For the fourth yr in a row, Thailand once more took the highest spot attributable to its commendable progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals amongst Southeast Asian countries.
The country also achieved the highest rating in East and South Asia, excluding Asian countries within the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation (OECD) reminiscent of Japan and South Korea.
Thailand managed to attain an SDG Index rating of 74.7/100 in 2023, rating it forty third.R&D place out of 166 countries. Thailand’s rating of 88.2/100 indicated a positive result, suggesting fewer negative uncomfortable side effects.
Since 2015, the United Nations has adopted the Sustainable Development Goals, which aim to deal with poverty, protect the planet, and promote peace and well-being for all by 2030. Of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, Thailand has successfully achieved two goals. These include SDG 1 on poverty eradication and SDG 4 on quality education. Their performance on clean water and sanitation (SDG 6) and reasonably priced and clean energy (SDG 7) was consistently on the right track to fulfill the targets.
Thailand’s continued and revered achievements show the federal government’s high level of commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, with an aggregate policy rating of 67/100.
After Thailand, Vietnam was ranked fifty fifthvol place on the planet with a rating of 73.32. Singapore’s 2023 SDG Index rating of 71.78 ranks sixty fourthvol global position.
Indonesia and Malaysia are near the world podium, with Indonesia rating seventy fifthvol place, and Malaysia in 78th placevol place. While the Philippines was ranked 98thvolBrunei Darussalam, in 102nd position, was just 4 places behindII.
Laos and Myanmar were within the two lowest rankings within the region, at a hundred and fifteenth.vol and 125volappropriately. No data available for East Timor.
