GENDER, PARTICIPATION, AND JUSTICE

PHD SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY THE CONCEPT OF INCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN ENERGY TRANSITIONS IN EAST AFRICA..

The scholarship will cover tuition, research costs, and monthly stipend for the three years.

SET Project

Mak-CAES holds Research Seminar for SET Project supported graduate students

capacity and competence through education, research and outreach

NORHED II PROJECTS

MAK HOSTS INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON MAINSTREAMING GENDER IN NORHED II PROJECTS

On 30th August 2022, beneficiaries of the NORHED II projects in Eastern Africa convened at Laico Lake Victoria Hotel, Entebbe.

SET Project

Building Capacity and Competence through Education, Research and Outreach

To ensure universal access to modern energy services

SET Project Activities

Reconnaissance in Kalangala

How the extension of power by KIS had influenced community livelihoods and the opportunities therein

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Capacity Building For Socially Just And Sustainable Energy Transitions (SET Project)

The East African region has embraced the global drive to transition to low carbon economies and clean energy. However, a key challenge is the persistent lack of knowledge, capacity and skilled personnel to support the transition.

The project addresses the following NORHED thematic areas: (1) Humanities and Social Sciences, (2) Energy, and (3) Climate Change and Natural Resources.

Cross-Cutting Research
Project Interventions

state-of-the-art research
research-based education
institutional capacity-building
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SET Project: Thematic Areas

In order to ensure state-of-the-art research, research-based education, institutional capacity-building and dissemination, the project interventions will be informed by four cross-cutting research themes

Geographies of energy transition in East Africa

Stranded assets and green growth in East Africa: Role for state and non-state actors

Inclusive engagement in energy transitions: Gender, participation and justice

Energy infrastructure, environmental impacts and changing social practices

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