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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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JustGESI Researchers Publish New Journal Article on Community Energy and Just Energy Transitions in East and Southern Eastern Africa
JustGESI team members Vanesa Castán Broto, Mulualem Gebreslassie, Getachew Bekele, Amare Assefa, Solomon T. Bahta,Fana Filli Nurhussien,Chrispin Gogoda,Christopher Hara, Lorraine Howe, Carlos Shenga, Harshit Vallecha and Akatew Haile Mebrahtu, together with colleagues Adugnaw Lake and Dawit Habtu, have published a new article in the journal of Clean Energy examining the role of community energy in mediating sustainable energy transitions across East and Southern Eastern Africa.
JustGESI Researchers Highlight Inclusive Approaches to Just Energy Transitions at the RGS-IBG Conference 2026
Researchers from the JustGESI project brought critical discussions on gender equality, disability, and social inclusion (GEDSI) in energy transitions to the forefront at the Royal Geographical Society-Institute of British Geographers (RGS-IBG) Annual International Conference 2026.
The Ayrton Network: Exploring Our Sister Projects [Event Invitation]
Join us for an online event where team members from the Ayrton Fund-supported projects, including JustGESI, Moving IMPACT, Circular Energy, CREDiT, SHINE, REACH PSM, and TEA@SUNRISE will provide an overview of their work and discuss how these projects are advancing just energy transitions.
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.