Under development — some data may be incorrect

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What pressures is Thailand facing?

The country's highest assessed hazards, economic structure and population — explore sector-specific climate risk on a province map.

Structural overview

Long-term spatial risk (2016–2035)

Overview by factor

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Poor headcount by province

Quintile classification — about 15 provinces per band

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Poverty (poor headcount)

On map

People below the poverty line, measured by consumption expenditure — provincial data from NESDC, latest available year (mostly B.E. 2567 / 2024).

Five provinces with the highest poor headcount

Other factors

Raw provincial data; no composite index is calculated — select "View on map" to promote a factor.

Average climate risk

Mean climate-risk index across six sectors (water, agriculture, tourism, public health, natural resources and settlements), Ensemble model, 2016–2035; scale 0–1.

Five provinces with the highest climate risk

Human Achievement Index (HAI)

Human Achievement Index from NESDC, 2022; scale 0–1. A higher score indicates greater development and absorptive capacity.

Five provinces with the lowest HAI

Composite Human Security Index (CHSI)

Composite Human Security Index from MSDHS, 2025; scale 0–100. A higher score indicates greater human security.

Five provinces with the lowest CHSI

Income inequality (Gini)

Income Gini coefficient from NESDC indicator PT_11, 2023; scale 0–1. A higher score indicates greater inequality and is based on household-survey income.

Five provinces with the highest inequality