Gender and Social Inclusion in Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policies in Asia Pacific

By Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism | February 16, 2026

Executive Summary

This Regional Brief by APRCEM synthesizes critical findings, insights, and actionable recommendations on advancing Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in climate change and renewable energy policies across the Asia Pacific. It examines global frameworks, sectoral dynamics, and country experiences in India, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Fiji, and Thailand, while elevating the perspectives of fisher folks and Indigenous Peoples. By identifying the gap between policy commitments and real-world implementation, and highlighting successful women-led initiatives, the Brief offers clear guidance toward gender-responsive, inclusive, and sustainable climate and energy transitions.


Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Organization Engagement Mechanism

Authors: Ajay Kumar Jha (CECOEDECON), Ravadee Prasertcharoensuk (SDF Thailand), Daksha Vaja (Community Science Centre), Shaila Shahid (GenderCC), Robeliza Halip (Right Energy Partnership)

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