A district-level dialogue on “Renewables for All: District Dialogue on Just and Inclusive Energy Transition in Habiganj” was held at the DC Office, Habiganj, bringing together young people, community representatives, government officials, civil society representatives, youth networks, and other relevant stakeholders to discuss pathways toward a just, inclusive, and people-centred energy transition.
The dialogue was organized by Young Climate Action Network (YOUCAN) with the support of Youth for CARE — The Earth National Youth Platform, in partnership with Udvaboni Biggan Club.
The event focused on key issues surrounding the transition to clean and renewable energy, including energy access and affordability, renewable energy solutions, green livelihoods, climate resilience, and locally grounded approaches to a sustainable energy future. Participants shared their perspectives, experiences, and recommendations, creating a space for meaningful dialogue between local realities and broader energy-transition priorities.
We were honoured to welcome Ms. Noor-E-Hafsa, Executive Magistrate, Local Government, Habiganj, as the Chief Guest. Her presence added valuable perspective to the dialogue and highlighted the importance of collaboration among government institutions, youth, communities, and civil society in advancing sustainable energy solutions.
The discussions held in Habiganj generated valuable insights and recommendations that will contribute to continued youth-led advocacy for a cleaner, more accessible, affordable, resilient, and people-centred energy future.
We sincerely appreciate all the participants, government representatives, community members, youth leaders, civil society representatives, partners, and stakeholders who joined the dialogue, shared their perspectives, and contributed to making the conversation meaningful and inclusive.
Together, we can work towards an energy transition that leaves no one behind.