Just Transition and Climate Justice in Sub-Saharan Africa

PART I

1 Climate Justice and Just Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Prologue

Philani Moyo, Willice O. Abuya and Gabriel Botchwey

2 Just Transition in South Africa: Ideological Contradictions, Contested Policy and Practice

Philani Moyo

3 Mapping Climate Finance and Governance Mechanisms for a Just Transition in Uganda

Eric Mabonga

4 Climate Governance for Climate Justice in Ghana: Progress and Challenges

Thomas P Botchway and Emmanuel Letsyo

PART II

5 The Climate Change-Mining Nexus: Decarbonisation for a Just Transition in Kenya's Extractive Industry

Willice O. Abuya

6 Organised Labour and Just Energy Transition in South Africa and Zimbabwe: Is a Worker-Centred Transition Possible in the Coal Value-Chain?

Samukele Hadebe and Philani Moyo

7 Climate Action and the Just Transition in Ghana: Experiences and Evidence in Mining, Water and Forestry Sectors

Gabriel Botchwey

8 Intersecting Climate Resilient Development and Just Energy Transition Strategies in Zimbabwe

Cornelias Ncube and Philani Moyo

PART III

9 Adaptation in Coastal Areas of Ghana: Opportunities and Challenges for a Just Transition

Blessing Charuka, Donatus B Angnuureng, Rael Adhiambo, Godwin Tutu, Nanabanyin Ekumah, Emuobonuvie G Ayeta, Richmond Korang and Denis W Aheto

10 Climate and Gender Justice in Eswatini: Opportunities and Omissions Towards a Just Transition

Sipho F Mamba, Thabo Ndlovu and Cornelias Ncube

11 Climate Change and Education System Disruptions in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review

John M Ongubo

12 Topical yet an Afterthought: Media Coverage of Just Transition in Malawi and Zambia

Nhlanhla Ngwenya and Tabani Moyo

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• Sistemas legais
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• Gestão da terra e recursos naturais
• Impacto social dos temas ambientais

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