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Vichar-Vimarsh Just Transition Newsletter : REPURPOSING COAL ASSETS FOR A SUSTAINABLE TRANSITION

TERI 31 Mar 2024
The 5th issue of the Just Transition newsletter, Vichaar-Vimarsh is on the theme "Repurposing Coal Assets for a Sustainable Transition" and brings together voices from industry and academia on the prudence of a just transition strategy that considers the repurposing of coal assets for the benefit of the local community.

Vichar-Vimarsh Just Transition Newsletter : ENHANCING STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT FOR A JUST ENERGY TRANSITION

TERI 30 Sep 2023
The fourth issue of the Just Transition newsletter by TERI has the theme : Enhancing stakeholder engagement for a just energy transition. Through this issue we have aimed to understand and highlight the specific role that each stakeholder - government bodies, coal officials, media etc -can play in bringing about a just and fair energy transition. 

Vichar-Vimarsh Just Transition Newsletter : Diversification of Economic Choices in the coal belt

TERI 29 Mar 2023
The 3rd bi-annual newsletter, Vichaar-Vimarsh has placed special emphasis on economic diversification in the coal belt and promoting resilient future. This newsletter that attempted to capture varied perspectives, has created a space for a knowledge dialogue among researchers, practitioners, thinkers and other actors from State, industry, academia and civil society

Vichar-Vimarsh Just Transition Newsletter: TRANSITIONING FROM COAL AND RESETTING PRIORITIES

TERI Issue No. 02- EFD , 26 Sep 2022
The second Issue of the bi-annual newsletter addresses the key theme “Transitioning fromCoal and Resetting Priorities” and attempts to build a narrative around Just Transition throughperspectives shared by thought leaders, researchers and student interns.

Vichar-Vimarsh: Just Transition Newsletter: LOOKING BEYOND COAL THROUGH A JUST TRANSITION LENS

TERI Issue No. 01-EFD , 30 Apr 2022
This bi-annual newsletter aims at capturing voices on just transition perspectives and is anattempt to reach out to stakeholders, thought leaders, researchers, academics, civil societyand citizenry to make it a part of mainstream discourse and shape future choices

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