Florence Muheirwe, JustGESI Posdoctoral Researcher, shares key insights and reflections from the latest JustGESI Xchange event held on September 15 featuring team members from Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) who shared global and local perspectives on energy and climate action, importance of partnerships, and practical lessons from the delivery of sustainable energy and clean cooking programmes.

Join us for an online seminar featuring team members from Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL), who will share global perspectives on energy and climate action, the importance of multilateral cooperation, and innovative models for collaboration and financing that support country‑level implementation of sustainable energy and clean cooking solutions.

Join us for an online event where Professor Maggie O’Neill from the University College Cork will draw upon 30 years of experience with participatory action and arts‑based research to explore how these methodologies foster collaboration with marginalised communities and support practices of care, social justice, and meaningful change.

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.

This article provides an overview of key insights and lessons from the second JustGESI XChange event of 2026, where Dr Carol Maddock and Dr Aelwyn Williams from the Transforming Energy Access (TEA)@SUNRISE Network at Swansea University shared findings from their now published report, Barriers to Inclusivity in the Solar Value Chain: Africa, Asia, and the Indo-Pacific Region.

This article offers an overview of the first JustGESI XChange event of 2026, where Dr Órla Meadbh Murray and Dr Serena Saligari reflected on their feminist methodological practices through Institutional Ethnography and anthropological ethnography. Their approaches highlight new possibilities for understanding power, relationality, and knowledge production, as well as for advancing more accountable and transformative research.

Join us for engaging online conversations with Dr Órla Meadhbh Murray and Dr Serena Saligari on feminist, critical, and decolonial methodological approaches. This event is organised as part of the JustGESI XChange series, which aims to foster knowledge sharing and collective learning.