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Mainstreaming Gender Equality and Social Inclusion for a Just Energy Transition in Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania (JustGESI)
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Advancing Inclusive and Sustainable eCooking Initiatives: The JustGESI team on a Learning Visit to TaTEDO SESO/SESCOM
JustGESI institutional partner TaTEDO Sustainable Energy Services Organization (TaTEDO-SESO), in collaboration with Sustainable Energy Services Company Limited (SESCOM), hosted international participants from the JustGESI programme for a high-impact learning visit at its premises in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on April 22, 2026. JustGESI team members from TaTEDO-SESO share their reflections from the day.
From Needs Assessment to Delivery Design: Reflections from Work Package 1 Learning Exchange in Tanzania
Dr Rihab Khalid and Dr Serena Saligari report on the JustGESI’s Work Package 1 Learning Exchange in Tanzania, co-hosted by TaTEDO-SESO and centred around designing and implementing inclusive and sustainable energy delivery models.
Integrating Gender Equity and Inclusive Practices for Just and Sustainable Energy Transitions: Reflections from a day of critical dialogue, collective learning and inclusive problem-solving
JustGESI team members Dr Rihab Khalid and Dr Serena Saligari, together with colleagues from Loughborough University, share reflections from a workshop on integrating gender equity and inclusive practices in just and sustainable energy transitions, which they organised with support from the ERA/C-DICE Community Fund at Loughborough University.
JustGESI Researchers Share Insights from the ‘Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in Energy Research’ Event
JustGESI team members Dr Sangita Thebe Limbu, Dr Rihab Khalid, and Dr Serena Saligari recently attended Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in Energy Research: From Theory into Practice, a one-day event held at The Exchange in Birmingham on 14th January 2026. In this blog post, our team members share their key insights and learnings from the day.
Insights from the GEO-7 report for the project JustGESI
Professor Vanesa Castán Broto, Principal Investigator for JustGESI, shares insights from the Global Environment Outlook 7 (GEO-7) Report, launched at the UN Environment Assembly in December 2025, and reflects on its implications for equitable energy transitions, community energy, clean cooking, and feminist energy perspectives rooted in justice and knowledge pluralities.
Why Just Transitions Must Begin with Place: Insights from a Field Visit to the Langa Township
As part of the JustGESI annual meeting in Cape Town this October, our team visited Langa Township to learn from its histories and present realities. Drawing on this experience, Dr Rihab Khalid reflects on how the legacies of apartheid urbanism continue to shape everyday lives in the township, reminding us that the questions of energy justice are inseparable from issues of space, place, memory, and care.