Access to electricity has been linked to economic growth through improved agricultural and firm productivity, public service delivery, enhanced household investment in human capital, and increased net income and general quality of life. Yet, as of 2024, more than 540 million people in Africa still lacked electricity, and many more suffered from unreliable power supply.
The Environment for Development (EfD) Uganda celebrated the graduation of its third cohort from the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) Capacity Building Program on August 7, 2024. The event, held at the…
Researchers and stakeholders discussed these challenges at an event at Los Andes University in Bogotá. They agreed that universities have an important role in providing scientific-based information…
Research conducted by scholars from EfD Nigeria has revealed that many communities in the Cross River State, Nigeria, are willing to engage in endeavors to conserve Nigerian forests by implementing…
Marc Jeuland, co-leader of SETI, visited the headquarters of SETI in Chile from July 29 to August 2 to meet with the co-leader Marcela Jaime and the admin and strategic teams of the collaborative…
EfD Ghana organized a training session for students and early career researchers aiming to build their capacity on the Climate, Land, Energy, and Water Systems (CLEWS) framework. Titled Exploring the…
EfD Ghana Director Wisdom Akpalu discussed the issue of Ghana’s closed fishing season on Ghana Broadcasting Corporation’s esteemed program, Talking Point on July 28. Wisdom Akpalu enriched the…
The Summer School in European Environmental Taxation and Policies 2.0 (EU-SUSEET), organised by the Law Department of the University of Naples Federico II in the framework of a Jean Monnet Module…