New statement on #Gaza from The Climate Action Network: There is no climate justice without human rights. CAN condemns the invasion by Israel and demands an immediate ceasefire. CAN insists on an arms embargo against Israel. Read the full statement: https://lnkd.in/eWSHim8w
Climate Action Network International
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Network of over 1900+ civil society groups in more than 130 countries working together to fight the climate crisis
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Climate Action Network (CAN) is a global network of over 1900+ civil society groups, in more than 130 countries, working to tackle the climate crisis. CAN works in solidarity with a cross-section of movements from trade unions, gender coalitions and Indigenous People's groups to fight for social and racial justice. CAN members work to achieve this goal through the coordinated development of a network-wide strategies and positions on international, regional, and national climate issues. CAN works through national and regional network hubs - nodes- that coordinate these efforts around the world.
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Beschäftigte von Climate Action Network International
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Nobert Nyandire
Graduate Scholar @University of Cambridge | Darwin College | Commonwealth Shared Scholar with Cambridge Trust 2023/24 | Chevening 2023/2024 Awardee |…
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Sandhya Lakshmi Chellapilla
Senior Resource Mobilization Manager
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Santosh Kumar Patnaik
Programme Coordinator at Climate Action Network South Asia
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Shailendra Yashwant
Environmental Journalist. Documentary Photographer. Campaigns & Communications Strategy Consultant.
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🗣️ Leading the Charge for a Just Transition! A powerful coalition of 230 Indigenous Peoples groups, unions and various organisations dedicated to climate, environmental justice, and human rights, including CAN, have united to develop recommendations for a transformative approach to transition minerals. With the UN Secretary-General setting up the Panel on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, we are aiming to contribute to the panel’s work for a just global energy system that benefits everyone. The panel is led by a diverse group of experts and stakeholders, under the guidance of co-chairs Ambassador Nozipho Joyce Mxakato-Diseko of South Africa and Ditte Juul Jorgensen, Director-General for Energy of the European Commission. The panel’s goal is to ensure that the countries and local communities endowed with mineral resources are the ones to benefit most, in line with a just and equitable energy transition and long-term sustainable development. The panel aims to help companies and governments advance justice, equity, and human rights throughout transition minerals value chains. 👉 Read our recommendations for the panel here: https://lnkd.in/dCDsw7it As they enter their next phase of work, we urge them to carefully consider and integrate these recommendations into their draft. Civil society actors eagerly anticipate the panel’s output and look forward to supporting a robust set of actionable principles that lead to a just energy transition for all. #JustMinerals #JustTransition #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #Sustainability #Environment #EnvironmentalJustice #ClimateJustice #HumanRights
Are we in the era of a mineral rush? There is a rush to extract transition minerals, which is leading to tension regarding the growing renewable energy and battery industry, the rights of Indigenous Peoples and communities’ right to a healthy and clean environment, and the risk of resource-rich countries embarking in yet another wave of extraction with limited benefits for their societies. And this is happening where the mining industry has over and over shown a terrible record of human rights and environmental harms. Two months ago, the UN Secretary General asked for a Panel to come up with principles that could ensure that these transition minerals contribute to justice and equity. As the Panel meets in person for the first time in Copenhagen, more than 160 civil society organisations representing a diverse cross section of groups working on Indigenous Peoples rights, labour rights, climate, governance and human rights have signed a letter to the Panel, outlining what our principles could look like. The sign on is still open, so don’t hesitate to add your voice to these demands. Just get in touch with us or via Anabella Rosemberg. In the days following the Panel, we will be taking stock of the meeting and communicating. So watch this space. #energytransition #justtransition #extraction #climatejustice
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🥁 Happening tomorrow! 🥁 What exactly is tax? Who is dodging it? Why we are campaigning about it and what you can do to make taxes more progressive? Looking for answers to some or all of these questions? Then tune into tomorrow to the Understanding Finance for Climate Action webinar with: ⭐ Chenai C. Mukumba from Tax Justice Network Africa ⭐ Quentin Parrinello from EU Tax Observatory ⭐ Kate Blagojevic from 350.org and moderator Danni Taaffe (she/her) from Climate Action Network International. #taxjustice #climatejustice #activism #economy #taxhavens
We need finance for Climate Justice, but where do we get the money from? How do we raise funds for communities and our planet? Well, in case you didn't know... tax has something to do with it 💰 💰 💰 In our second webinar in our Understanding Finance for Climate Action series we will be discussing tax justice ⚖ Be there! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dPuMKht9 📆 Wednesday 17th of July ⏰ 12pm CEST Moderated by Danni Taaffe and joined by: 🎙 Chenai C. Mukumba 🎙 Quentin Parrinello 🎙 Kate Blagojevic
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Don't miss the upcoming #ExpertExchange on Financing Justice in the Just Transition!
🌐 Join our next #ExpertExchange - Financing Justice in the Just Transition! To be truly transformative and effective, a just energy transition must have justice at its core. This Expert Exchange on financing justice in the #JustTransition will look at the needs, gaps and challenges that emerge from the domestic and international mobilisation of resources for the #justice component of the energy transition. ⚖️ With moderation from Anabella Rosemberg of Climate Action Network International and speakers from the International Forum for Environment, Sustainability & Technology (iFOREST) and Institute For Economic Justice (IEJ), the event will outline how financial resources have been mobilised so far and the mechanisms available to implement a just transition. Our experts will share insights on how resources can be used to ensure justice is central when implementing just energy transition strategies in #India and #SouthAfrica. ➡ Financing Justice in the Just Transition 📅 Wednesday, July 17, 2024 🕙 11am GMT 📍 Virtual (MS Teams) 🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/eeVewgqH #JustEnergyTransition #ClimateFinance #Finance #ClimateJustice
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We need finance for Climate Justice, but where do we get the money from? How do we raise funds for communities and our planet? Well, in case you didn't know... tax has something to do with it 💰 💰 💰 In our second webinar in our Understanding Finance for Climate Action series we will be discussing tax justice ⚖ Be there! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dPuMKht9 📆 Wednesday 17th of July ⏰ 12pm CEST Moderated by Danni Taaffe and joined by: 🎙 Chenai C. Mukumba 🎙 Quentin Parrinello 🎙 Kate Blagojevic
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Climate Action Network expresses deep concern about violations to human rights during anti-government demonstrations in Kenya. We stand in solidarity with Gen-Z protestors and citizens, and extend deepest condolences to all who have lost loved ones. There can be no climate justice without human rights. Read the statement in full here: https://lnkd.in/eXM_QwY2 #kenya #kenyaprotests #financebill #tax #debt #protests #activism #economicjustice #climatejustice #humanrights
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Are we in the era of a mineral rush? There is a rush to extract transition minerals, which is leading to tension regarding the growing renewable energy and battery industry, the rights of Indigenous Peoples and communities’ right to a healthy and clean environment, and the risk of resource-rich countries embarking in yet another wave of extraction with limited benefits for their societies. And this is happening where the mining industry has over and over shown a terrible record of human rights and environmental harms. Two months ago, the UN Secretary General asked for a Panel to come up with principles that could ensure that these transition minerals contribute to justice and equity. As the Panel meets in person for the first time in Copenhagen, more than 160 civil society organisations representing a diverse cross section of groups working on Indigenous Peoples rights, labour rights, climate, governance and human rights have signed a letter to the Panel, outlining what our principles could look like. The sign on is still open, so don’t hesitate to add your voice to these demands. Just get in touch with us or via Anabella Rosemberg. In the days following the Panel, we will be taking stock of the meeting and communicating. So watch this space. #energytransition #justtransition #extraction #climatejustice
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☀ One month ago we had our first Sunshine Story Webinar: Indigenous-led Energy Transition Across Turtle Island, in Collaboration with Climate Action Network Canada and Sacred Earth Solar. Sacred Earth Solar’s and the Indigenous communities’ they have worked with stories’ demonstrate the importance of centring decolonisation work in the energy transition. They contextualise the personal experience, demonstrating the historic violence committed by both the state and corporations. The work Sacred Earth Solar does emphasises the importance of understanding the complexity of achieving a just and equitable transition. In so-called Canada, Indigenous communities are the largest asset owners of clean energy after utilities. The energy transition in the region has been led by Indigenous communities, through centring their voices we can better understand how they have achieved this, where they have struggled and where they have succeeded ✊ 👩💻 You can read our latest blog from the webinar here on our website 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dYh3DMrj You can watch the full webinar on our YouTube Channel 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eUsZAfPu You can find out more about the work Sacred Earth Solar does on their website 🔗 https://sacredearth.solar/
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CAN International welcomes the new report on a coordinated minimum tax on billionaires commissioned by the G20 Presidency Brazil 💰 💰 Read the report in full 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d5x2tyq The system is broken, the rich are richer than ever and more responsible for climate impacts - we need to fix it. Global coordination on tax justice is essential to address it, combating tax evasion and making polluters pay. 🔗 You can read our press release on our website here - https://lnkd.in/d5rgn3YM ⏩Next step: a strong political signal at the Finance Ministerial in July ❗️It's high time we tax the super-rich, for the sake of people 🧑🤝🧑 and the planet🌍 #PayUp #MakePollutersPay
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