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Barriers And Driving Forces For Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvements In Kenya
(2017)Kenya having a Vision 2030 of transforming into an industrialized, middle income country has plans of increasing its power generation to meet the growing demand by the industries. However, this has to be done in a sustainable ... -
Barriers to and Determinants of the Choice of Crop Management Strategies to Combat Climate Change in Dejen District, Nile Basin of Ethiopia
(2018)Climate change without adaptation is projected to impact strongly the livelihoods of the rural communities. Adaptation to climate change is crucial for developing country like Ethiopia due to high population and dependency ... -
Biogas Production from Co-digestion of Cattle Manure and Food Waste
(PAUWES, 2018-09)There is a growing global demand of bioenergy production from animal manures and municipal solid wastes. In this study, the potential of cattle manure, food waste and their co-digestion for biogas production was investigated. ... -
Book of Master Thesis Poster - Edition 2020
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Book of Master Thesis Posters 2018
(PAUWES, 2018-12)This book of graduates is dedicated to the PAUWES graduates class of 2018. It is a short summary of the works done by the graduates students of 2018 as reseach contribution on different issues and challlenges on the ... -
Book of Master Thesis Posters 2019
(PAUWES, 2019-11)This Book of Master Thesis Posters is dedicated to the PAUWES graduate class of 2019. It presents a short summary of the topics addressed by the graduates during their Master thesis research in poster format. The research ... -
Business Models and Innovativeness of Potential Renewable Energy Projects in Africa
(Science Direct, 2018-02-08)This study provides an overview of potential renewable energy (RE) projects for Africa. Pan African University master students were asked by their lecturer to characterize African projects they had in minds in uniform ... -
Can timely planting through the use of climate services mitigate climate risks? An APSIM Model assessment for Kyangwali refugee settlement maize farmers
(Ezira MBALIBULHA, 2025-04-13)Choosing the right planting date is crucial in adapting to climate variability. This study employs the Agricultural Production Systems Simulator (APSIM) model to quantify the impact of timely maize planting in mitigating ... -
The case for non-revenue water: Kenya
(MedCrave, 2018-05-08)It is clear that cities might eventually run dry if they do not plan their water resources and requirements effectively. A recent case being Cape Town, South Africa. Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company on the Eastern ... -
Causal Relations and Elasticities between Renewable Electricity Generation Excluding Hydro and Economic Growth in Kenya
(2017)This study examined the relationship between renewable energy generation excluding hydro and economic growth. It employed a multivariate approach hence other variables included in the study were financial development, ... -
CAUSALITY AND CO-INTEGRATION ANALYSIS OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CO2 EMISSION IN MADAGASCAR
(PAUWES, 2021-11-17)This Master thesis deals with the causality and cointegration relationship between energy consumption, economic growth, CO2 emissions, energy intensity and index of dirty in the industry, transport and residential sector ... -
Cement Kiln Dust Catalyzed Transesterification Of Palm And Waste Cooking Oils To Biodiesel And Glycerol: Process Optimization And Characterization Studies
(2017)Conventional fossil fuels such as natural gas, oil, and coal have been the main sources of energy utilized to satisfy the unceasing growth of energy needs of the world. However, the environmental issues of fossil fuels and ... -
Challenges and way forward for using the Multi-Tier Framework for bottom-up Tracking of progress towards SDG7, a case of selected clean energy companies in Uganda
(PAUWES, 2021-11-17)Energy access remains a global challenge despite the interventions by national and international organizations. This challenge is more evident in Sub-Saharan Africa, where more than two-thirds of the population lack ... -
Climate and Land-cover Change in Dryland-Catchments, and their Effect on Spate-hydrology of Farming Community in Semi-arid Lowlands of Raya-Valley, Northern Ethiopia
(2018)Spate-irrigation, a system foreseen as a potential means of improving agricultural production in rainfall deficit lowlands, is profoundly threatened by climate and land-cover change upstream. Yet, the actual implications ... -
Climate Change and Flood Risk Mapping in Djibouti: A Web-GIS Approach
(Yahya Ali WABERI, 2025-04-16)Flooding is one the most detrimental, recurrent and prevalent natural disasters in the world which has affected economies, environment and human life greatly with severe interruption of income sources(Armah et al., ... -
Climate Change And Natural Disasters In Africa; Case Study Of Rwanda
(2016)Different theories emphasize the role climate change plays in the actual abnormal occurrence of climate related natural disasters. This is a stressful issue for researchers, Scientifics and politicians due to inevitable ... -
Climate Change Effect on Land Use, Cassava Production and Yield in Nigeria
(Promise Delight Udochukwu, 2024-05)Climate change is a global challenge affecting human beings, their socioeconomic activities, health, livelihood, and food security. Cassava is Africa‘s most important staple food after maize, in terms of calories ... -
Climate Change Effects and Anthropically Induced Wetland Degradation: A Case Study of the Urban Natural Reserve of the Great Niaye of Pikine (Technopole)
(ALIOUSSEYNI LY, 2024-04-20)Senegal, like other coastal African countries, is home to some very important wetlands. These wetlands regulate flooding and help to reduce water deficits during periods of drought, as is the case in the Technopole ... -
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON SNOW COVER DYNAMICS IN THE RWENZORI MOUNTAINS, EAST AFRICA
(RICHARD POSITE VITHUNDWA, 2024-04)This study conducts a comprehensive assessment of climate change impacts on snow cover dynamics within the Rwenzori Mountains, employing an extensive dataset to delve into historical trends and future projections. ... -
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION THROUGH MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOSTING IN DSCHANG, CAMEROON.
(Emmanuela Chem BERINYUY, 2025-04)Climate change is a major global concern with developing countries being most vulnerable to its devastating impacts. One of the causes of this change in climate is poor waste management. The management of municipal ...