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Tag: just transition

North East Just Transitions Workshop

What does the term ‘just transition’ mean for the North East? Join a workshop to help define what a just transition looks like within public, private and third sector organisations and how we can work together to achieve a Net Zero just transition.

COP26: A Just Transition?

IPPR at COP26 Briefing Report

IPPR have published a briefing paper summarising the two just transition workshops held during COP26.

Job Vacancy with Energy Democracy Project

Energy Democracy Project and NTCA are looking for a Project Coordinator to lead on consultations with high-carbon workers for a just transition.

Warm Homes Week from National Energy Action (NEA)

Warm Homes Week from National Energy Action 27th to 30th September 2021

NEA are running a week of webinars and spotlight sessions around ending fuel poverty as part of Warm Homes Week.

NTCA Green Growth Skills Call

North of Tyne Combined Authority (NTCA) has allocated an indicative amount of £2m of its Skills for Growth funding to support the development of Green Growth Skills.

Climate Champions – Our world in your hands

If you could write a letter to the world leaders, what would you say?

Fairness and opportunity: A people-powered plan for the green transition

Front cover of IPPR Environmental Justice Commission final report

This final report of the Environmental Justice Commission sets out a vision for the future of the UK. Part one defines the shifts needed in the UK’s approach to addressing the climate and nature crises and makes the case for a ‘new social contract’, to deliver a transition that is both rapid and fair. Part two, in five chapters, outlines the practical steps we propose. Each contains proposals on what we think needs to be done, when and by whom.

IPPR Environmental Justice Commission – final report launched

Front cover of IPPR Environmental Justice Commission final report

The cross-party Environmental Justice Commission (EJC), chaired by leading figures from the Conservative, Labour and Green parties, was founded in 2019 with a mission to develop a programme to address the climate and nature crisis and to do so in a way that addresses wider economic and social unfairness.