As global leaders debate the future of climate adaptation, an important question remains: what does resilience look like for the women experiencing climate shocks in their daily lives?  

In this episode of Making Finance Work for Women, Dr. Sonja Kelly speakers with Roikhanatun Nafi'ah, founder and CEO of Crustea Indonesia, a climate start-up in Indonesia that uses solar-powered aeration and smart monitoring technology to help small-scale fish and shrimp farmers improve productivity, lower operating costs, and reduce climate emissions. Through her story, we examine how climate disruptions shape livelihoods of women entrepreneurs, influence financial decisions, and affect long-term security, while uncovering what her experience can teach us about the support and systems communities need most. To understand climate resilience, we must listen to the people living in it every day—not just the institutions shaping the conversation.   

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