🎥 Juliana Peña Niño de NRGI explica cómo, desde las riberas de los ríos hasta las discusiones de la #COP30, el mensaje es el mismo: escuchar a quienes habitan los territorios es necesario para lograr una transición justa y equitativa, porque son quienes viven sus efectos.

#COP30 Week 1 highlights:
🟦 Minerals enter UNFCCC text
🟦 Calls for a fair, funded fossil phase-out grow
🟦 Pathways must be shaped by countries’ priorities

More + Week 2 watch-outs →
More from NRGI at COP30: cop30.resourcegovernance.org

La #COP30 debe enfocarse en los productores de petróleo, gas y minerales del Sur Global, actores clave para lograr transiciones justas

De combustibles fósiles → a economías justas
De extracción → a valor local

Descubre cómo NRGI participa en la COP30
👉http://cop30.resourcegovernance.org

As #COP30 opens, the focus must turn to oil, gas and mineral producers in the Global South—essential to just transitions.

From fossil fuels → just economies
From extraction → local value

Explore how NRGI is engaging at COP30 👉 cop30.resourcegovernance.org

🌍 NRGI at #COP30: powering just and equitable energy transitions in resource-rich countries.

🎥 Hear from NRGI President & CEO Suneeta Kaimal — and explore our priorities on fossil fuels and transition minerals →
🔗 cop30.resourcegovernance.org
#JustTransition #EnergyTransition

As demand for transition minerals grows, corruption continues to shape who benefits and who loses.

NRGI’s briefing examines how it runs through the mining value chain and how to confront it.

🔗: resourcegovernance.org/publications/preventing-corruption-africas-transition-mineral-supply-chains