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Key clean energy benefits not reaching rural women, research

9th November 2019

Ashden’s new research into off-grid energy and gender dynamics carried out in Tanzania from 2017 to 2019, found many families cannot afford to power labour-saving appliances of benefit to women – and that account ownership … read more

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More productive and empowered women in Tanzania contribute to food security and poverty reduction

7th September 2019

A women empowerment programme in Kigoma, Tanzania has supported 82 women entrepreneurs to make their work more valuable, efficient and less hard and is helping tackle poverty and increase living standards in the region. Eighty-two … read more

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New Data Platform Helps Governments, Entrepreneurs Expand Access to Clean Electricity in East Africa

5th September 2019

WRI’s new Energy Access Explorer platform leverages satellite imagery combined with local data to visualize energy supply and demand. With more than 20 geographic datasets (everything from renewable energy potential to grid connections and the locations of … read more

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Africa’s Energy Landscape: Solar Lodges and Mega-Projects

31st May 2019

More and more safari lodges across Africa are turning to green energy alternatives; alternatives that are clean and of lesser environmental impact compared to the conventional fossil fuel energy resources. It’s not only a better … read more

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Off-grid productivity: powering universal energy access. Lessons from Tanzania

16th January 2019

In this briefing we present evidence and experiences from the Energy Change Lab, a programme led by IIED and Hivos that works closely with partners in Tanzania on productive uses of energy (PUE) for community … read more

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Lessons for solar mini-grids from rural Tanzania

2nd January 2019

  Researchers from SEI Initiative on Behaviour and Choice followed the adoption of solar mini-grids in rural Tanzania to understand their impact and sustainability. In north-west Tanzania straddling the main unpaved road between two major … read more

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Tanzania signs $3 bln hydro deal in heritage site despite concerns

19th December 2018

  Tanzania will build a $3 billion hydroelectric plant in a UNESCO world heritage site under a contract announced on Wednesday involving Egyptian companies despite concerns raised about the impact on wildlife. Tanzanian President John … read more

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Withholding aid to Tanzania is a bad idea

30th November 2018

The call by Paul Makonda, the regional commissioner for Tanzania’s economic capital Dar es Salaam, for a crackdown on LGBT+ people in the country has created a climate of fear and prejudice in which homophobia … read more

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Meet Tanzanians Solar Entrepreneur Patrick Ngowi

30th October 2018

Patrick Ngowi believes that if opportunity knocks, answer. He once said: “It was a business on the side, nothing serious, but I loved the fact that I was making money and I was becoming a … read more

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Mangoo product comparison: Solar water pumps

25th October 2018

When it comes to productive use of solar energy, solar water pumps are becoming increasingly important. Thanks to modern, energy-efficient technology, their use is of particular economic interest to small farmers: with solar water pumps, … read more

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Latest News: Tanzania

  • Quality of life improves in Tanzania: World Bank
    8th December 2019
  • Water Mission Projects in Refugee Camps Improves
    29th October 2019
  • Solar power will now change our lives, villagers say
    21st October 2019
  • Climate-friendly biogas becomes ‘fashionable’ in rural Tanzania
    12th October 2019
  • Solar energy transforms life in Mtwara
    11th October 2019
  • M-KOPA advances Ksh 23B in credit to customers in eight years
    10th October 2019
  • Achieving Renewable Energy in Tanzania
    3rd October 2019
  • World Bank provides Sh10 billion grant for improvement of water supply
    25th September 2019
  • Tanzanian villages to benefit from World Bank-financed solar powered water pumps project
    25th September 2019
  • Grooming energy champions in rural Tanzania
    29th August 2019
  • Tanzania Forging Ahead On Energy Policies
    16th August 2019
  • World Bank lauds Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania policies for off-grid power
    4th August 2019
  • Unique Project Financing Platform Used to Fund 60 Minigrid Projects in Tanzania
    20th July 2019
  • Tanzania lags behind target on electricity connectivity
    5th July 2019
  • Energy 4 Impact boosts business skills of women in rural Tanzania
    25th June 2019

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