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SDG Policy Survey: What Thais Want From Sustainable Development Policy in the 2026 Election

Original Thai Version Published on 30 January 2026 32.9% of survey respondents chose "People and Society" as the sustainable development policy area they most want political parties to push forward in the next government. In early January, SDG Move conducted a survey titled "Public Demand for Sustainable Development Policy — 2026 Election" between January 9–22, 2026, open to the general public nationwide. Responses and perceptions from a total of 207 respondents were synthesized and analy... (more)
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SDG Policy Survey: What Thais Want From Sustainable Development Policy in the 2026 Election

Original Thai Version Published on 30 January 2026 32.9% of survey respondents chose "People and Society" as the sustainable development policy area they most want political parties to push forward in the next government. In early January, SDG Move conducted a survey titled "Public Demand for Sustainable Development Policy — 2026 Election" between January 9–22, 2026, open to the general public nationwide. Responses and perceptions from a total of 207 respondents were synthesized and analy... (more)
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