This interview with Renewable World’s Regional Programme Manager for East Africa, Geoffrey Mburu, asks: what should we expect from Renewable World’s new ice-making project? Hi Geoffrey, can you tell […]
Every year Renewable World partners with the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) to support a travel scholarship for one student. This year Keith Fahy was selected and has joined our […]
Benson Maroro is our Technical Project Officer in East Africa. He joined Renewable world in September 2016 and has been responsible for managing the technical delivery of our solar micro-grids […]
Hello from Nairobi, Kenya. My name is Jack Tanner and I’m delighted to be this year’s DIT Travel Scholar and have this amazing opportunity to work with Renewable World. After […]
Author: Helen Russell, Programme Reporting and Grants Manager – Renewable World. It has been two years since my last visit to Nepal, but I am back for some exciting project […]
On January 12th of this year, many airlines flying out of London took the decision to ground their planes. The met office had been warning of blizzards for days and […]
The RESOLVE project came to a close in November 2016 and to celebrate the achievements made over the last three years, we thought we’d take a look back over the highlights […]
The Mahogany project, now in its final year, aims to support three communities on the eastern coast of Nicaragua to access solar PV energy systems for home and enterprises. The […]
Powering Aquaculture: The Project An estimated 12 million people in Bangladesh currently rely on the fishing industry for their livelihoods. Fish hatcheries, who sell fish on to households and other […]
“I should try to give something to them whether it’s a very small help or not” Fuelled by the obligatory (and delicious) lunch of dal bhat – a form of […]
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