Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples

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Right Energy Partnership (REP) is an indigenous-led, multi-stakeholder partnership for increasing renewable energy systems that respect human rights.

“The work with the REP was an important opportunity to expand our existing work with Indigenous Peoples on biodiversity to explore Indigenous Peoples improved access to energy under the GEF climate change focal area.” A quote graphic by the Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples featuring Terence Hay-Edie from the UNDP Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme. The design includes a centered portrait photo of Hay-Edie above the quote, displayed inside a rounded white text box over a blurred earth-toned background. REP branding appears at the top, while the bottom section includes social media icons and handle @repinitiative, alongside the organization’s email address and website.
A quote card by the Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP) featuring Bruce Dunn from ADB Safeguards. The design shows Bruce Dunn in a suit and tie against a blurred brown and dark gradient background. His quote discusses moving beyond viewing Indigenous Peoples only through safeguards and instead recognizing opportunities for partnership in energy, climate, and critical minerals sectors. REP branding, social media icons, and website information appear on the design.
A large group of young adults and students in blue uniforms posing together and forming heart shapes with their one hands on their cheeks in a conference room.
A large group of young adults and students posing for a group photograph in a conference room, with Ms. Robie Halip standing in the center
Ms. Robie Halip holding a microphone and speaking to an audience in a conference room, with tan curtains and an air conditioning unit visible in the background.
Ms. Robie Halip speaking at a podium in a conference room with wooden-slatted walls, gesturing with her hands while addressing an audience.
A graphic featuring a quote by Joan Carling displayed in a large white text box over a dark gradient background. The quote reads: “Once you did the consultations and the FPIC process with the wrong leaders, then the whole process is compromised.” At the top, the text “World Bank Group Spring Meetings, 14 April 2026” is shown. Below the quote is a photo of Joan Carling, an older woman with short gray hair wearing a yellow top, smiling. Her name and the session title “From Policy to Practice: Upholding the Consent of Indigenous Peoples in Private Sector Standards” appear beside her image. At the bottom right, there is a QR code with the text “Scan to rewatch the broadcast.” The logos and contact details of the Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP) are displayed along the bottom.