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Feb 2024
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Health Facility Electrification Capital LandscapeThe report, supported by Power Africa and the UK Aid-supported Transforming Energy Access initiative (UK TEA), maps the landscape of capital for health facility electrification in important emerging markets, and includes a systematic analysis of the demand, current supply and |
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Feb 2024
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State of the Market Report for Healthcare Facility ElectrificationSEforALL’s recent report offers an in-depth look into current healthcare electrification trends, key challenges facing the healthcare electrification sector, financing and investment needs in the sector and a sectoral outlook and recommendations to unlock progress on powering healthcare. |
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Feb 2024
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Investment Guide: Gender & Social Inclusion (GESI) Lens InvestingThe guide focuses on the GESI approaches within investments made primarily by angel, impact, gender lens, and venture capital investors, but also showcases information on investors that provide public capital, e.g. financing provided by national governments and international organisations through |
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Jan 2024
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CrowdPower State of the Market reportCrowdfunding continues to play a key role in supporting fundraising efforts by energy access companies. In this report CrowdPower delves into macroeconomic influences, and future trends dominating the evolving debt crowdfunding market. |
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Nov 2023
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‘Why Off-Grid Energy Matters-2023’ reportWhy Off-Grid Energy Matters 2024 is the world’s most comprehensive social impact assessment of off-grid energy to date, featuring insights from 79,000 energy customers in over 30 different countries. |
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Nov 2023
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Part 1: Understanding the Relationship Between Energy Access and Extreme PovertyThis report provides an overall picture of the number of people in extreme poverty living in sub-Saharan Africa and the Indo-Pacific who don’t have access to energy. We examine the key drivers of poverty and lack of energy access and |
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Nov 2023
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Part 2: The Role of Market Interventions and Business ModelsThis report explores how market mechanisms can be used to provide energy access to people living in extreme poverty. In it we review the available market mechanisms and their ability to provide energy access to demographic groups. We also outline |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Ethiopia with a focus on informal urban settlementsReport focusing on extreme poverty in Ethiopia with a specific lens on people living in informal urban settlements. |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Kenya with a focus on people with disabilitiesReport focusing on extreme poverty in Kenya with a specific lens on people with disabilities. |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Nepal with a focus on women and girlsReport focusing on extreme poverty in Nepal with a specific lens of women and girls. |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Nigeria with a focus on fragile-and-conflict-affected areasReport focusing on extreme poverty in Nigeria with a specific lens of fragile and conflict affected areas. |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Rwanda with a focus on displaced peopleReport focusing on extremepoverty in Rwanda with a specific lens on displacement settings. |
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Nov 2023
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Energy access among people living in extreme poverty in Zambia with a focus on rural residentsReport focusing on extreme poverty in Zambia with a specific lens on rural communities. |
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Nov 2023
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Findings from a baseline survey on the status of clean cooking in Kisenyi, Kampala City in Uganda, November 2023The ENACT project in Kisenyi, Kampala, Uganda, aimed to introduce the project to the local community and gather baseline data for clean cooking interventions and awareness campaigns. The report presents findings from door-to-door interviews, key informant interviews, and focus group |
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Oct 2023
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Kampala City Energy ProfileThis city energy profile is developed as part of the Enabling African Cities for Transformative Energy Access (ENACT) project being implemented in Kampala, Uganda and Freetown, Sierra Leone, by ICLEI Africa and Energy 4 Impact – Mercy Corps. It aims |
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Oct 2023
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Can Market Mechanisms Facilitate Energy Access For People Living In Extreme Poverty? Findings and RecommendationsThis summary report brings together findings and recommendations from the study, and is intended to support donors, governments, and advocacy bodies so they can select, target, design, and implement tailored market mechanisms for those living in extreme poverty. |
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Oct 2023
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Disability Insights Report: Transforming Energy AccessThis report provides insights into energy product/service customer households, distinguishing between those with and without disabilities. It also highlights the experiences of individuals with disabilities regarding the specific energy product or service. The data and insights presented here are based |
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Oct 2023
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E-mobility Innovation Spotlight: Delivering products at the last mile using electrically powered two- or three-wheelersThis publication on e-mobility is the first of six in the innovation spotlight series by the Global Distributors Collective (GDC), which focuses on innovation trends to watch out for in the last mile distribution (LMD) sector. The e-mobility spotlight deep |
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Jul 2023
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Ilem Africa’s Feasibility Assessment Report: Access to Clean Cooking Solutions in Susan’s Bay, Sierra LeoneThe ENACT Project, funded by the UK Government’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) through the Carbon Trust, is implemented by ICLEI Africa in partnership with Energy4Impact (E4I) as part of the Transforming Energy Access (TEA) programme. This project aims |
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Jul 2023
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PAYGAS-ENACT Feasibility Study on Providing Affordable Cooking Gas for Low-Income Households in Susan’s Bay, Freetown, Sierra LeoneThe feasibility study conducted by PayGas, as part of the Enabling African Cities for Transformative Energy Access (ENACT) project, explores the viability of introducing affordable cooking gas solutions in Susan’s Bay, Freetown, Sierra Leone. PayGas is a French-South African startup |