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Africa: Empower Women and Be Better Prepared for Climate Change, Says World Bank Study (press release)
World Bank, 28 November 2011
As the United Nations conference on climate change opens in South Africa, a new World Bank study demonstrates that women, when fully empowered, can be an important force for change ... read more »
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Nigeria: African Stove to Generate 5.6 Million Emission Credits
Daily Independent, 24 July 2011
Leading African carbon marketing advisory and brokerage group, Ecosur Afrique, has announced the signing of a forward sale of 5,600,000 carbon credits over seven years between WESD ... read more »
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Tanzania: UNDP Supports Fuel Saving Stoves
Tanzania Daily News, 11 January 2012
THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Dar es Salaam office in collaboration with relevant stakeholders including the Ministry of Energy and Minerals and that of Natural ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Let's Use Sustainable Renewable Energy Sources (column)
The Herald, 6 February 2012
Just like any other developing nation, Zimbabwe now requires more power to satisfy rising industrial and domestic needs. read more »
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Tanzania: Benefits of Using Improved Biomass Stoves (analysis)
Tanzania Daily News, 22 December 2011
SUCCESSFUL use of the constructed 13,301 Improved Biomass Stoves (6,651 household each with two stoves) in Tanzania can reduce firewood consumption from 39,906 cubic m, through ... read more »
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Tanzania: Why We Need Improved Biomass Stoves
Tanzania Daily News, 1 December 2011
A RESEARCH done recently by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in some districts has revealed that successful use of the constructed 13,301 improved biomass stoves ... read more »
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Africa: Introducing Solar Cookers In African Kitchens
Panafrican News Agency, 8 November 1999
The sight of a boiling pot a-top a silvery bowl the
size of a large umbrella that neither emits fire nor smoke would appear
surrealist in any African rural setting. read more »
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