Rising Tides, Rising Voices : Contemporary Visions of Climate Resilience
22 August 2023
This year since April, Asia and Europe have witnessed unprecedented extreme heatwave. In addition, unpredictable rainfall patterns, rapid urbanisation, and large-scale infrastructure development are key drivers of water insecurity, supply shortages, pollution, and flooding. More importantly, existing unstable governance, inequity, injustice and poverty are disproportionally impacting the livelihoods of those in Southeast Asia who are already socially, economically, geographically, and developmentally marginalised. There is an urgent need for building resilience in climate-development nexus.
The objective of the regional dialogue forum is to advocate for more inclusive and equitable climate-development resilience planning and actions that are grounded on evidence-based knowledge and participatory approaches. The forum will bring together civil society, artists, academics, practitioners, and decision-makers to bring policy and planning for climate actions and responses to reduce risks, impacts and vulnerabilities of local communities.
The art exhibition “Rising Tides, Rising Voices: Contemporary Visions of Climate Resilience” hopes to bring in new ways of seeing the intersections of climate, environment, development and justice from a Thai and Mekong perspective.
ARTISTS
Anusorn Tunyapalit
Artitaya Suwan
Kwanphitcha Kongsaeng
Pietro Lo Casto
Thiti Jeiwsakul
MRCP
Mekong Climate Resilience Partnership (MCRP) is funded by SEI Strategic Collaborative Fund under the theme Partnerships for Climate Actions (Full project title: Strengthening regional knowledge-policy-practice networks for inclusive and equitable climate resilience actions in the lower Mekong region)
The MCRP is a regional consortium of academics and NGOs from Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam
• Thailand Environment Institute (TEI)
• Thai Climate Justice for All (TCJA)
• Chiang Mai University (CMU)
• Institute for Policy and Management (IPAM)
• Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP)










