Ensuring a People-Centered Energy Transition in Africa Through Civil Society Engagement- Project

This project aims at strengthening the role of civil society in the promotion and implementation of sustainable energy transition initiatives as well as renewable energy related climate policy commitments across five African countries to engage in renewable energy policy and strengthen their voice at the domestic, continent-wide and global level. The primary target groups of this project are African Civil Society Organsations that engage in climate change and renewable energy. They will be enabled to engage in a more coordinated and effective manner on issues concerning the implementation of sustainable energy initiatives. The project objectives will be achieved through trainings; the development of information materials on renewable energy technology and policy options; strengthening of an effective civil society network on renewable energy; and the development of a monitoring tool that will allow civil society to independently track the progress of sustainable energy initiatives.

Countries:    Botswana, Cameroon, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria

• Donor:  IKI
• Funding:  € 969,000.00
• Duration: 10/2021 till 12/2024
• Status: Open
• Implementing organization:  Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) – Kenya
• Political Partner:  Pan African Parliament
• Implementing Partner: Germanwatch e.V.

Countries:    Botswana, Cameroon, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria

• Donor:  IKI
• Funding:  € 969,000.00
• Duration: 10/2021 till 12/2024
• Status: Open
• Implementing organization:  Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) – Kenya
• Political Partner:  Pan African Parliament
• Implementing Partner: Germanwatch e.V.