In 2025, more than 77,000 people from more than 34 countries took part in the inaugural Bangkok Climate Action Week (BKKCAW), joining over 270 stakeholder-organized events that involved more than 100 partner organisations. This breakout success instantly positioned Bangkok as Southeast Asia’s leading platform for whole-of-society climate action. The upcoming 2026 edition will be bigger and more ambitious.
One month ahead of Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026 (October 3 to 11), join us for an early look at the Asia-Pacific’s largest climate gathering to date. This session is designed for media, journalists, climate and environment communicators, policymakers, and climate-related professionals. It will explore how storytelling and media can help shape a new climate narrative, and ignite conversations around a new economy that is more resilient and people-centred.
Attendees will get a first look at the 2026 programme, the role of BKKCAW for more resilient and people-centred economies, and ways to get involved.
Speakers include:
Leo Horn-Phathanothai, founder, JUTI; convenor and co-chair of BKKCAW;
Wipaphan Wongsawang, co-founder of ThaiConsent and OpenGrants Foundation;
Peter du Pont, PhD, Asia Clean Energy Partners, co-founder and co-CEO, Asia Clean Energy Partners;
Dr Kritsada Boonchai, director, Thai Climate Justice for All;
Jareerat Petsom, communicator for Nature.
People who wish to book in advance, can register here, or email james@juti.earth
