Get involved

SEAPAW will galvanise action to drive climate resilience in Southeast Asia by bringing together stakeholders who support a shared vision, fostering cross-border projects, and accelerating adaptation financing through public-private-philanthropic models. 

Organisations that become members and affiliates of SEAPAW can:

Build strong regional networks

across the domains of resilience, water, urban planning, agriculture, and nature conservation and restoration.  

Create high-level partnerships 

to scale solutions and/or trial innovative approaches.  

Drive research and insights 

to explore adaptation through water in the region. 

Engage in policy dialogue 

related to the enabling environment for water and adaptation in Southeast Asia. 

Contribute to working groups

SEAPAW Working Groups run in defined phases, typically over six months, and focus on producing concrete deliverables such as roadmaps, pilots, and action frameworks.

 We welcome relevant participants to join us at any stage. Participants who join at the start of a cycle help shape its core deliverables, while those joining mid-cycle contribute to refinement, implementation, and the design of future workstreams.

Working group objective 
To promote regionally coordinated, cross-sectoral solutions that strengthen Southeast Asia’s climate resilience through water-focused adaptation strategies.

Ongoing working groups 
  -  Financing Adaptation through Water
  - Flood Damage Reduction

Join us to accelerate Southeast Asia’s readiness to adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Southeast Asia Partnership for
Adaptation through Water (SEAPAW) 

An initiative by the Singapore International Foundation, in collaboration with World Economic Forum

A World Economic Forum Initiative
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