Assoc. Prof. Tavida Kamolvej, Deputy Governor of Bangkok Representing BMA as the owner of the area giving the welcome speech at the Her Awards, UNFPA Thailand 2024 project.

Deputy Governor Tavida said that the society of Thailand and Bangkok is open to a lot of diversity. And BMA has promoted a lot of diversity. But wherever I go, I still encounter questions about this. What is the status of women in Bangkok? It reflects that in the Bangkok area. There are still women who may still have domestic violence. There are still many women who haven’t had the opportunity. Compared with countries around the world, the level of development is not the same. I once thought that we had moved forward a lot. There is talk of LGBTQIA+ economic opportunity. It’s healthy. But in the end, when I came back and asked if all women had received those opportunities, the real answer was Still, thanks to this project for trying to have the female population reflect that inspiration. At the very least, I feel like people are listening to these little voices, trying to make Noise become an important voice. I want to encourage everyone. I want to see that everyone’s story is unique. May the opening of the project in Bangkok today encourage all women to be equally important mechanisms of society.

UNFPA United Nations Population Fund Thailand and its network partners organize the Her Awards, UNFPA Thailand 2024 project under the concept of “The voices of the female population Towards the power of Thai population development, Voice of her” to honor and honor and build morale for individuals of all genders, all ages, and various organizations that are dedicated to working to promote the development of the quality of the population of all genders, all ages, and all groups. especially in the areas of gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. For the sustainable development of Thailand in every dimension without leaving anyone behind. Activities in the project include organizing seminars on various issues related to the Thai social context. Violence problem bias inequality groups of poor people Vulnerable groups, disabled people, elderly people Juvenile Gender issues, prostitution, education by representatives of affected people Representatives of working people who drive problems in various areas, representatives of influential people with ideas, and famous representatives of this view