Climate Action Network Southeast Asia brings together 40 organisations across the region as part of the world's largest climate network.
CANSEA works as the Southeast Asia partner on major regional programmes, and belongs to global networks driving the transition.
Research, briefings and position papers from across the CANSEA network.
A Climate Action Network report, co-launched by CANSEA, on how Investor-State Dispute Settlement lets fossil fuel companies sue governments over climate action, and what states can do to dismantle it.
A CANSEA Climate Change Working Group position paper on scaling adaptation finance for Southeast Asia, prepared ahead of COP26.
A study of how Malaysia's just energy transition can integrate gender equality, disability and social inclusion.
An analysis of how multilateral climate funds can be leveraged to reduce inequality across the region's energy transition.
A joint Oxfam-CANSEA briefing note on promoting a gender-just energy transition.
A CANSEA report on climate change’s gendered impacts in Southeast Asia, launched at the 2023 CAN Annual Strategy Meeting.
A CANSEA civil-society dialogue on clean energy potential for Southeast Asia, held during IGEM2020.
40 organisations. 10 countries. One movement.
From Indonesia to the Philippines, 40 organisations across 10 countries make up the CANSEA network.
CANSEA in the media, and the movement online.
Nithi Nesadurai on Astro AWANI: Malaysia's inefficient energy use
The problem of access at SB64
Calling for a just, green and resilient Southeast Asia
