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Social Equity

Social equity refers to policies or plans that ensure the interests of all people are fairly and consistently represented and that all people can benefit from the policy or plan. Planning of this nature ensures objective and unbiased representation of the interests of the energy, water and food sectors as well as just representation of the people and environments they affect.

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Decentralized Solar PV: a Gender Perspective

This report details the importance of Women in the renewable energy sector, specifically their impact in decentralized solar PV in…

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International Renewable Energy Agency

Date:

1 October 2024

Tools and Websites

A Canadian Approach to Innovative Financing for Sustainable Development

This document lays out why, how and when Canada will draw on innovative financial instruments to support the achievement of…

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Government of Canada

Date:

10 October 2020

Publication

Gender Equality in the Sustainable Energy Transition

The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women…

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United Nations Industrial Development Organizations

United Nations Women

Date:

1 January 2023

Publication

Diversity in Clean Energy

The clean energy industry faces a diversity issue, predominantly comprising white men despite spanning multiple sectors like construction, utilities, manufacturing,…

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Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2)

Date:

1 January 2021