Fostering Southeast Asia's sustainable future
Welcome to the Southeast Asia Hub, where we tackle significant regional and country-specific challenges and opportunities across Southeast Asia. Our focus spans countries including Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, Timor-Leste, Singapore and Myanmar. By addressing critical issues such as economic development, governance, environmental sustainability, and social progress, our projects aim to foster collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth throughout the region. Explore our wide range of initiatives and discover how we are making a positive impact across Southeast Asia.
Sustainable Development Goals
Griffith University is aligned with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and is committed to advancing sustainable development through comprehensive initiatives that promote economic prosperity, social inclusion, environmental sustainability and good governance for all.
Our primary focus area
Our primary focus is to support resilient and sustainable development across Southeast Asia by addressing region-specific challenges in economic growth, governance, environmental health, and social equity. Through collaborative, research-driven initiatives, we aim to empower communities and provide actionable strategies to drive meaningful, long-term progress throughout the region.
Our publications
Explore our commentary, policy briefs and research papers from the Southeast Asia region.
Research highlights
Below are some examples of the diverse and impactful work being conducted across Southeast Asia. From pioneering studies on economic resilience in post-pandemic environments to innovative solutions for sustainable urban development, these projects exemplify our commitment to addressing the region's most pressing challenges. By integrating local expertise with global best practices, our research endeavours provide actionable insights and practical strategies for policy-makers, community leaders, and stakeholders.
Our researchers
- Professor Colin Brown
- Rowan Callick
- Professor Clinton Dines
- Professor Michael Heazle
- Ian Kemish AM
- Dr Bradley McConachie
- Professor Andrew Selth
- Dr Adele Webb
- Rachmat Witoelar