CHARTING JUST ENERGY TRANSITIONS
One billion people live in poverty in developing countries that are rich in fossil fuels and minerals. They face devastating climate impacts, despite bearing little responsibility for global emissions, and could experience severe economic shocks as global energy markets change. We were at COP27 to advocate for a just and equitable energy transition that unlocks economic opportunity and sustainable development in these countries.
Financing the energy transition
Existing climate finance fails to back energy transitions in resource-rich developing countries. We aim to support evidence-driven public debate about effective financing options for just energy transitions, including finance pathways for gas-producing countries.
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Minerals for the transition
Demand for “transition minerals” is set to increase six-fold by 2050. We support mineral-rich countries to adopt policies that make the most of this demand, transform mineral wealth into sustainable development, and reduce risks of corruption and environmental damage in mining regions.
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African energy transitions
Reducing poverty and increasing energy access are urgent priorities in resource-rich African countries. We support platforms for dialogue to inform just and equitable African energy transitions that respond to local needs and are based on sound policies.