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ABOUT CSERA 2026
As climate shocks and environmental pressures intensify across Asia, the links between corporate activity, environmental degradation, and human rights impacts are becoming increasingly visible. CSERA 2026 brings together businesses, investors, regulators, and civil society to explore how sustainability and rights-based approaches can strengthen resilience while addressing corporate impacts on people and ecosystems.
Through practical sessions on emerging regulations, due diligence, and stakeholder engagement, participants will examine real-world solutions, share lessons, and identify actionable strategies for navigating Asia’s evolving sustainability landscape.
LEARN
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Understand new regulations and rights-based compliance
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Learn from companies successfully balancing stakeholder interests with business objectives
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Share experiences on implementing rights-based business approaches
CONNECT
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Network with industry leaders
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Engage in direct dialogue between business leaders, policy makers, and civil society organizations
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Build meaningful partnerships across sectors
ACT
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Access practical insights on implementing effective HRDD+E
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Shape effective responses to emerging environmental and social challenges
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Build trust and foster collaboration
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Drive innovation through inclusive dialogue and problem-solving
WHY JOIN?

RESILIENCE ACTION LABS
Move beyond discussion and into problem solving. These interactive Labs bring together business leaders, practitioners, and youth innovators to tackle real-world climate, nature, and human rights risks facing industry in Asia.
Grounded in CSERA’s theme of de-risking industry through rights-based resilience, participants will test ideas, examine practical cases, and develop tools and strategies they can apply directly within their own organisations and networks.

From Net-Zero Targets to Credible Transitions: A rights-based approach

Nature as Risk, Nature as Rights: Embedding biodiversity into business resilience

NextGenBHR Hackathon: Youth solutions for stronger human rights and environmental due diligence
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