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In this op-ed, Tim Kelsall of ODI Global argues that political-economy analysis is essential if country platforms such as JETPs are to be successful.

How is Germany approaching its just transition away from coal in a region deeply shaped by lignite mining? In April 2026, a group of international stakeholders took part in a capacity-building programme to find out.

In July 2026, Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA launched a new digital toolkit in Jakarta, Indonesia, to help trade unions plan and negotiate a just energy transition.

In Mejillones, Chile, Indigenous communities are reclaiming ancestral waters and traditional livelihoods as coal plants close.

In Colombia’s La Guajira region, the Wayuu community of Los Cabritos is turning ancestral knowledge and cultural identity into new economic opportunities beyond coal.

In Colombia’s La Guajira region, the Wayuu community of Los Cabritos is turning ancestral knowledge and cultural identity into new economic opportunities beyond coal.

In this interview, Dicky Edwin Hindarto of Indonesian NGO Yayasan Mitra Hijau explains how his organisation raises awareness and builds capacity in coal communities for a just transition.

The ILO, through its IKI-JET project, is advancing Indonesia’s just energy transition by equipping stakeholders with practical tools to support workers and communities in coal-dependent regions.

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.