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Low carbon economy

7 entries

Two men standing in front of wind turbines.
What does justice mean for the energy transition and how do we achieve it?

Event on 16 November 2023

 Women working on rise fields.
Why does gender matter in a ‘just transition’?

Event on 26 October 2023

Preview of 20841x
International investment agreements and climate action

Publication, 23 March 2022

An image of the front of a stationary train on the Addis Ababa light rail system, which opened in 2015, and was the first to be built in Sub-Saharan Africa. The two railway lines, which have their own dedicated power grid, demonstrate how Ethiopia is seeking low-carbon energy initiatives (Photo: Wikipedia, via Google licence)
Q&A: Linking low-carbon pathways with the SDGs

Article, 30 May 2016

In 1992 the United Nations called Mexico City "the most polluted city on the planet". City authorities took radical steps to cut pollution, but Mexico City still has smog and is increasingly vulnerable to climate change (Photo: Fidel Gonzalez, Creative Commons via Wikimedia)
Should cities invest in climate mitigation?

Insight, 21 September 2015

Green economy – learning from the Caribbean

Insight, 04 March 2011

The hidden byway to recovery?

Insight, 20 January 2010

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