LATEST NEWS
Indigenous Women and Youth Call for Urgent Actions for Just Energy Transition
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Indigenous Peoples’ Rights at Risk: ICMM’s Position Statement Falls Short on Free, Prior, and Informed Consent
Public statement on adoption of the Indigenous Peoples & Mining Position Statement of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) 3 September 2024 Asia Indigenous Peoples Network on Extractive Industries and Energy (AIPNEE) and Right Energy Partnership...
Indigenous Groups Slam ICMM’s Draft Mining Position Statement
June 20, 2024- The Asia Indigenous Peoples Network on Extractive Industries and Energy (AIPNEE) and the Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP) are voicing strong objections to the draft of the Indigenous Peoples & Mining Position Statement released...
UYOMBO COMMUNITY CALL ON THE KENYA GOVERNMENT TO ABORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPOSED NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN UYOMBO, KILIFI COUNTY, KENYA
The Uyombo community, Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP), Centre for Justice, Governance, and Environmental Action(CJGEA), Friends of Lake Turkana and the undersigned express grave concern on the proposed nuclear power plant in Uyombo, Kilifi...
EVENTS
Regional Conference Highlighting the Voices of Indigenous Women and Youth for a Just and Sustainable Energy Transition
Regional Conference Highlighting the Voices of Indigenous Women and Youth for a Just and Sustainable Energy Transition20-22 September 2024 | Bangkok, ThailandCo-organizersLearn MoreIndigenous women and youth as agents of change in the Just Energy TransitionThe...
Indigenous Peoples-Led Initiatives for Just Transition
🌿 Join Us at our side event during the Asia Pacific Climate Week 2023 in Johor Bahru, Malaysia! 🌏 🌟 Event Title: Indigenous Peoples-Led Initiatives for Just Transition 🌍 Event Type: Side Event 🛠️ Track: Track 1: Energy Systems and Industry 🗓️ Date: 15th November 2023...
Achieving Just Transition for Indigenous Peoples
🌟 Join us for an impactful event at the Action Hub during the Asia Pacific Climate Week 2023: 🌍 Event Title: Achieving Just Transition for Indigenous Peoples 🛠️ Event Type: Action Hub 🔍 Track: Track 1: Energy Systems and Industry 🗓️ Date: 14th November 2023 🕟 Time:...
INDIGENOUS LED INITIATIVES ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
The Right Energy Partnership facilitates support for indigenous led-initiatives on renewable energy for a sustainable future. We aim to highlight the innovative and transformative ways in which Indigenous communities are leading the transition towards clean energy sources. By sharing inspiring stories and practical solutions, we hope to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable energy transition that respects Indigenous peoples rights and promotes community-led development. Learn about the challenges and opportunities faced by Indigenous communities in accessing renewable energy, as well as discover the diverse projects and initiatives that are making a difference.
WHERE WE WORK
Explore the locations where the Right Energy Partnership works, highlighting our commitment to supporting the advocacies and initiatives of indigenous communities across the globe. Through our activities, we strive to bring to the fore the issues faced by indigenous peoples worldwide on renewable energy and the community managed renewable projects they are undertaking to improve their lives. Explore our website to learn more about the places we work and the impact we are making.
ADVOCACY AND CAMPAIGNS
NEPAL
The Right Energy Partnership is supporting the campaigns of indigenous peoples in Nepal on the Tanahu Hydro power Project, Sunkoshi-Marin Diversion Multi-Purpose Project, Dudhkoshi Hydropower Project and Tamakoshi-Kathmandu Transmission Line
KENYA
The Right Energy Partnership is providing support for the campaigns of indigenous peoples in Kenya on the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project and Kipeto Wind Power Project and the development of a Policy Paper on Renewable Energy and Indigenous Peoples.
PHILIPPINES
The Right Energy Partnership has collaborated with indigenous organizations in the Cordillera, Philippines in their campaign to stop the Gened Dams and Alimit Hydropower Complex, and the Saltan Dam