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SUMMARY:Reimagining Climate Finance in Southeast Asia: Gender, Power, and the Politics of Climate Actions
LOCATION:Classroom B 51
DESCRIPTION:Climate finance has become a fundamental component of both nati
 onal and international responses to the climate crisis. In Southeast Asia, 
 the allocation of climate funding is often influenced by power imbalance, p
 olitical interests, gender-blind policy instruments, and persistent colonia
 l legacies in development finance. This panel examines how climate finance,
  encompassing state budgets, international climate funds, and private secto
 r investments, both influences and is influenced by the wider political, ec
 onomic, and social landscapes in the area.\nUtilizing critical development 
 studies, feminist economics, and decoloniality, the panel poses the followi
 ng question:\n•   How do gendered power structures, historical and systemic
  inequalities influence access to climate finance?\n•   What role do nation
 al budgets, donors, and multilateral institutions play in shaping prioritie
 s?\n•   How are Indigenous, local, and community-led climate solutions fund
 ed, or excluded?\n•   What alternative models exist for financing equitable
  and just climate transitions?\nPanelists will utilize case studies from So
 utheast Asia countries to examine how climate financing may either perpetua
 te existing disparities or function as an instrument for transformational j
 ustice. The panel seeks to redefine climate financing as not just technical
  or economic tool, but also political process, where decisions over distrib
 ution, recognition, and involvement influence the region’s climate fu
 tures.
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/reimagining-climate-finance-in-southeast-asia-gender-power-and-the-politics-of-climate-actions
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