Africa currently has only a little over 1 percent of the global automotive industry, both in terms of market and production. In addition, most of the demand is for imported used cars. With growing…
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EfD, in collaboration with the Standing Panel for Impact Assessment (SPIA), conducted a free online Ph.D. panel data econometrics course that attracted almost 500 participants from across all…
Over 40 senior officials from Uganda’s government ministries and agencies have been called upon to place communities at the heart of biodiversity conservation. The call came during a two-day high…
Kenya is advancing efforts to develop voluntary carbon markets (VCM) as part of its climate mitigation strategy. At a recent high-level workshop in Nairobi convened by EfD Kenya, representatives from…
A recently published study sheds light on how political influence affects the distribution of public resources, specifically focusing on Northern Bangladesh's TR/Kabita solar home system program. Co…
With fish farming increasingly vital to Ghana’s food security and youth employment goals, a recent national workshop in Accra, hosted by EfD Ghana and the BlueRforD collaborative program on July 22nd…
A recent study sheds light on how Chile is tackling compliance with environmental regulations. The research, titled Precursors of environmental compliance in a transitional economy: an empirical…
A study by researchers from the EfD Uganda at Makerere University has revealed stark gender differences in the impact of COVID-19 on food security among Uganda’s urban poor, with female-headed…
A partnership between researchers and policymakers is paving the way for accelerated adoption of clean energy in Tanzania. This was stated at the national Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) Forum held at…