19 November 2025
Ahead of Harm: Integrating Gendered Early Warning into ASEAN’s WPS Regional Action Plan
Southeast Asia is entering a period of increasingly complex and interlocking crises, from climate-driven natural disasters and escalating digital harms to recurrent public health emergencies and increasingly multifaceted humanitarian situations. These pressures do not merely disrupt communities; they expose and deepen pockets of state fragility, particularly where gender inequality, weak service delivery and limited institutional responsiveness converge. Women and girls are often at the frontline of these disruptions, as inequalities shape their access to information, essential services and protection.
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Southeast Asia is entering a period of increasingly complex and interlocking crises, from climate-driven natural disasters and escalating digital harms to recurrent public health emergencies and increasingly multifaceted humanitarian situations. These pressures do not merely disrupt communities; they expose and deepen pockets of state fragility, particularly where gender inequality, weak service delivery and limited institutional responsiveness converge. Women and girls are often at the frontline of these disruptions, as inequalities shape their access to information, essential services and protection.
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