Non-governmental organisations in Poland’s post-coal regions face several unique challenges. The specific socio-economic conditions prevalent in these areas often impede the growth of a fully professionalised and well-organised...
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By transforming waste management, energy systems, heating, and transportation, municipalities can control costs while reducing smog, pollution and carbon emissions. But this requires good planning, sufficient capacities, and...
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On the afternoon of 28 March, residents, municipal representatives, and locally elected officials joined a panel of experts in the Latvian city of Daugavpils to discuss the future...
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This article is based on the research findings of BOLSTER: a Horizon project that aims to understand how marginalised communities are affected by the European Green Deal related...
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The profound transformation of Europe’s energy sector in response to climate change and the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions is having a particularly significant impact on regions...
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The just transition process in Stara Zagora, a significant coal-mining region in Bulgaria, has been one of Europe’s most challenging. The region’s economic dependence on coal, coupled with...
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‘Decarbonisation roadmap’ is our latest podcast series, dedicated to the decarbonisation of just transition regions and projects that can help municipalities on their path. Tune in for new...
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Community energy and energy cooperatives in Estonia are still in the early stages of development, but interest in the field is growing steadily. In recent years, several small...
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Despite the ongoing war, Ukraine remains steadfast in its commitment to a just transition. As an EU accession candidate, Ukraine must integrate the Just Transition Mechanism’s principles and...
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62 projects have recently been selected to receive funding from the Just Transition Fund in Hainaut (Wallonia, Belgium). In line with the three themes of Wallonia’s Territorial Just...
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