This report provides a situational analysis on climate action relating to women and children in Southeast Asia. Existing Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) climate policies, on a regional level, are generally gender-responsive, framed within a broader framework of sustainable development, with a positive trend towards gender-transformative action. While Nationally Determined Contributions amongst ASEAN countries have broadly adopted gender-responsive approaches, some countries have taken more significant steps in gender-transformative action, while others lag behind and are gender-blind.

Dear CANSEA members, CANSEA, CAN South Asia (CANSA) and Global Network of CSOs for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) will conduct a joint webinar on: Voices of Asia-Pacific’s Frontline Communities Experiencing Loss and Damage. Date: Thursday, 28 April 2022 Tim: 2-4 PM in ID/KH/TH/VN and 3-5 PM in MY/PH

Just Transition Forum in AsiaThursday, 09 September 2021 German foundation Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) in collaboration with CANSEA will host...