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Long-term commitments for the #energytransition need to be backed by concrete plans & actions⚡
Join us on 22-23 Sept for the Energy Action Days and 24 Sept for the @UN #HLDE2021—the first of its kind convened by the SG in 40 years.
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Energy Change Lab retweeted
LISTEN: The latest @IIED_Voices podcast puts the focus on energy access --> iied.org/latest-iied-podcast…
Episode 2 of #MakeChangeHappen looks at #energy & how it can promote sustainable development for all. #SDG7
Energy Change Lab retweeted
Since 2015, @EnergyChangeLab (a programme of IIED & @hivos) has been researching productive uses of #energy activities to help build end-user electricity demand in #Tanzania.
For more on the programme, read the blog by IIED's Kevin Johnstone --> energychangelab.org/promptin…
The Productive Uses of #Energy workshop is current ongoing at Iringa, Tanzania where more than 20 #policymakers, financiers and MFIs, energy providers, practitioners, suppliers, as well as #development partners join together to showcase PUE in #Tanzania and to seek and solutions
The Productive Uses of #Energy workshop is current ongoing at Iringa, Tanzania where more than 20 #policymakers, financiers and MFIs, energy providers, practitioners, suppliers, as well as #development partners join together to showcase PUE in #Tanzania and to seek and solutions
Matembwe Village in Njombe enjoys electricity from two different supliers , Tanesco and Matembwe village company (MVC). People Can connect from both providers and choose what to use..for most customers ,Tanesco act as back up as the power from MVC is cheaper @EUinTZ @HivosEnergy
Day two of Productive uses of energy appliance training :we are in matembwe village Njombe Region doing mobile trainings .
Mobile unit training on Productive use of Energy at itundu village ,we are showcasing and training villagers on the use of different energy appliances @HivosEnergy @IIED @energia_org @WBG_Energy @bunihub @GOGLAssociation
Practical training on productive uses of energy in matembwe village Njombe region.
Training on pop corn making .
Practical learning. After theoretical learning, particpants had chance to see how diferent types of aplliances works.
This is sugar cane juice making machine:
@IIED @HivosEnergy @hivosroea @MiniGrids @Solar_Sister
"If you have electricity and you are poor blame your self " Mr Isdori kiyenze SIDO Reginal manager Njombe Regional. #productiveuseofelectricity #capacitybuilding @GOGLAssociation @HivosEnergy @hivosroea #cefa @mvc
We are in Matembwe village in Njombe Region, working with Cefa and Matembwe village company to build capacity on productive use of electricity for local community #puemobile #energyacces @HivosEnergy @IIED @A2EI_ @NuktaTanzania
The buzz that’s energising Tanzania’s rural youth
An interview with Reginald Saria, Founder of Asilia African Honey Company.
Reginald is our 2018 Energy safari alumni.
medium.com/@TheBeamMag/the-b…
@HivosEnergy
@hivosroea
@GOGLAssociation @IIED @bunihub
Day 5 of the Renewable Energy Advocacy leadership Training in Arusha Tanzania. Participants sharing their energy stories .@HivosEnergy
@hivosroea @A2EI_ @GOGLAssociation
Day 3 of the Renewable Energy advocacy training .co-creating current energy systems.This is the Tanzania energy system : @HivosEnergy @hivosroea
@IIED @MiniGrids @Solar_Sister @SNVworld @EUinTZ
We are in Arusha for the Renewable Energy Advocacy leadership training .participants from Tanzania, kenya and Zimbabwe are participating on the training
@HivosEnergy @hivosroea
Prototyping productive uses of energy on rural Tanzanian mini-grids
Read More here: energychangelab.org/promptin…
@HivosEnergy @NuktaTanzania @TheCitizenTZ @Cal_CEF @UNEnvironment @IIED @JoinPowerhouse
So why don’t customers buy more appliances and use more power? One major barrier is that the upfront cost of appliances such as TVs and refrigerators is too high for the rural, low-income households and businesses that mini-grids typically serve.
energychangelab.org/power-th…
Did you know ?
More than 800 million people — 11% of the world's population — still live without reliable electricity. The vast majority of them (600 million people) live in sub-Saharan Africa, and about 82 million reside in just three countries: Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
"According to the Tanzanian government's Energy Access Situation Report (PDF) almost two in three urban households in mainland Tanzania have access to electricity compared with less than one in five in rural areas".
Read more:nbs.go.tz/nbs/takwimu/rea/En…
“We need a generation with a different mindset about energy so that we can move from one energy source to another that will be environmental friendly”
– Dr Isaack Lungonde – Mentor ENERGY SAFARI 2019-Dodoma
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