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Thailand Livability Index: the first systematic ranking of all 77 Thai provinces across seven livability dimensions.

The Y1 report publishes mid-to-late August 2026. Press materials, embargoed advance briefings, and the full asset kit go live at hard launch.

REPORT · AUG 2026 METHODOLOGY v1.0 CC BY-NC 4.0

What's coming

In August 2026, Thailand Livability Index publishes its inaugural annual report: rankings of all 77 Thai provinces across 30 indicators in seven categories: environment & climate, healthcare, connectivity & transport, cost & economy, safety & governance, lifestyle & culture, and demographics & scale.

The report includes overall rankings, category-level rankings, province-by-province scorecards, and a methodology supplement. The dataset publishes simultaneously to Zenodo with a citable DOI under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

Embargo and advance access

Tier-1 outlets receive embargoed advance access 48–72 hours before public release. To request advance access, use the contact form below.

  • Embargo lift: date confirmed in early August 2026
  • Advance asset kit: available 72 hours before embargo lift to confirmed press contacts

What the asset kit will include

Phase 2 deliverable. Listed here as descriptive scope; no downloads exist yet.

  • The full report (PDF, English and Thai executive summary)
  • Headline data tables (PDF, CSV)
  • Print-quality charts (PNG, SVG, social-share crops)
  • Province cards (one per 77 provinces, branded one-pagers)
  • Infographic (English and Thai)
  • Methodology one-pager
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Logo and brand kit (CC BY-NC, attribution required)
  • Pre-written boilerplate copy at three lengths
  • Quote sheet
  • Photography / B-roll
  • Single zip bundle of everything above

Methodology and data

The full methodology is published at /en/methodology/, and the dataset will publish to Zenodo at launch (DOI added here at hard launch). The project is led by William J. Reynolds (ORCID 0009-0005-1217-7465), and the methodology and data are released under open licenses (MIT for code, CC BY-NC 4.0 for the dataset). Commercial licensing inquiries: use the contact form below.

Contact

Use this form for press, methodology, and commercial licensing inquiries. Mark "advance briefing" if you're a tier-1 outlet requesting embargoed access.

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Or email press@thailand-livability-index.com directly.