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14/10/2026

A sneak peek into AktivAsia’s recent “Building Transnational Finance Power in Asia” symposium at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026 in collaboration with Market Forces and Sunrise. 🌏✊

Looking back on 2025, AktivAsia experienced a year full of learning and organising that brought hope.We have learned wit...
13/10/2026

Looking back on 2025, AktivAsia experienced a year full of learning and organising that brought hope.

We have learned with nearly 500 participants, who joined our training programs in 2025. They are union organisers, researchers, students and community leaders who will continue to shape campaigns for years to come.

But, demand is outstripping supply. We received 832 applications for 487 places — almost two applicants for every seat.

To close that gap we are changing how we work. We are equipping alumni to deliver training in their own countries, and seeking additional partners to grow the collective impact of the movement.

Learn more about the work behind the movement. Read our full 2025 Impact Report on: bit.ly/AktivAsia2025ImpactReport

12/10/2026

From the Nepal flash flood to the thick smoke across borders from the Indonesia wildfire, the accelerating climate breakdown is sweeping across Asia.

And there is not much time left to take action.

We need the public to put pressure on politicians to make real changes towards climate justice.

That's why AktivAsia trains frontline and marginalised communities that already lead the movement.

Explore the work behind the movement in our full 2025 Impact Report: https://www.aktivasia.org/resources/aktiv-asia-2025-impact-report-building-power-winning-change

AktivAsia succesfully hosted “Drinks for Climate: Organising – The Missing Piece?” at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026.W...
10/10/2026

AktivAsia succesfully hosted “Drinks for Climate: Organising – The Missing Piece?” at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026.

We explored how strengthening organising capacity can build collective power and drive lasting climate action across Asia.

Movements don’t happen by chance but built by people, trust and collective action.
Investing in organizers means investing in lasting change. 🌱

AktivAsia, Market Forces and The Sunrise Project presented “Building Transnational Finance Power in Asia” symposium at B...
08/10/2026

AktivAsia, Market Forces and The Sunrise Project presented “Building Transnational Finance Power in Asia” symposium at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026.

The panel discussion brought together campaigners and civil society leaders to explore how communities can influence banks, investors, companies and governments: to build power across borders.

All in all, our work continues: building connections, strengthening campaigns, and shifting finance towards a more just and sustainable future.
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Thank you for your participation and see you on the next event!

Counting down to AktivAsia joining Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026 tomorrow!We will be organising two networking events...
06/10/2026

Counting down to AktivAsia joining Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026 tomorrow!

We will be organising two networking events with our partner organisations and collaborators:

7 October 2026: Building Transnational Finance Power in Asia
8 October 2026: Drinks for Climate: Organising – the missing piece?

📍 Bangkok, Thailand
🌐 bangkokclimateactionweek.org

Join us and harness people's power to drive meaningful change! See you tomorrow!

03/10/2026
Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Natasha Tariq, Director of Campaigns Strategy at Accountability Accele...
30/09/2026

Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Natasha Tariq, Director of Campaigns Strategy at Accountability Accelerator.

With over 20 years' experience of working in Asia and the Global South, Natasha has an in-depth knowledge of the region and its development over the last few decades. This has enabled her to successfully build partnerships across different sectors and regions.

Natasha previously led Synergos’ work in the region, forming their Climate Collaborative, a global group that brings together philanthropic leaders to elevate successful local action and explore how those successes can be shared and adapted in different parts of the world.

Within the Accountability Accelerator, she focuses on strengthening the global accountability ecosystem. Her work is to connect stakeholders, align initiatives and direct resources to maximise the impact on creating a safe and just future for people and the planet.

Join Natasha on 7 October 2026, and find out how to connect communities and leverage finance across borders to facilitate a just energy transition across Asia.

How to join the conversation? Register via: https://luma.com/mz1scw0c

Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Alex Ryan , Co-founder and Managing Director of AktivAsia .Alex is an ...
30/09/2026

Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Alex Ryan , Co-founder and Managing Director of AktivAsia .

Alex is an activist, educator, facilitator and organisational leader. She specialises in helping people to reach their potential through participatory facilitation that encourages connection and joy and challenges limiting narratives.

She has nearly three decades of experience in the fields of environment, social justice and international development in the Asia Pacific region.

As the head of AktivAsia Regional, she ensures impactful programs, manages resource allocation and expands into new areas with emerging needs.

Join Alex on 7 October 2026, and explore how we can build a cross-border financial campaign to drive a just energy transition in Asia.

How to join the conversation? Register via: https://luma.com/mz1scw0c

Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Nabilla Gunawan, a researcher and campaigner who focuses on finance fo...
29/09/2026

Meet our speaker at Bangkok Climate Action Week - Nabilla Gunawan, a researcher and campaigner who focuses on finance for the energy transition.

Nabilla has more than six years of experience in energy transition campaigns and research into transition finance. 

Previously, she was a campaigner at Market Forces , where she ran Indonesia's finance-oriented coal transition campaigns alongside local youth and climate activists.

At one of her research stints with an energy finance think tank, she analysed the efficacy of Japan's energy transition finance. 

Having experienced first-hand the power of strong campaigning, organising and research tools, Nabilla believes reflective and participatory learning is essential to designing impactful campaigns.

Join Nabilla on 7 October 2026, and explore how to connect finance research, campaign strategy and organising to build a cross-border finance campaign for a just energy transition.

How to join the conversation? Register via: https://luma.com/mz1scw0c

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