ADVANCING INDIGENOUS-LEDENERGY SYSTEMS:UNDP-GEF-SGP and REP Partnerships
Indigenous Peoples face disproportionate energy access hindering progress toward Sustainable...
ADVANCING INDIGENOUS-LEDENERGY SYSTEMS:UNDP-GEF-SGP and REP Partnerships
Resources
COMMUNITY-BASED RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
COMMUNITY-BASED RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
This module was developed specifically for project implementers who are interested in ...
Advancing a Rights-Based Partnership
Advancing a Rights-Based Partnership
To facilitate renewable energy access for indigenous peoples, REP has partnered with the UNDP...
Mining of Critical Minerals for Clean Technologies at the Cost of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and the Environment
Mining of Critical Minerals for Clean Technologies at the Cost of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and the Environment
INTRODUCTION As the world shifts towards clean technologies to combat climate change,...
Community Toolkit on Free, Prior and Informed Consent and Renewable Energy
Community Toolkit on Free, Prior and Informed Consent and Renewable Energy
INTRODUCTION Sustainable Development seeks to meet the needs of the present without...
Renewable Energy & Human Rights Benchmark Key Findings from the Wind & Solar Sectors
Renewable Energy & Human Rights Benchmark Key Findings from the Wind & Solar Sectors
Climate change is among the most important and complex issues our planet and its people have faced in centuries, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only reinforced the urgency and necessity of building economic systems that are both equitable and sustainable.
Indigenous Peoples and Renewable Energy Projects in Kenya
Indigenous Peoples and Renewable Energy Projects in Kenya
There is greater need for clean energy as Kenya fosters towards Vision 2030. Energy is both an enabler and driver of the vision. Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 7 insists on clean energy use.
Transition Minerals Tracker
Transition Minerals Tracker
Tracking the human rights implications of the mineral boom powering the transition to a net-zero carbon economy.
Transparency for Whom?
Transparency for Whom?
This report is for donors, global policy makers, and civil society actors concerned with “land investments,” which are defined as agriculture, forestry, wind and solar energy, and similar projects. In particular, it is for such actors who seek to improve the governance and accountability of land investments, protect and bolster the rights of project-affected communities, and enhance development outcomes linked to land investments. For actors already working on advancing transparency of land investments, this report offers new insights for achieving transformative change.