Regional work

Our Regional Coordinators in Africa, Asia, and Latin America work at the regional level with grassroots, national and regional groups, by strengthening capacities and coordinating advocacy around development finance and human rights.

Examples of activities include:

  • Convening our regional members and allies for capacity exchanges, strategy meetings and events, to engage on joint campaigns and advocacy efforts targeting the relevant development banks active in the different regions;
  • Linking with members and partners in other regions, to coordinate global learning exchanges, research and advocacy on cross-cutting issues;
  • Conducting outreach activities to recruit potential new partners and allies.
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Africa

 

Won’gan Women Initiative resist Lake Turkana Wind Power Project in Loiyangalani, Kenya

Won’gan Women Initiative resist Lake Turkana Wind Power Project in Loiyangalani, Kenya

Teresalba shares her community’s experience resisting the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project in Loiyangalani, Kenya—and how women are bearing the ...
When Global Policy Meets Lived Reality: Community Voices from Johannesburg’s G20 Week.

When Global Policy Meets Lived Reality: Community Voices from Johannesburg’s G20 Week.

This blog was written by Charlize Tomaselli, Research and Learning Facilitator at the Coalition for Human Rights in ...
Africa Community Day

Africa Community Day

On 30 October 2025, +50 representatives of communities and CSOs gathered for the "Africa Community Day", an initiative of the AfDB CSOs working ...
Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

In this position paper, Coalition members and partners articulate their key demands for a community-led approach to the just energy transition.
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Latin America

 

The dark side of green hydrogen & community resistance in Chile and Uruguay

The dark side of green hydrogen & community resistance in Chile and Uruguay

  The communities of Tambores and nearby towns, in northern Uruguay, have never had to worry about water shortages. Their territory is home ...
Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

In this position paper, Coalition members and partners articulate their key demands for a community-led approach to the just energy transition.
Webinar on Challenges and Possibilities for Documenting Harmful Human Rights Impacts

Webinar on Challenges and Possibilities for Documenting Harmful Human Rights Impacts

Recording of a webinar on methodologies and platforms that support communities in generating evidence to defend their territories and rights.
COP30 and the People’s Summit

COP30 and the People’s Summit

Learn about the activities that the Coalition is supporting and organizing on the road to COP30 in Belém, toward a truly just energy transition ...
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Asia and Caucasus

 

Beutong Ateuh Banggalang: The Land that Sustains Life

Beutong Ateuh Banggalang: The Land that Sustains Life

In this blog, our CRE partner Apel Green Aceh speaks about their precious work to protect Aceh's lush forests and fight against deforestation, ...
Exploring strategies to resist the Chinese-funded Teluk Sepang coal plant and other dirty energy projects in Indonesia

Exploring strategies to resist the Chinese-funded Teluk Sepang coal plant and other dirty energy projects in Indonesia

This blog was written by the Community Resource Exchange collaborators Nukila Evanty (Inisiasi Masyarakat Adat, IMA) and Ali Akbar (Kanopi Hijau ...
Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

In this position paper, Coalition members and partners articulate their key demands for a community-led approach to the just energy transition.
Converting Lives into Kilowatts: Resettlement Plans for Rogun Hydropower Project Threaten Tens of Thousands of People

Converting Lives into Kilowatts: Resettlement Plans for Rogun Hydropower Project Threaten Tens of Thousands of People

A new analysis of the resettlement plan for the Rogun hydropower project reveals serious shortcomings that could negatively affect over 60,000 people.
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