EPI Thailand Header Regional Level

The development of the Environmental Performance Index in the context of Thailand (EPI Thailand) at the area-based level aims to enable regional and provincial agencies to use indicator assessment results as supporting information for planning and project development in a clear direction. It also enables agencies to improve the scores of low-performing indicators in a targeted manner. This is an important mechanism for improving Thailand’s environmental management toward sustainability.

Based on the collection of area-based data, it was found that only 15 out of the 34 EPI Thailand indicators currently have area-based data.

The implementation of the EPI Thailand is organized according to the regional classification of the National The National Geo-informatics Board into six regions: the Northern, Central, Northeastern, Eastern, Western, and Southern regions. Bangkok Metropolitan Region (BMR), comprising Bangkok, Samut Prakan, Nonthaburi, and Pathum Thani provinces, is presented separately from the Central region due to differences in geographical characteristics and environmental issues from other provinces in the Central region.

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Indicator Scores at Regional Level

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Objective / Sub-index / Indicator North East Northeast West South Central BMR
Objective / Sub-index / Indicator North East Northeast West South Central BMR

Remarks

Means Score 0 - 25.0 (Low performance level)
Means Score 25.1 - 50.0 (Moderate performance level)
Means Score 50.1 - 75.0 (Good performance level)
Means Score 75.1 - 100.0 (Excellent performance level)

Regional Indicator Score Map

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BMR
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East
Northeast
West
South

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Indicators Feasible and Non-feasible for Regional Scoring Based on Data Verification

Indicators Feasible for Regional Scoring Indicators Not Yet Feasible for Regional Scoring
1) PM2.5 exposure 1) Household solid fuels
2) Ozone exposure 2) VOC exposure
3) NOx exposure 3) Clean and Safe Drinking Water
4) SO2 exposure 4) Floating Marine Debris from Major Rivers
5) CO exposure 5) Total GHG emission rate
6) Hygienic Sanitation 6) Total GHG reduction
7) Lead Poisoning Rate 7) Terrestrial Biome Protection (national)
8) Controlled Solid Waste 8) Terrestrial Biome Protection (global)
9) Recycle Ratio 9) Proportion of Marine Conserved Areas to the Area of Thai Waters
10) Mangrove Forest Loss 10) Proportion of Terrestrial Protected Areas to Country Area
11) Integrity of Seagrass 11) Population of Endangered Species
12) Integrity of Coral Reef 12) Number of Protected Areas being Evaluated for Management Effectiveness
13) Wastewater Treatment 13) Tree cover loss
14) Water Quality 14) Wetland loss
15) Water Stress 15) Fish Stock Status
16) Abundance of Demersal Fauna
17) SO2 Growth Rate
18) NOx Growth Rate
19) Sustainable Nitrogen Management Index

Remarks : Due to data limitations from various agencies, some EPI Thailand indicators cannot yet be reported at the regional level. In the future, a phased roadmap for regional data reporting development must be established alongside institutional capacity building to ensure comprehensive regional EPI Thailand reporting that effectively supports policy decision-making.

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