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Southeast Asia can emerge as a global leader in addressing climate change by innovating solutions for climate funding that is both sustainable and equitable toward ensuring a just transition for the region as a whole, including its brown energy workforce.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that only 1.7 percent of climate financing reaches local communities and smallholder groups, who contribute the least to climate change and biodiversity loss.
The fact that Prabowo won the election by a large margin does not erase the reality that a sizeable portion of the middle class, students, activists, intelligentsia, journalists and politicians have concerns about the country’s democratic development.
