Bangkok (ILO News) – Thailand is making an important step to align climate ambition with inclusive economic growth and decent work through the introduction of a Just Transition Assessment Model (JTAM). On 26 January 2026 senior policymakers, researchers, social partners, and development partners met in Bangkok to discuss the application of JTAM-Thailand. JTAM-Thailand is a nationally calibrated assessment model designed to support policy analysis. By enabling scenario analysis, the model helps policymakers explore policy trade-offs and synergies across sectors and over time. The consultation was jointly organised by the International Labour Organization (ILO), the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC), and Thammasat University, under the United Nation’s Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE).