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En este comentario, Isabel Preciado y Mary Londoño describen cómo las comunidades indígenas de las zonas rurales de Colombia están dando forma a sus propias respuestas a la transición energética, en relación con la gestión del agua, la producción de alimentos y el fortalecimiento de las economías territoriales.

In this commentary, Isabel Preciado and Mary Londoño outline how Indigenous communities in rural Colombia are shaping their own responses to the energy transition linked to water management, food production, and stronger territorial economies.

We round up the latest just energy transition news stories in the media.

Este informe sobre la transición justa en Chile, elaborado por CAN-I, documenta el estado de avance de la descarbonización, identifica las principales barreras a la participación ciudadana y propone recomendaciones.

This Expert Exchange explored the intersecting inequalities and challenges that marginalised communities are facing during Indonesia’s post-coal mining and energy transitions.

This explainer unpacks the principles of collective bargaining and outlines how trade unions can negotiate just transition clauses into their agreements.

This Expert Exchange explores how worker-led research is helping shape more inclusive and effective just energy transitions by ensuring workers’ experiences and needs inform policy and decision-making.

This research report explores the impacts of the energy transition in South Africa through the experiences of trade union leaders.

This report investigates the critical role of government in orchestrating a just energy transition, using the decommissioning of the Komati Power Station in South Africa as a case study.

This report documents the mutual learning process that took place between July and September 2025 in the Colombian mining region of Cesar, aimed at the psychosocial and economic empowerment of women.