Financing a just energy transition goes beyond mobilizing capital—it demands inclusive strategies that protect livelihoods, create decent jobs, promote social inclusion, and build sustainable enterprises. 

A recent dialogue between South Africa and Indonesia underscored this imperative, sharing both countries’ evolving approaches to funding the shift away from coal. Through mechanisms such as the Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETP), both nations are exploring how equitable investment frameworks can power inclusive growth and ensure that the journey towards clean energy benefits all communities.

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