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Conceptual Framework for the Just Energy Transition: Localisation, Decent Work, Small Medium and Micro Enterprise, and Sustainable Livelihoods Project

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This conceptual framework underpins a multi-country research project examining how renewable energy industrialisation can advance a just energy transition in South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya.

At its core, the framework investigates whether, and under what conditions, the localisation of renewable energy technologies can drive both economic and social transformation.

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Mining, energy and natural resources lawJust energy transitionlocalisationsmall medium micro entreprisesustainable livelihoods

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