Finance of R300bn needed over 30 years for just transition, says climate report

SA will need an investment of R300bn from the international community over the next three decades to support a just transition towards low emissions and climate-resilient development, the Presidential Climate Commission says.

The commission released a report, “Laying the foundation for a just transition framework for SA”, on Thursday which stresses that the government has a significant role to play in creating an enabling environment and consistent market signals to attract this investment...

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