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    Contributions of Renewable Energy to Sustainable Development in Africa: Case Study of Solar Energy in Rwanda 

    Bamundekere, Gisele (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    Acknowledging the role of energy in human development and considering the current global unsustainable consumption of a depleting and polluting source of energy, there is a need to advocating for sustainable sources ...
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    Assessing the Diffusion of Renewable Energy Technologies and Socio-economic Development: A Ripple Effect Analysis of Two Policy Choices: Inclusive Clean-burning, Fuel-efficient Cook-stoves and Solar PVs for Street Lighting, Institutional and Home Applications in Hoima District, Uganda 

    Kabasingwa, Evelyn (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    This study assessed the diffusion of renewable energy technologies and its impact on socioeconomic development of rural livelihoods, focusing on the ripple effect analysis of two policy choices: disseminating clean-burning, ...
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    Energy Access and Impact Analysis of Biogas Harnessing on MAU Forest Conservation 

    Korir, Hilary Kipkoech (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    Forests as a source of energy are important in many countries, especially in rural areas in the subSaharan African countries, where the availability of wood fuel is literally a human necessity for survival. These countries ...
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    Mainstreaming Gender in Nigeria's Energy Policies 

    OYESINA, EbunOluwa Atoke (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    Energy is central to development and rightfully women are key to economic development of a nation based on the triple role women embrace daily. About 70% of African women are without access to energy, resulting in a ...
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    Overcoming the Challenges of Rural Electrification through Stakeholders’ Participation in Policy Making: Case of Cameroon 

    Nkumbe, Rex (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    Energy plays a pivotal role in shaping the growth of Cameroon and in its drive to become an emergent economy, the country‘s Vision 2035 does not fail to underscore the importance of this resource. With only about 20% of ...
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    Community Acceptability of Renewable Energy in Africa: Implications for Climate Change Action in Sekoukou, Niger 

    Sarpong, Hammond Antwi (PAUWES, 2019-10)
    Niger possesses a vast amount of renewable energy potential but still battles with numerous challenges in its energy sector with the increasing effects of climate change, also escalating the socio-economic predicaments ...

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    TypeMaster Thesis (6)SubjectGender Mainstreaming (2)Acceptability (1)Biogas Technology (1)Clean Fuels (1)Climate Change (1)Decentralised Generation (1)Energy Demand (1)Energy Policy (1)energy policy (1)gender equality (1)... View MoreAuthorBamundekere, Gisele (1)Kabasingwa, Evelyn (1)Korir, Hilary Kipkoech (1)Nkumbe, Rex (1)OYESINA, EbunOluwa Atoke (1)Sarpong, Hammond Antwi (1)Date Issued
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