Realist review of just transition

Catherine Cameron; Krishni Krishna; Brian Mantlana; Shepherd Mudavanhu; Basanda Nondlazi; Gemma Norrington-Davies; Martin Prowse; Camilla Roman; Lekha Tlhotlhalemaje; Theodora Yeung

Realist review of just transition

Catherine Cameron, Krishni Krishna, Brian Mantlana, Shepherd Mudavanhu, Basanda Nondlazi, Gemma Norrington-Davies, Martin Prowse, Camilla Roman, Lekha Tlhotlhalemaje, Theodora Yeung

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Abstract

The Independent Evaluation Unit of the Green Climate Fund and the International Labour Organisation are jointly undertaking a rigorous and precise global evidence review of interventions that could be regarded as aiming at outcomes consistent with a just transition in non-Annex I countries, specifically in the energy, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors and in ecosystem services. This approach paper describes this research in detail and sets out the realist approach to reviewing just transition. It identifies the need for a just transition, the paucity of evidence in non-Annex I countries and hence the case for this GCF–IEU / ILO evidence review. It also introduces the four systems to examine: energy, agriculture/food, infrastructure and ecosystem services. It also details the review's scope and objectives and explains the methods to be applied, including the search strategy, data screening, data extraction and management, data synthesis, and learning and uptake of findings.

Original language	English
Type	Approach paper
Media of output	Report
Publisher	Green Climate Fund Independent Evaluation Unit
Publication status	Published - Oct 2023

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