<p>• The ASEAN region is one of the most biodiverse in the world on land, in freshwater and in the<br>ocean.<br>• Drivers that…

<p>• As ASEAN increasingly transitions away from its agrarian traditions and becomes a core part<br>of the global supply chain, improved…

<p>• Except for land-linked Lao PDR, the remaining ASEAN Member States (AMS) are bordered<br>by seas. Those seas, however, are under…

<p>• By 2050, more than half the population of most ASEAN Member States (AMS) will live in cities,<br>and by 2035 the ASEAN region will…

<p>• In ASEAN’s organizational structure, environmental cooperation is under the ASCC.<br>• Environmental cooperation within ASEAN is…

<p>• The SDGs encourage countries to develop synergies between the environment and the social<br>and economic dimensions of sustainable…

<p>• The drivers of resource consumption are population growth and economic development, leading<br>to unsustainable consumption and…

<p>• Since its inception, ASEAN has had a vision of an integrated, sustainable, harmonious,<br>peaceful, and productive region, with its “…

<p>▪ Environmental education (EE) and education for sustainable development (ESD) are needed<br>to develop individuals’ and communities’…

<p>• Climate change is already causing serious negative impacts in the region. In the future, extreme<br>weather and sea level rise will…

The Report focuses on the monitoring of sovereign financing in Eurasia for the year 2023, relying on a database maintained by the EFSD.