Where is the grant money going
An FFCSA Analysis of the Just Energy Transition Partnership Grant Mapping Register
As climate finance begins to flow into South Africa, it is important that there is transparency around both the process and outcomes of these financial flows. We need to ensure that the money is used wisely (in projects that support climate justice) and fairly (in projects that benefit the people worst impacted by climate change).
In this project, the FFCSA and LAC (Life After Coal Campaign) have commissioned an analysis of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) grant register, investment and implementation plans from researcher Livia Croset. Below, you are able to download the full report and a spreadsheet of data and summary tables derived from the grant register. The information is also presented in the form of an interactive map showing the sources of funding, and a searchable table of the grants grouped by priority area.
WHERE IS THE MONEY COMING FROM?
Each point on the map below indicates one source of grants. Click the red icon to see more information, including the amounts and priority areas funded by the particular source
Visit this page to learn more about South Africa’s JETP and the Coalition’s work on it. For comments, feedback or questions, please get in touch with the Coalition at info@fairfinancesouthernafrica.org.
LAC & FFCSA
Representing the Life after Coal Campaign (LAC) and the Fair Finance Coalition Southern Africa (FFCSA), we have provided comments on the draft document titled, “Scaling Finance to Support a Just Transition: The Potential of Just Transition Financing Mechanism” (“JTFM report”). This was released for comment on December 5, 2023, with a deadline on January
