Tanzania needs cement for homes, roads, factories, and public buildings. But cement production also carries a climate cost. At a national consultation in Dar es Salaam, EfD Tanzania joined…
EfD Kenya has launched a new study that will examine how energy-efficient appliances are affecting the lives of households and small enterprises. The study will focus on what happens after an…
Climate change mitigation, adaptation, and climate finance were on the agenda when EfD Ethiopia researchers met with a technical team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) at the Ethiopian…
A newly launched United Nations report argues that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) alone can no longer fully capture whether people’s lives are actually improving — and proposes a new global framework to…
Civil servants in the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) in Practice program said, as they met with EfD researchers for a cross-country IGE workshop in Uganda, that the program is reshaping how they think…
EfD Nigeria is among 13 leading African think tanks, organised into three pan-African consortia that recently signed grant agreements with the African Union Commission (AUC) to implement a research…
Twenty-three civil servants from five East African countries have converged in Uganda for a regional Inclusive Green Economy in Practice (IGE) Cross-Country Peer Learning workshop aimed at…
The Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, Barnabas Nawangwe, appealed to fellows and alumni under the Inclusive Green Economy (IGE) program in East Africa to prioritize practical solutions for…
Do international donors cooperate or compete in the provision of aid? How do smaller donors react when major donors withdraw they support? How do these withdrawals affect service delivery? And how…
Farmers in Ethiopia are struggling with climate shocks, post-harvest losses and inefficient practices and poor market systems. The research project Accelerating Climate Resilient Food System in…