A crucial missing link in SA’s just transition discourse is being highlighted by mounting climate disruptions, sharply rising food prices (above inflation), disruptions to the agricultural sector as a result of the national energy crisis, and stubbornly persistent hunger and food insecurity levels. 

Just transition debates and policies in SA — aimed at building a fairer economy that leaves no worker or community behind while ensuring a shift to an environmentally sustainable and resilient economy — have principally focused on the energy system, given the sector’s contribution to carbon emissions...

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