A new report from the Conference Board of Canada's Centre for the North says that an Indigenous-owned hydroelectric project in Atlin, B.C., is an "excellent example" of how infrastructure projects can benefit First Nations.
In a resolution signed on January 15, the Isnag people of Kabugao, Apayao in Northern Philippines, reiterated their opposition to the proposed hydroelectric power project (HEPP) of the Pan Pacific Renewable Power Philippines Corporation (PPRPC).
Indigenous Majhi and other communities affected by the Sunkoshi-Marin Diversion Multipurpose project in Ramechhap district in eastern Nepal have submitted a 13-point memorandum to the local authorities on Sunday expressing their discontent with the project.
In a bid to fulfill Sustainable Development Goal 7 on Clean and Affordable Energy, Kenya is working towards utilization of 100% renewable energy supply by 2030.
IWGIA’s latest human rights report examines the sociocultural impacts two particular projects – the Lake Turkana Wind Power project and Olkaria Geothermal Power plants – are having in several Indigenous communities in Kenya.