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Tensions between Materiality Assessments and Stakeholder Engagements in Thai Corporate Sustainability Leaders
This study analyzes how top Thai companies perform materiality assessments and engage stakeholders in sustainability reporting, based on the Global Reporting Initiative framework. Findings show that while companies identify material topics and stakeholders thoroughly, engagement is often superficial and lacks detailed impact disclosures, limiting effective reporting and stakeholder engagement.
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Technology in education: a case study on Thailand
This report examines Thailand’s educational challenges related to technology-enabled learning, including internet access, resource quality, and teacher competency. It emphasizes regional disparities, the need for equitable policies, child online protection, and declining education investment. Positive initiatives involve private sector collaboration and targeted programs for disadvantaged students, aiming to enhance educational quality.
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A comparative study of human values of founders: social enterprise, for-profit, and general population in Thailand
Student: Sutima Detsakulrat | Degree: Master of Arts (Social Innovation and Sustainability) | Graduation Year: 2020 | Role: Co-Advisor with Daniel McFarlane and Neil Gains. This study examines the values and motivations of social entrepreneurs in Thailand, where previous research has focused mainly on broad institutional factors rather than individual-level drivers. Through quantitative analysis using…
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Thailand’s amazing March 24 elections: From the eyes of an international observer
Soon after the Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) received accreditation from the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT), this author was invited to join the network’s election observation mission (EOM) as an official international observer. Coming from Nepal, a country which has experienced significant political upheavals over the past 13 years—including the end of a…
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Determinants of internal organizational governance practices: Evidence from civil society organizations in Thailand
This research examined factors impacting internal governance in CSOs in Thailand. A survey of 54 CSOs revealed that board size positively influences governance effectiveness, while closer ties to government negatively affect it. Additionally, a strong perception of legislative clarity significantly enhances governance practices within these organizations.
