Solar pumping in Burkina Faso: moving from awareness to adoption
Burkina Faso has made renewable energy central to its energy transition. Solar-powered ...
Climate change
Empowerment: Kenya’s path to a Giant Leap
By Prof. Jane Mariara
Originally published by Earth4All, in this article Prof. Mariara examines how empowerment sits at the heart of Kenya’s current socio-political moment—linking youth protests, women’s movements, unpaid care, and policy reform—and outlines practical pathways to translate rising public demands for inclusion into lasting economic and social transformation.
Green Energy Transition in Pakistan: A Path to Sustainable Development
November 22 | Pakistan
By Vaqar Ahmed and Muhammad Zeshan, this blog highlights the substantial investments needed for Pakistan's green energy shift and the role of domestic and international financing, including MDB support. They recommend phasing out fossil fuel subsidies, fostering public-private partnerships, and implementing robust environmental safeguards to ensure a sustainable and inclusive transition. Southern-led research and regional collaboration are emphasized as key to effective policy design and implementation.
Green Energy Transition in South Africa: The Role of MDBs
November 22 | South Africa
PEP researchers Heinrich Bohlmann and Jessika Bohlmann emphasize the critical role of Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) in South Africa’s shift from coal to renewable energy. The research highlights the need for concessional financing, workforce retraining, and governance reforms to ensure a just and sustainable energy transition. With MDB support, South Africa can achieve long-term environmental and economic resilience.
