Just Transition Project Tagging Tool (1st Iteration)*
To deliver just transition projects on the ground, South Africa needs to be able to ensure that just transition funding and financing starts flowing immediately and is credibly, consistently and transparently deployed. To facilitate this, TIPS has developed a tool using an evidence-based, iterative methodology which can tag (label) a project as: just transition, not just transition, or just transition plus.
A 1st iteration of the tool is presented in this paper.
*Note that the paper was previously called A Just Transition Transaction Framework: A Framework for Financing Investments in a Just Transition.
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This report has been made possible by the support of the African Climate Foundation and the European Climate Foundation.
Just Transition Project Tagging Tool (1st Iteration): An Application to Real World Projects
In this paper the 1st iteration of the tool is tested against real world projects. The tool underperforms and a 2nd iteration is proposed.
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This report has been made possible by the support of the African Climate Foundation and the European Climate Foundation.
Just Transition Project Tagging Tool (2st Iteration): A User's Guide
This paper provides a user’s guide to the tool’s 2nd iteration The guide allows all interested parties to apply the tool to potential just transition projects and see whether they would be tagged as just transition or not.
Download report or read online: Just Tansition Project Tagging Tool (2nd Iteration: A User's Guide
Launch: Just Transition Transaction Framework: A First Iteration - August 2023
Presentation
A Framework For Financing Investments in A Just Transition - Sandy Lowit, TIPS Research Fellow
Media
TIPS sets out to create a South Africa-focused Just Transition Transaction Framework - Engineering News 21 August 2023