This brief introduces a series of technical briefs that was developed to share lessons learned from the first three USAID|TRAction project-funded household air pollution research projects from PATH, Impact Carbon and Duke University.
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Source: BEHAVIOR CHANGE APPROACHES FOR CLEAN COOKING
Date: October 2015
This website is a resource platform for local governments to find possible low emission development solutions for their cities. It contains sectoral and cross-sectoral packages of activities, and it is structured along local government responsibilities and spheres of influence.
Source: Solutions Gateway
Date: April 2015
The report begins with a brief description of the role of procurement within the green growth paradigm and an introduction to key concepts.
Source: International Institute for Sustainable Development
Date: October 2012
This discussion paper aims to contribute to the development of an integrated science-based set of indicators to monitor progress towards sustainable consumption and production (SCP) patterns that support achievement of the sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Source: International Institute for Sustainable Development , Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, United Nations Environment Programme
Date: March 2015
This report reviews what USAID and its partners have accomplished over six years.
Source: United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Date: December 2016
Lack of energy access and frequent electricity shortages are major impediments to economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. The region needs increased investment in the power sector, according to the authors of this report.
Source: International Energy Agency
Date: June 2016
This brief provides an overview of the gender dimensions of planning and building large-scale renewable energy infrastructure, such as hydropower and geothermal plants, solar arrays and wind parks generating 10 megawatts or more.
Source: United States Agency International Develpment
Date: May 2018