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Clean energy transition in fragile contexts
Progressing clean energy transitions in fragile contexts—marked by conflict, political instability, economic crises, and climate related uncertainty —poses significant challenges.
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How can ambitious climate action and inclusive, just energy transitions thrive in such environments? What role do states, civil society, small and medium sized businesses’ and international financial institutions have to play in ensuring a just and sustainable energy future for the most vulnerable communities?
Join us for this insightful webinar, where experts will explore the unique barriers and opportunities for clean energy in fragile settings. We’ll discuss real-world case studies, innovative solutions, and the crucial intersection of energy security, resilience, and development.
This event is part of the Clean Energy for Development programme, supported by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).
Speakers
- Dr. Neil McCulloch, Director of The Policy Practice.
- Dr. Muez Ali, Earthna, Qatar Foundation.
- Amna Mahmood, Policy Economist, State Fragility initiative, International Growth Centre
Chair
Dr Seife Ayele, Research Fellow, IDS.
How to watch
This event will be streamed on Zoom
Please note all times specified are GMT time zones
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