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JAKARTA, 30 November 2021 – The ASEAN Secretariat hosted an interactive webinar to commemorate ASEAN Youth in Climate Action and Disaster Resilience Day on 25 November.

The webinar brought together ASEAN stakeholders, youth leaders and champions, under the theme “Teaming Up with You(th) for a Disaster Resilient and Climate-Friendly ASEAN”. Representatives of NGOs, CSOs and private sectors in the field of youth development and empowerment, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction were also present.

Alexa Danielle C. Dayanghirang, Commissioner of the Philippines National Youth Commission, delivered opening remarks to kick-start the virtual event. She emphasised the importance of prioritising youth’s participation and empowerment, considering the crucial role of youth in realising a climate-friendly and disaster-resilient ASEAN.

An intergenerational dialogue titled ‘Teaming up with You(th) for a Disaster-Resilient and Climate-Frie…

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Indonesia’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) priorities centre on the affordable transition to renewable energy, socio-economic growth beyond Jakarta, and improved governance in both the public and private sector.

This ESG Intelligence report details the country’s growing role in the global ESG ecosystem, with a focus on topics such as managing transition risks on the path towards net zero, support for local biodiversity, social return on investment and bridging regional gaps in education.

This report marks the first in a two-part series, produced in partnership with Indonesia-listed energy and natural resources company MedcoEnergi. The second report will expand the focus to ESG and the UN Sustainable Development Goals in a regional context, supported by data on national progress towards global targets.

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