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PCCGC Live Webinar with Dr. Schmitz

10/15/18 4:00 PM - 10/15/18 5:00 PM

by Sarpong Hammond... 2 guests 0.0

Host by Sarpong Hammond Antwi

Webinar

Webinar is on 15th October 2018 from 4pm to 5pm (GMT+1) The webinar will be on Approach to managing water demand, augmenting supply/access and improving water related resilience to climate change at a scale of river basin in Africa.

Brian Oduor: Here is the link to the webinar:
https://rarsus.adobeconnect.com/waterresources/

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- October 11, 2018
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Brian Oduor The Rewarding Innovative and Sustainable Entrepreneurs (RISE) is an ambitious initiative that aims to make a global impact through providing seed-funding and mentorship to female entrepreneurs across the globe living in low to middle income countries. For more details check the link: https://www.sundarafund.org/rise-by-sundara

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Sarpong Hammond Antwi (owner) Scientific African Volume 11, March 2021, e00679 Renewable energy project implementation in Africa: Ensuring sustainability through community acceptability Author links open overlay panelSarpong HammondAntwiaDeboraLeyb https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sciaf.2020.e00679 Get rights and content Under a Creative Commons licenseOpen access Abstract Renewable energy is imperative for Africa's development; however, given that sustainable energy projects in Africa seldomly succeed, it is imperative to ascertain how community acceptance also influences energy projects. This paper examines the interplay between politics, market and community acceptance and how elements like cultural variations, gender activity roles, leadership roles and perceptions amongst communities can play a central role in renewable energy initiation and sustainability in Africa. We discuss implications for policymakers and present exegetical recommendations that can advance not only community participation but also private sector involvement and cultural reverence to ensure sustainable energy project implementation. This paper adds to the increasing stream of research on how Africa can unlock its renewable energy potential and ensure sustainable energy services for all. Read more at https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468227620304166

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