Philstar Global | Women, Laborers, Indigenous Peoples at the Heart of Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition

Southeast Asia, home to nearly 700 million people, is one of the most vulnerable regions to the impacts of climate change. It faces rising sea levels, increasingly intense cyclones, and more severe flooding, droughts and heat waves.

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