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Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Rights in Asia Conference 2026

De-Risking Industry through Rights-Based Resilience

30-31 March 2026  |  Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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ABOUT
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​ABOUT CSERA 2026

As climate shocks and environmental risks intensify across Asia, corporate sustainability has become central to operational resilience and market access. CSERA 2026 brings together businesses, investors, regulators, and civil society to translate sustainability commitments into effective risk management.

 

Through practical sessions on emerging regulations, sector-specific due diligence, and stakeholder engagement, participants will explore how rights-based approaches strengthen business resilience while addressing human rights and environmental impacts. Join us for interactive dialogue, real-world case studies, and actionable tools to navigate Asia's evolving sustainability landscape.

LEARN

  • Understand new regulations and rights-based compliance

  • ​Learn from companies successfully balancing stakeholder interests with business objectives

  • Share experiences on implementing rights-based business approaches

CONNECT

  • Network with industry leaders

  • Engage in direct dialogue between business leaders, policy makers, and civil society organizations

  • Build meaningful partnerships across sectors

     

ACT

  • Access practical insights on implementing effective HRDD+E

  • Shape effective responses to emerging environmental and social challenges

  • Build trust and foster collaboration

  • Drive innovation through inclusive dialogue and problem-solving

WHY JOIN?

Training opportunities

REVISIT KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF CSERA 2025

Day 1 Recap: Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Rights in Asia Conference (CSERA)
Day 2 Recap: Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Rights in Asia Conference (CSERA)
The Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment: Redefining Corporate Engagement
From Risk to Resilience: Embedding Human Rights in Asia's Just Transition
Frontline Perspectives: Safeguarding Human and Environmental Rights in New Technology
The Trust Deficit: Reclaiming Power and Redefining the Table
Sustainable Business Futures: Youth-Led Rights Action for Corporate Change
ESG Under Pressure: Aligning Rights, Regulation and Compliance

2025 SPEAKERS

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