Carabao Group PCL
- Board oversight
- Trade association review
- Paris Agreement alignment
- Direct lobbying governance
- Regular monitoring cycle
Carabao Group PCL has a formal governance framework for overseeing climate-related lobbying, with its management system "including regular reviews and monitoring" to ensure its policy advocacy and association memberships are "consistent with the Paris Agreement and Thailand's Net Zero target." The company's management team "works with the relevant internal teams to identify and address significant issues that might lead to policy adjustments, membership reviews, or suggestions to trade associations for better alignment with the Paris Agreement," and it has "assigned dedicated roles and accountabilities for public policy engagement in relation to Climate-alignment," from its Executive level acting "as a representative of the Company to engage with trade associations, public engagement activities in discussion on climate-related topics" to its Company Secretary, who "review[s] the alignment status for trade association and contribution on an annual basis," addresses "clear actions taken for misalignment status with clear timeframe," and "report[s] to [the] Board of Directors for the results of the climate-alignment assessment," while the Sustainability Team "regularly monitor[s] and track[s] the alignment status of member organizations" and "report[s] to the Sustainable Development Steering Committee." These elements highlight a robust process for monitoring and accountability across both direct and indirect lobbying channels. However, the company does not disclose a publicly available detailed climate-lobbying audit or any third-party review of its lobbying alignment, nor does it specify the exact metrics used to assess alignment.
This assessment is part of the Lobbying Governance Index, covering 8,500 companies scored on whether they have processes to oversee their climate lobbying. See all companies in Asia-Pacific or all companies in Thailand.