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Policy Brief
Author:
Nidhi
Srivastava
Pía
Marchegiani
Sandeep
Pai
Critical energy transition minerals (CETMs) are vital for clean energy technologies, but their life cycle is associated with substantial environmental, social, and governance risks. These risks disproportionately affect local communities and countries in the Global South, where much of CETM extraction takes place. Despite bearing the burden of...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Energy and Climate Management
The grand design has been formulated recently for the ‘Growth-oriented Carbon Pricing’ concept in Japan. The blended approach, combining voluntary participation of the businesses with phased regulatory enforcement, deserves attention due to its potential to serve as a model for other countries in Asia. This paper gives an overview of the latest...
Presentation
2025 International Conference on Marine Environmental Management
The widespread issue of plastic pollution is increasingly affecting human health, with growing evidence of exposure, particularly in regions such as ASEAN, which are rich in aquatic resources. Microplastics and nanoplastics contaminate water bodies and are ingested by aquatic organisms. Given the high consumption of seafood in the region, humans...
Policy Report
Editor:
OECD
Southeast and East Asia play a pivotal role in global efforts to end plastic pollution. ASEAN Plus Three countries are at the heart of this region, represented by the 10 Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Japan, Korea and the People’s Republic of China (hereafter, China). This region has become a hotspot for plastic...
Presentation
ISAP 2025
Open waste burning ( is a persistent and growing environmental and public health issue across Asia, particularly in low and lower-middle-income countries in Asia contribute to 82% of global CO 2 emissions from OWB, followed by Latin America and the Caribbean and Africa. This poster presents a comprehensive analysis of OWB using the DPSIR (Driving...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Strategic Analysis
Author:
This study examines the complexities of India’s coal transition within the global energy landscape, where there is a persistent dominance of coal despite the increasing share of renewables in the energy mix. The article aims to situate winners of energy transition and observes how crises have impacted the transition trajectories of these countries...
Policy Report
なぜ「気候安全保障」は、その重要性が叫ばれながら、具体的な政策に結びついてこなかったのか。本稿は、その根本原因が、既存の気候変動対策の基軸である「適応」との役割分担の曖昧さにあったことを論証し、この政策的な膠着状態を打破するための明確な処方箋を提示するものである。 本稿の核心的な提案は、気候安全保障を「適応」との明確な「差分」として再定義することにある。すなわち、エネルギー移行に伴う資源競争やサプライチェーンの混乱といった、従来の適応策の枠組みから構造的にこぼれ落ちてきた「気候社会経済ハザード」に起因するリスクへの対処こそが、気候安全保障が担うべき固有の領域であると提唱する。この新たな視座は、先行研究が答えられなかった「なぜ緩和・適応だけでは不十分か」という本質的な問いに...
Presentation
JICA Training on NDCs
The presentation focuses on enhancing the role of agriculture in achieving climate goals by strengthening Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). It highlights agriculture's dual role in both greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and climate adaptation, noting that food systems contribute to nearly a quarter of global emissions. While most NDCs...
Submission to Policy Process
Author:
Maiara
Folly
Céline
Kauffmann
Gaylor
Montmasson-Clair
Abla
Abdel-Latif
Anbumozhi
Venkatachalam
Brian
Mantlana
Britta
Rennkamp
Claude
Kabemba
Daouda
Sembene
David
Obura
Fausto
Carbajal Glass
Igor
Makarov
Jeffrey
Sachs
John
Asafu-Adjaye
Kahyoun
Moon
Leanne
Govindsamy
Lebogang
Mulaisi
Michael
Boulle
Raed
Al-Mestneer
Rebekah
Shirley
Rosana
Santos
Sabrine
Emran
Sabyasachi
Saha
Sarang
Shidore
Alex
Benkenstein
Vitória
Gonzalez
Jordan
Mc Lean
In a context of escalating and interlinked climate and biodiversity crises, ambitious, integrated and inclusive action towards just transitions is central to ensuring a more sustainable, equitable and resilient world for current and future generations. The year 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement and the submission of the second...
Presentation

From Vision to Action: Co-Creating Nature-Positive Fisheries Futures in Timor-Leste

11th ESP World Conference
Timor-Leste, one of the world's youngest nations, is also among the least developed countries, presenting unique challenges and opportunities for sustainable growth. Despite being surrounded by rich marine resources on three sides, its fisheries sector remains significantly underdeveloped. The advancement of this sector carries immense potential –...