Breaking Barriers Through Inclusive Energy

Big changes often begin in kitchens and village discussion spaces. In Loko Kalada Village, Southwest Sumba, the stigma that women only belong “behind the scenes” is slowly fading. Through the introduction of energy-efficient stoves and water filtration systems, women are now playing a vital…

Igniting Inclusion in a Just Energy Transition

Energy transition is often discussed through big numbers. We hear about emission reduction targets, renewable energy shares, green investment, infrastructure development, and low-carbon technology. All of these are important. Yet one question must not be left behind: does the energy…

No Justice, No Just Transition

Behind the grand narrative of saving the planet, clean energy, and solutions to the climate crisis, there is one important question that is often overlooked: who is most affected by the energy…

When Women Lead the Energy Conversation

The energy transition is not only about electricity, technology, or infrastructure. At the household and village levels, energy is closely connected to women’s everyday lives. Energy is used…

Paralegals for Just Transition

A just energy transition requires more than policies and technology. At the grassroots level, it also needs community members who understand their rights, can recognize the risks of…

Cross-Learning for a Just Transition

Indonesia’s energy transition cannot be understood only as a shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. At the community level, the energy transition is also closely connected to women’s…
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