JusticeFirst! enhances energy transition planning by integrating climate mitigation and adaptation, emphasizing justice, and embedding solutions within local geographies. Special attention is given to vulnerable and marginalized groups, whose empowerment reduces inequity and promotes sustainable development.<\/p>\n
JusticeFirst!\u2019s main objectives are to co-produce knowledge for climate adaptation, focusing on justice and wellbeing, and to develop scalable solutions through comparative analysis. Case studies include Indigenous and marginalized communities in Canada, the U.S., Norway, India, Mexico, and Ghana, all facing risks to infrastructure, living standards, and mobility. Our international team brings together experts across disciplines, committed to equity, diversity, and community engagement, ensuring the successful implementation of sustainable energy transitions. The Norwegian part of the project focusses on South S\u00e0mi reindeer herding and their situation especially confronted with wind energy projects, loss of land and seasonal migratory routes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
JusticeFirst! enhances energy transition planning by integrating climate mitigation and adaptation, emphasizing justice, and embedding solutions within local geographies. Special attention is given to vulnerable and marginalized groups, whose empowerment reduces inequity and promotes sustainable development. JusticeFirst!\u2019s main objectives are to co-produce knowledge for climate adaptation, focusing on justice and wellbeing, and to develop scalable…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":15,"featured_media":18526,"template":"","research-areas":[765,759,451,366,745],"class_list":["post-18530","projects","type-projects","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","research-areas-klima-en","research-areas-klimatiltak-en","research-areas-energy","research-areas-local-communities","research-areas-baerekraft-en","state-active"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n