In October 2024, Thailand experienced one of its worst flood disasters in recent history. Triggered by the remnants of Tropical Storm Trami and weeks of heavy rainfall, the flooding impacted 42 provinces, displacing thousands of residents and devastating local economies. The event highlighted the essential role of social security systems in providing rapid financial relief to affected citizens. However, it also highlights the importance of having the right systems in place so you the authorities can react quickly to changing events and provide the relief necessary. This blog explores the flood’s impact, Thailand’s social security response, and how Interact SSAS offers governments a flexible, policy-driven solution for effective disaster relief management. The 2024 Floods: Scale and Impact The floods wreaked havoc across central and northern Thailand, leaving a lasting economic and social toll: 256,400 people affected, with 57 fatalities and 28 injuries. Over 1.2 million rai (~475,000 acres) of farmland...