The main objectives of EIA in Thailand, as in other countries, is to prevent environmental problems from major development project in order to reach to sustainable development goal.

The first mandatory notification for EIA requirement was issued in 1981. Presently, under Section 46 of the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act 1992. The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment with the approval of National Environment Board (NEB), has the power to notify the type and size of projects or activities requiring EIA.

For large scale projects which will cause significant impacts, the EIA reports must be submitted to the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP) to be considered and give recommendations to permitting agencies or cabinet. EIA reports have to be prepared by a consulting firm which is registered by ONEP.

Environmental Impact Evaluation Bureau, Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning prepares guidance for the general public, namely “Environmental Impact Assessment in Thailand”.

"On behalf of Global Tops Group we're pleased to attach your invitation to a Party being held on Saturday 17th May to celebrate EIA Approval of The Cloud Project at Kasetsin Soi 2 Pratumnak.

We look forward to greeting you, your business associates and clients at The Cloud Showroom where you can expect our usual high standard of hospitality in a relaxed atmosphere.

Please do not hesitate to contact me in the meantime should you require any information on The Cloud or any other Global Tops project."