Thai Union Group signs MOU with two community groups to help strengthen the coastal fishing economy
published : 12 Feb 2021 at 15:22 Left-to-right: Beeyoh Amphanniyom, President of Ban Na Thap Women’s Group Seafood Processing, Peter Galli, Global Director of Corporate Communication at Thai Union, and Bunjong Nasae, Advisor of Thai Sea Watch Association, sign the MoU to collaborate on strengthening the coastal fishing economy. The signing was held in early December 2020.
Agreement will also help conserve and restore community coastal resources and aquatic management
As part of its ongoing commitment to give back to the communities in which it operates, Thai Union Group PCL. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two community groups in Songkhla to provide them with a solar-powered fish-house dryer that will double the amount of fish they can sell by shortening the drying time and greatly increase the quality of
Help the Overlooked
published : 29 Jan 2021 at 04:00
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The ongoing spread of Covid-19 has brought to light the many groups of people who are struggling during these trying times and may need a little help. However, there may be a few other groups that perhaps may get overlooked. Here are three of them that you can help with.
Don t let the tourist boats sink
The United Nations Development Programme Thailand (UNDP) recently launched a crowdfunding campaign in collaboration with Krungthai Care and Raks Thai Foundation to provide support for families of tourist boat operators. The Koh Tao Better Together will help boat operators, local fishermen and those who worked in tourism whose income has been severely slashed by Covid-19 by employing them to collect garbage washed ashore on the island s beach. It aims to provide a monthly income of B3,000 to each of participating families for three months.