya basin.

  • Could strengthen its strategic investment and cooperation in Southeast Asia through the Global Gateway.

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