Today, September 5, Indigenous Women’s Day, the OEI highlights its role in the region’s energy transition for its ability to lead community processes that promote sustainability and respect for Mother Earth. A clear example is the Energytran project, led by the OEI. https://oei.int/oficinas/secretaria-general/noticias/el-rol-de-la-mujer-indigena-en-la-transicion-energetica-en-america-latina-y-el-caribe-fundamental-para-un-futuro-sostenible-y-justo
Research infrastructure cooperation for energy transition between European and Latin American and the Caribbean countries
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Research infrastructure cooperation for energy
transition between European and Latin American
and the Caribbean countries
EULAC ENERGYTRAN © 2024
All rights reserved
