ASEAN’s impressive progress in promoting regional economic integration has raised questions about the extent to which its benefits have trickled down towards addressing the multidimensional nature of poverty. This trend report highlighted how regional integration has facilitated efforts in addressing poverty eradication and enhancing inclusion, particularly by addressing energy poverty and food insecurity. Regional economic integration has been argued to promote interconnectedness and cooperation which are constructive towards efforts in achieving shared prosperity within the region. While various monetary measurements have shown the meaningful progress ASEAN has achieved in eradicating extreme poverty, such measurements might overlook the entirety of how poverty is experienced by the populations, such as energy poverty and food insecurity.