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University of Dar es Salaam's researchers rally behind clean cooking push
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We thank every stakeholder who took time to join us physically and virtually. Together, we are taking real steps to reduce indoor air pollution, improve health outcomes, and build a cleaner, safer future for Tanzanian households
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@TasafTanzania had the honour of participating in the Clean Cooking Energy Workshop hosted by the @UdsmOfficial Centre for Behavioural Science.
Represented by our Research and Development Specialist, Ms. Tumpe Mnyawami, we explored how clean cooking solutions can reduce the domestic burden on women, save time, and economically empower households.
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@TasafTanzania had the honour of participating in the Clean Cooking Energy Workshop hosted by the @UdsmOfficial Centre for Behavioural Science.
Represented by our Research and Development Specialist, Ms. Tumpe Mnyawami, we explored how clean cooking solutions can reduce the domestic burden on women, save time, and economically empower households.
🌍🔥 We officially launched our RCT under the theme "Ondoa Moshi, Okoa Maisha" (Reduce Smoke, Save Lives)!
The launch workshop marks the beginning of our RCT implementation that aim to explore the role of Pressure Cookers to clean cooking transition in Tanzania. #RCTlaunch
Yesterday, we had a pleasure of welcoming Mr. Benjamin Hickler, UNICEF 's Behavioural Science Research Global Lead and UNICEF Tanzania SBC team. Interesting conversation towards enhancement of Behavioural Science in our country and beyond.
Exciting opportunity to be a part of collective efforts in support of transitioning towards cleaner energy use
On Monday (January 13th) we had a great dialogue with policy-makers at the Environment for Development Tanzania (EfDT) Policy Day, "Towards a Greener and Bluer Economy:Strategies for Sustainability
In preparation for the upcoming RCT, our team did a Focus Groud Discussion, last Saturday to assess acceptability of HAP Exposure Monitoring equipment. 10 women from Changanyikeni street took part in the FGD.
**Strengthening Partnerships for Social Behaviourial Change**
Our coordinator @Dr. Innocent Pantaleo attending the UNICEF’s ESARO Academia for SBC Consortium Co-creation Workshop in Nairobi.
#SocialBehaviorChange #UNICEF #CBS #Partnerships #Education
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Following @IEA Summit, we are excited to share our new video on risks from Carbon Monoxide poisoning from cooking with #charcoal. Stories from African cooks elucidates the crucial need to transition to #cleancooking options
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#CleanEnergy #SDG7
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On May 8th 2024, #Tanzania launched its National Clean Cooking Energy Strategy. With a massive TZS 4.6 trillion investment, it targets to reach 80% adoption of #cleancooking energy from 10% today for households by 2034. Schools, colleges, and prisons will also be converted. #SDG7
Day 2 of the Research and Innovation Week at the University of Dar Es Salaam. @CLEANAirAfrica great opportunity to showcase our work to the University community and the public.
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Kicking off with fervor! UDSM's Research and Innovation Week at the Unit level dives into a realm of collaboration and excellence, paving the way for transformative solutions. Stay tuned for the magic unfolding at the intersection of academia and industry.
#UDSM
#Innovation
9th Reseach and Innovation Week at the University of Dar Es Salaam kicks off today.
You are all welcome to visit our exhibition within the UDSE booth infront of the Nkurumah Hall
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On #WorldHealthDay, we affirm that #cleanair should not be a privilege, but a fundamental human right. At @CleanAirAfrica, we're dedicated to ensuring that every household in #SubsaharanAfrica has access to clean air via #cleancooking fuels.
#HealthForAll #MyHealthMyRight






































