APCEL Workshop: Just Transition in Southeast Asia
August
07
Thursday
| Speaker: | Panel 1: Aligning the Perceptions of Just Transition: The Need for Local Solutions to a Global Problem Panellist 1: Prof. Raphael Heffron from University of Dundee Panellist 2: Kuki Soejahchmoen from Indonesian Research Institute for Decarbonization (IRID) Panellist 3: Golly Ramos, the Founding and Former Vice President, Oceana Philippines Panellist 4: Suripno from Pertamina, Indonesia Panel 2: Just Transition and the Rule of Law: The Roles of Regulations and Governance Panellist 1: Laode Syarif from University of Hassanudin Panellist 2: Fabby Tumiwa from Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) Panellist 3: Leonard Simanjuntak from Greenpeace Indonesia Panellist 4: Dr. Miza Razali from Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) Malaysia Panel 3: Just Transition and Finance: The Role of Financial Institutions Panellist 1: Eugene Wong, CEO of Sustainable Finance Institute Asia Panellist 2: Sangeeth Selvaraju from Just Transition Finance Lab, India & ASEAN Policy Fellow Panellist 3: Belinda Hlatshwayo, Business and Human Rights Project Manager, UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub Panellist 4: Chaitra Nayak, Programme Manager Just Transition, Asia Investor Group on Climate Change, Mumbai |
| Moderator: | Linda Yanti Sulistiawati and Ghislaine Nadaud APCEL |
| Time: | 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (SGT) |
| Venue: | Lee Sheridan Conference Room NUS Law Bukit Timah Campus |
| Type of Participation: | Open To Public |
Description
Southeast Asia’s path to a low-carbon future is shaped by rapid development, socio-economic inequality, institutional challenges, and climate vulnerability. As the region shifts from carbon-intensive models, the concept of a Just Transition—pursuing climate goals fairly and inclusively—has gained urgency. Yet what is “just” varies by context, requiring locally tailored approaches.
In response, APCEL brings together experts from academia, civil society, business, and government for three panel discussions on localizing Just Transition, legal frameworks, and financing. This hybrid seminar fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and contributes to APCEL’s mission of advancing sustainable development and climate justice in Asia—ensuring no one is left behind.
This is a HYBRID Event, you can join in person, or online (via Zoom).
Registration
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Contact Information
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