Nigeria Validates Just Transition Framework for Low-Carbon Growth Path
The Nigerian National Council on Climate Change has approved a Just Transition Framework to drive the country's low-carbon growth path. The framework, developed in collaboration with international organizations like UNDP and ILO, aims to ensure a green, inclusive, and climate-resilient economy.
Key themes of gender inclusivity, youth empowerment, and social equity were highlighted during the technical review sessions. The framework aligns with Nigeria's commitments to equitable energy transition, decarbonization, and achieving long-term net-zero targets through rigorous national and international consultations.
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