EVENT OUTCOMES

Over 100 events from 75+ organisations are taking place around the globe for the coordinated Rise for a Fossil Free Future 2026 campaign. Distributed organizing builds political inevitability and together we can move towards global moment for a fast, fair and financed transition away from coal, oil and gas. Below is a collect of photos, videos, and outcomes from these distributed mobilisations. If you want to add to this page, please contact zoe@fossilfueltreaty.org with any materials you want to share.

Panel to Support the Santa Marta Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels Conference” hosted by CAN EUROPE

Building a shared roadmap for a just transition away from fossil fuels.

Ahead of the Santa Marta conference, CAN Europe organised discussions with the Colombian government, EU institutions, labour organisations, and civil society at the European Parliament to explore pathways toward a coordinated and equitable transition away from fossil fuels.

In the face of escalating violence and geopolitical tensions causing devastating human loss, peace must be prioritised - but this is also a critical moment to bring forward concrete solutions that advance fossil fuel phase-out while addressing economic, social, and governance challenges.

Hosted by MEPs Annalisa Corrado, Kai Tegethoff and Martin Gunther, the event made it clear: the EU needs to be more than a spectator - it must turn this moment into real momentum by setting a clear fossil fuel phase-out framework.

Powering Ethiopia's Green Future: Shaping a Just Energy Transition Narrative hosted by Eco-Justice Ethiopia and Consortium for Climate Change Ethiopia

Eco-Justice Ethiopia, in partnership with the Consortium for Climate Change Ethiopia (CCC-E) for Climate Change Ethiopia, successfully hosted a national civil society consultation workshop in Addis Ababa under the theme, "Powering Ethiopia's Green Future: Shaping a Just Energy Transition Narrative." Ethiopia faces severe macroeconomic pressure, spending nearly $5 billion annually on fossil fuel imports. The workshop featured presentations from leading sector experts and scholars.

These expert presentations were followed by a highly active and interactive discussion session, where civil society representatives, scholars, and youth raised pertinent questions and forwarded strong comments regarding a just energy transition. Participants discussed the need for heightened commitment from both the government and the public to leverage Ethiopia's renewable energy potential and shift from costly fossil fuel dependency toward clean domestic energy and e-mobility. Furthermore, participants emphatically demanded that the financial support provided by the international community for this transition must be in the form of fair grants and reparations, rather than loans that worsen Ethiopia’s debt burden.

Colada climática para poner fin a los fósiles hosted by Alianza por el Clima and the Fossil Fuel Treaty

Las decenas de organizaciones que formamos Alianza por el Clima nos encontramos y aprovechamos, además de para organizarnos, abrazarnos y hacer planes, para disfrutar de las calles y plazas, para festejar el fin (cada vez más cercano) de los combustibles fósiles

Sacamos a la luz los oscuros secretos de la industria de los combustibles fósiles y nos negamos a seguir pagando por sus guerras y su crisis. Lo hicimos de la siguiente manera:

  • Serigrafía

  • Micro abierto

  • Juegos con burbujas y espuma

  • Taller «Imagina tu barrio»

Caribbean Convening on a Global Just Transition from Fossil Fuels hosted by the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative

In preparation for the Santa Marta Conference, this two-day Caribbean convening brought together,  from the Caribbean region, civil society representatives (day 1) and Senior government Officials (day 2) with responsibility for matters relating to climate change, energy, and finance alongside climate advocates.

The convening included both prepared presentations and workshop based group work with a sharing of views between civil society and governments on the key outcomes of their deliberations.

Participants included officials from Caribbean Participating Nations and Target Countries of the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative, representatives of regional bodies and sustainable development organisations, civil society leaders from Participating Nations and Target Countries, members of the media covering matters relating to climate and, members of academia with expertise in climate, energy transition and climate finance.