Just Energy Transition, environment and biodiversity

We recommend that ASEAN member states:

1. Endorse the need to phase out fossil fuels, based on fair share and equity, with just energy transition.

2. Institutionalising meaningful and inclusive stakeholder engagement on sustainability issues, especially with women, youth and indigenous peoples.

3. Prioritising energy efficiency and appliance efficiency to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

4. Be vigilant against false solutions promoted as technological fixes, such as carbon, capture and storage, nuclear and hydrogen.

5. Mainstreaming discussion on environmental and climate impacts in all ASEAN meetings.

6. Recognising the principle of degrowth based on fair share and equity to live well within the ecological limits of one planet.

Upcoming Events (s)

Thematic Group Organisations

1. Climate Action Network Southeast Asia (CANSEA)

2. Centre for Environment, Technology and Development, Malaysia (CETDEM)

3. Environment Protection Society of Malaysia (EPSM)

4. Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD)

5. Tzu Chi Foundation

6. Youths United for Earth (YUFE MY)

7. Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY)

8. Greenpeace Southeast Asia

9. Sustainable Development Network (SUSDEN) Malaysia 

10. Building and Woodworkers International (BWI)

11. Asia Monitor Resorces Centre (AMRC)

12. Pay What You Publish (PWYP), Indonesia

13. Bumi Kita

14. Asia Feminist Coalition

15. Gibbon Conservation Society

16. Treat Every Environment Special Sdn Bhd

17. ASEAN Youth Forum

For further details regarding this thematic cluster, kindly direct your inquiries to:

Name: Nithi Nesadurai (CANSEA) / Ili Nadiah (KAMY)

Email: nnesadurai@cansea.net / nadiah@klimaactionmalaysia.org