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Justice First: Community-Embedded Energy Transition Planning for Climate Resilience
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NFRF-I awarded 2024: This project focuses on enhancing energy transition planning, recognizing that such plans must: integrate mitigation and adaptation; embrace a justice framework; and be socio culturally embedded within local geographies. This demands direct engagement with the diverse peoples living and working in those spaces, with special attention to vulnerable groups, such as Indigenous and marginalized communities. Our primary objectives are to 1) co-produce directly applicable knowledge to facilitate local climate adaptation planning that prioritizes justice and wellbeing; 2) generate scalable knowledge to support capacity-building, enabled by a comparative approach. We will pursue these objectives with a mixed methods comparative analysis of local capacity to respond to key climate-attributed risks, such as critical infrastructure; living standards; and peace and human mobility, across an internationally diverse set of communities, specifically in Canada, US, Norway, Germany, Mexico, and Ghana.
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- Date created
- 2023-09-12
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- NFRF-I
- NFRF International
- Justice
- Community
- Energy
- Climate
- Resilience
- Transition
- Planning
- Resource Economics
- Environmental
- Sociology
- Environment
- Urban
- Rural
- Development
- Political
- Politics
- Social
- Systems
- Structure
- Processes
- Cultural
- Human Geography
- Climate Change
- Impact
- Adaptation
- Indigenous Peoples
- Knowledge
- Management
- Mitigation
- Vulnerable
- Groups
- Equity
- Justice
- Energy
- Engagement
- Disaster
- Resilience
- Wellbeing
- Transformative
- Change
- Local
- Canada
- US
- Norway
- Germany
- Mexico
- Ghana
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- Type of Item
- Research Material
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- License
- ©️Davidson, Debra. All rights reserved other than by permission. This document embargoed to those without UAlberta CCID until 2029.