#Tunesien möchte den Anteil erneuerbarer Energien bis 2030 auf 35% erhöhen. Die bisherigen Top-Down-Ansätze weisen jedoch erhebliche Teilhabe-Defizite auf. Arab Reform Initiative hat die Rolle der #Zivilgesellschaft und die Notwendigkeit einer #inklusiven Politikgestaltung untersucht https://www.linkedin.com/posts/arab-reform-initiative_unpacking-just-transition-civil-society-activity-7310235943242760192-ALvY
www.linkedin.comUnpacking Just Transition: Civil Society and Governance in Tunisia’s… | Arab Reform Initiative#Tunisia aims to increase renewable energy to 35% by 2030, yet top-down approaches have sidelined local communities, raising concerns about energy justice and democratic participation. A few months ago, we organised a roundtable to examine EU energy transition projects, the role of civil society, and the need for inclusive policy making.
🌱Here are 5 Key Lessons we learned from this gathering
📌 A Just Transition is More Than Renewables – It must address social justice, job creation, and community well-being, not just clean energy.
🏡 Energy Projects Must Benefit Local Communities – Large-scale investments like green hydrogen should create jobs and ensure fair compensation for land and resources.
🤝 Inclusivity is Key – Marginalized communities must have a seat at the table to prevent further inequalities.
🔍 Transparency Builds Trust – Open governance and participatory decision-making are essential for a credible transition.
🌍 International Partnerships Must Serve Local Needs – Tunisia must diversify collaborations while prioritizing national energy security and sustainability.
Keep an eye on this space if you're Interested in learning more about Tunisia's Energy Transition, its challenges, opportunities and multidimensionality.
We will be sharing expert insights and new research.
The 'Just Transition Green Bridge' (https://lnkd.in/dmg_yc4A) is a collaborative project led by ARI in collaboration with Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA) and APS Alternative Policy Solutions (APS) at the American University in Cairo. Co-funded by the European Union through its ‘Civil Society Facility for the Mediterranean’ and the Kingdom of Sweden via The Embassy of Sweden Amman – Regional Development Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa, the project aims to bolster civil society’s role in shaping environmental governance across the #MENA.
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heben zu müssen, weil da "noch 'n bisschen Stufe eingebaut" undso?
