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IntroductionOrganizations are becoming increasinglyimportant in lowering greenhouse gas (GHG)emissions as the international community stepsup efforts to address the escalating climatecrisis.
The ASEAN region is extremely vulnerable to climate change, rising threats from extreme weather, sea level rise, and socioeconomic change. ASEAN Member States have responded under the ASEAN State of Climate Change Report (ASCCR) by adopting a regional framework guiding their combined efforts toward resilience and net-zero emissions by 2050.
Understanding Carbon Footprint for Organizations (CFO): A Strategic
Pathway Toward Low-Carbon Industry in Thailand
Organizations are becoming increasingly important in lowering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as the international community steps up efforts to address the escalating climate crisis. Organizations need to improve their understanding of the sources of GHG emissions in order to manage them efficiently and determine the most effective reduction strategies (Eurostat, 2020). Calculating the carbon footprint of an organization is one way to evaluate its greenhouse gas emissions.
Despite the increasing climate crisis, a 2025 UNICEF-Innocenti working paper, Emerging Breakthroughs on Climate Change presents a compelling and inspiring vision of a society led by youth around the world. The UNICEF Leading Minds Fellows on Climate presented 26 novel concepts in five major areas: eco-literacy, equitable energy transitions, climate finance, loss and damage, and community-centric governance. These concepts have the potential to transform global climate response initiatives by prioritizing children’s rights, justice, and equity (UNICEF, 2025).