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Thailand’s Blue Economy: Building a Sustainable Ocean Future
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Thailand is unlocking the power of its oceans through the Blue Economy—protecting coastlines, restoring mangroves, and creating jobs with blue innovative financing. With World Bank support, these efforts aim to secure a sustainable ocean future for people, planet, and prosperity.
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Thailand’s coastal and marine resources are vital engines of growth. Pristine beaches that attract millions of tourists each year. Industries, infrastructure and abundant fisheries help drive Thailand’s blue economy, not only at the macroeconomic level, but by generating employment for people throughout the nation. However, these resources are increasingly under threat. In the past 30 years, Thailand has lost approximately 30% of its coastlines, or about 126 million square meters of land, leading to an estimated $1.3 billion in economic losses. Watch the video to learn how the World Bank is supporting Thailand advance its blue economy — developing innovative financing, coastal protection, and sustainable ocean management to balance economic growth with environmental resilience.
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Thailand’s coastal and marine resources are vital engines of growth. Pristine beaches that attract millions of tourists each year. Industries, infrastructure and abundant fisheries help drive Thailand’s blue economy, not only at the macroeconomic level, but by generating employment for people throughout the nation. However, these resources are increasingly under threat. In the past 30 years, Thailand has lost approximately 30% of its coastlines, or about 126 million square meters of land, leading to an estimated $1.3 billion in economic losses. Watch the video to learn how the World Bank is supporting Thailand advance its blue economy — developing innovative financing, coastal protection, and sustainable ocean management to balance economic growth with environmental resilience.
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