The drive for green energy systems is growing, but are low-carbon alternatives any guarantee of more equitable and inclusive outcomes?
This paper seeks to analyse the political economy of adaptation projects, using the solar electricity system in Turkana, Kenya as an example.
In this video, we describe the links between environmental problems and issues of gender, poverty and social inequality.
This article explores how diffusion of low-carbon technologies impacts gender and social equity in intersectional ways and where “greening” projects fall short.
