The expansion of wind energy in Latin America is creating new dynamics in Indigenous territories, particularly in regions such as La Guajira (Colombia) and Rio Grande do Norte (Brazil). In this context, both opportunities and challenges are emerging, especially in relation to participation, governance, and engagement with energy sector actors.
This webinar featured the publication “Indigenous dialogues on wind energy: a knowledge exchange between Brazil and Colombia”. The document brings together experiences, discussions, and technical elements addressed during an exchange between Indigenous communities from both countries, as well as visual records of these dialogues.
Topics covered during the webinar:
Other publication / Insights and reflections from the exchange between Indigenous communities in Colombia and Brazil regarding wind energy and their involvement.
Program / This programme aims to build a collaborative platform to accelerate renewable energy deployment in La Guajira.
Perspective / Calls in Colombia to increase gas production could set the country down an environmentally and financially perilous path despite cleaner energy alternatives.
Other publication / Insights and reflections from the exchange between Indigenous communities in Colombia and Brazil regarding wind energy and their involvement.
Perspective / This article is a SEI reflection on just energy transitions in Indigenous contexts.
