Colombia
Oil and mineral production have been economically significant in Colombia, which now aims to transition beyond the extractive industries.
In Colombia, oil and coal exploitation account for more than half of exports and are important sources of revenue, especially for producing regions. Energy transition is a major challenge, and requires a broad consensus both fiscally (to replace the income generated by oil and coal) and productively (to consolidate and diversify other sectors of the economy). The country must also prioritize just transition processes in producing regions.
NRGI works with civil and state actors concerned with the energy transition, developing analysis and technical proposals for the discussion of new policies that embody better governance standards and prioritize social and environmental justice. NRGI supports the construction of a just energy transition in Colombia by strengthening capabilities, enhancing citizen participation, and including the voices of those beyond the capital.
Amazonia in Transition: Photographic Exhibition
This exhibition invites us to reflect on the impact of extractive industries on social relations, health, governance, and culture.
Latin America
Countries in Latin America, a region rich in minerals and hydrocarbons, must improve governance to achieve a just energy transition.
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Ana Carolina González Espinosa
Senior Director for Programs and Latin America Director
Antonio Hill
Advisor
Angie Pardo
Colombia Senior Program Officer
Fernando Patzy
Andean Manager
Juliana Peña Niño
Colombia Country Manager
María Angélica Rojas
Colombia Program Officer
Aaron Sayne
Lead, Sustainable Energy Supply
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