A 2021 assessment by the World Benchmarking Alliance concluding that "only a minority of companies are engaged with a ‘just’ transition, if they are undertaking a low-carbon transition at all...Without concerted effort to bring people along as part of the decarbonisation transformation, it isn’t just workers and local communities that will suffer and be left behind; the entire transformation is at risk of being undermined by civil unrest among workers and communities whose livelihoods are threatened." [Originally posted at: https://www.worldbenchmarkingalliance.org/research/2021-just-transition-assessment/]

A November 2019 study evaluating Alberta’s electricity transition from coal--from the Parkland Institute.

A report by the World Benchmarking Alliance which assesses 450 companies, measuring their progress against the Paris Agreement and the related sustainable development goals (SDGs). These companies are assessed using the Assessing low-Carbon Transition or 'ACT’ methodologies, with results already being used to generate the WBA Climate and Energy Benchmark.

This is the detailed FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT reached between the government and mining unions "FOR A FAIR TRANSITION OF COAL MINING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINING COMMUNITIES FOR THE PERIOD 2019-2027".

A 2021 draft circulated by the government.

A set of articles examining the structural changes that must be prioritized in Latin America if the region is to substantially adjust its current unsustainable development patterns, along with industrialized nations and so many other countries in the Global South. Published by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.

A September 2019 collection of articles offering a comprehensive, historical overview of the social and environmental crises in Latin America and around the world; a framework for the social- ecological transformation necessary to respond to these crises, and policy proposals across various areas, including institutions, the economy, work conditions, consumption, productive sectors, land management, and culture, with an indicator matrix that is relevant to social-ecological transformation. Published by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.

An assessment of the 2021 outlook for "green" jobs from E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs), "a national, nonpartisan group of business leaders, investors, and professionals from every sector of the economy who advocate for smart policies that are good for the economy and good for the environment."

Published by the The New Climate Economy, a project of the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate (set up by seven governments), this report considers whether and how tackling long-term climate change is compatible with economic growth and development.

A 2014 report by Minnesota government agencies to "quantify the businesses, employment, wages, and investments directly engaged in the clean energy economy."

A July 2011 examination by the Community and Regional Development Institute at Cornell University how rural America will fare in energy transition, looking at challenges and concerns that rural communities will face, and strategies for overcoming them.

A 2000 view of Just Transition principles from the Canadian Labour Congress.

A January 2015 report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives examining Just Transition for resource workers in British Columbia

A July 1997 report looking at the transition process of the U.S. military base realignment and closure rounds held in 1988, 1991, 1993, and 1995--from the U.S. General Accounting Office.

A 2015 analysis by the U.S. Economic Policy Institute of the jobs impact of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed regulation, The Clean Power Plan, calling for emission limits to be met by 2020 and instructing states to develop plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from existing fossil fuel–fired electric generating units.

A 2019 Just Transition report from the Australian Victoria Trades Council