亚行驻泰国代表团：角色的演变

Established in 2005 in Bangkok, the Thailand Resident Mission of the Asian Development Bank (ADB)serves to support Thailand by providing policy inputs, knowledge and capacity building,project development, and financing to achieve both sustainability and resilience goals. In addition, the resident mission supports projects across the Southeast Asia (SE Asia) region. The Thailand Resident Mission hosts public sector and private sector,special initiatives, and resilience teams under its One ADB approach for SE Asia. Changing Development Priorities A number of new local and global priorities have emerged over the last 10 years The Vision The Thailand Resident Mission Approach The Thailand ResidentMission aims to fosterthe development ofcatalytic green financeprojects and programsacross Thailandand SE Asia The Challenge The lack of especially in challenging sectorsand themes able to attract thescale of finance needed One ADB Team at The Thailand Resident Mission One ADB Team is composed of around 100 people including stafffrom TRM, CCSD, CSD, CTL, DOCK, ERDI, ITD, OGC, ORM,OSFG, PPFD, PSOD, SERD, TD, and ADB sectors’ team workingtogether from the resident mission on projects andpolicies across Southeast Asia. Positioning TRM KNOWLEDGE Provide capacity buildingand knowledge sharingacross the region INNOVATIVE FINANCE ANDPROJECTS DEVELOPMENT Identify and prepare projects withinnovative finance models, able toattract finance from all sources(public, private, capital markets) AFNR = Agriculture, Food, Nature, and Rural Development Sector Office; CCSD = Climate Change andSustainable Development Department; CSD = Corporate Services Department; CTL = Controller’s Department;DOCK = Department of Communications and Knowledge Management; ERDI = Economic Research andDevelopment Impact Department; FIN = Finance Sector Office; ITD = Information Technology Department;OGC = Office of the General Counsel; OMDP = Office of Markets Development and Public-Private Partnership;OPSD = Office of the Director-General, PSOD; ORM = Office of Risk Management; OSFG = Office of Safeguards;PPFD = Procurement, Portfolio, and Financial Management Department; PSFI = Private Sector Financial InstitutionsDivision; PSIF 2 = Infrastructure Finance Division 2; PSOD = Private Sector Operations Department; PSPM = PortfolioManagement Division; SERD = Southeast Asia Department; TD = Treasury Department; TRM = Thailand ResidentMission; WUD = Water and Urban Development Sector Office. THEMATIC FOCUS Focus on the most challengingthemes and develop replicable,bankable solutions Recent ADB Achievements in Thailand Sovereign Projects and Technical Assistance Technical Assistance Loans Technical Assistance projects Sovereign Loans Pipeline for 2025–2028 $3.7billion $6million+ 5 Projectsalready in process and approval stages:HIGHLIGHT PROJECTS Ongoing technical assistance for: •Flood riskmanagement•Green agribusiness•Health care •Connectivity•Greening small-and medium-sizedenterprises •Bio-Circular-GreenEconomy (BCG)•Climate Change•Clean air and water •Tax studies•Biodiversity finance•E Mobility UnderProcesssing UnderProcesssing Climate ResilientConnectivity for the EasternEconomic Corridor (EEC)Project (2024) Lower East Chao PhrayaIrrigation SystemImprovement—FloodsAdaptive StrengtheningProgram COVID 19(CARES) Program(2020) Thailand Climate-SmartHealth Services SystemEnhancement Project $1.5billiona $68.7milliona $1.5billiona $200milliona Expand multi-modeltransport networkconnecting the U-TapaoInternational Airport inthe EEC to the rest ofthe country Assist the government’sresponse to the coronavirusdisease (COVID-19)pandemic under ADB’sCOVID-19 Active Responseand Expenditure Support(CARES) Program Support floods adaptationefforts along theChao Phraya river basinCofinancing from4 other partners for a$2.2 billion program Expand tertiary andsecondary health carefacilities across 5 regions inThailand while enhancingclimate-resilient capacity ofhospitals in other regions Recent ADB Achievements in Thailand(continued) $50 million $100 million $260 million Highlights: The GSS+ Bonds Initiative for Southeast Asia NOV2021 SEP2021 SEP2020 AUG2020 JUN2022 Thailand Group(THA),social bond, $30 millionraised. Public DebtManagement Office(THA), sustainabilitybond, $964 millionraised and $6 billion insubsequence issuances.ASEAN's first sovereignsustainability bond. National HousingAuthority(THA),sustainability bond,$70 million raised. Government SavingsBank(THA), socialbond, $295 millionraised. National HousingAuthority(THA), socialbond, $200 millionraised.Thailand's first socialbond. SEP2022 DEC2022 JUL2022 DEC2022 JUN2022 SL Agritech(PHI),social bond, $35 millionraised. Golden Tree(CAM),green bond, $13 millionraised. Cambodia's firstgreen bond. Export–ImportBank of Thailand(THA), green bond,$150 million raised. Government HousingBank(THA),sustainability bond,$244 million raised. Central Pattana (THA