Thailand is vulnerable to climate and environmental-related impacts via both physical and transition risks. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) considerations are growing in importance for companies and businesses globally, so much so that we have now arrived at the point where ESG has become one of the key priorities in boardrooms everywhere. ESG disclosures are mandatory for listed companies and sustainable and responsible investing funds (SRI Funds) in Thailand. Though Thai companies are very active in addressing development challenges, the issues pertaining to waste are mounting exponentially. The real reckoning for Thailand is coming from ESG from 2030 Agenda for Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Implementation of ESG can promote long-term sustainable growth through satisfying both customers and employees, being a preferential business partner, and providing better access to capital but will Thailand make it?