Customary and traditional owners of wetos (land running across atolls from the lagoon to the ocean) filed suit arising out of the grounding of a vessel, seeking monetary damages for injury allegedly caused to a reef in the lagoon and the associated "marine resources" by the grounding. The Kabuas concededly do not have ownership interest in the submerged lands, but assert that they have standing based on their traditional rights to protect and pursue damages for injury to natural resources. The court found that the Kabua Plaintiffs lacked standing to pursue their claims for the reason, among others, that the Kabua Plaintiffs have not shown that they have a legal interest in the reef that was damaged by the vessel’s grounding.

The Decree on Climate Change of the Lao People's Democratic Republic generally provides rules for the management of climate change impacts and mitigation of climate change risks. Among others, it mandates definition of specific policies and strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and provides for rights and duties of government ministries, prohibited acts, awards and sanctions.

The Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Law of the Lao People's Democratic Republic defines the principles for effective disaster management. It provides for the disaster prevention, disaster control, and post-disaster recovery, as well as the rights and obligations of the State, community and Disaster Affected People in disaster management.

The Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Law of the Lao People's Democratic Republic defines the principles for effective disaster management. It provides for the disaster prevention, disaster control, and post-disaster recovery, as well as the rights and obligations of the State, community and Disaster Affected People in disaster management.

The Decree on Climate Change of the Lao People's Democratic Republic generally provides rules for the management of climate change impacts and mitigation of climate change risks. Among others, it mandates definition of specific policies and strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and provides for rights and duties of government ministries, prohibited acts, awards and sanctions.

The Kiribati Joint Implementation Plan for Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management envisages that I-Kiribati unique culture, heritage and identity are upheld and safeguarded through enhanced resilience and sustainable development. It aims to increase resilience through sustainable climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction using a whole-of-country approach.

The main objective of the National Energy Policy and Strategies of 2019 is to ensure convenient and affordable energy services are available for equitable development of Sri Lanka using clean, safe, sustainable, reliable and economically feasible energy supply. The Policy is formulated in alignment with the future goals of Sri Lanka, current global trends in energy and the Goal 7 of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.

This National Strategy on Disaster Risk Reduction (NSDRR) had been researched and developed through nation-wide consultations, and has applied international principles on disaster risk reduction (DRR), particularly the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030. This strategy was also presented to the Central and Provincial Disaster Management Committees. Therefore, the structure and contents of this strategy are appropriate to the different contexts of Lao PDR, clear and in line with the policies and the National Socio-Economic Development Plans, and development plans of concerned sectors, and it links to regional and global levels. The NSDRR consists of a vision and goals for 2030, seven key strategies and twelve objectives. Each of these objectives also sets out the priority focus areas for implementation from 2021-2030.

The Act establishes the Climate Relocation of Communities Trust Fund. Its purpose is essentially to disburse money for planned relocation and related matters such as studies, vulnerability assessment, and identification of viable locations for resettlement.

The Cambodia Basic Energy Plan aims to contribute on saving conventional energy consumption, such as oil and electricity; and utilizing domestic energy, such as hydropower and biomass. The basic principle of the plan aims for an energy supply for Cambodia with the following conditions: Affordability, Accessibility, Security (sustainable security), Safety, and Transparency of the market.