Restructure JetPs so that the principle of polluter pays is adhered to

The mail& Guardian

Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JetPs) are criticized for perpetuating neocolonialism by prioritizing loans over grants, sidelining local businesses, and imposing rapid transitions on developing countries. These agreements, like South Africa’s $8.5 billion deal, risk increasing debt burdens and limiting sovereignty. Advocates call for grants, regional collaboration, and diversified economies to ensure a just energy transition in Africa.

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