Gender-focused renewable energy diagnostics for Ghana, Liberia, Mali, Lesotho, Madagascar and Malawi highlight strategies to enhance women’s participation, leadership and access to finance in advancing Africa’s renewable energy transition.
The case studies explore how national energy strategies can better integrate gender equality; spotlighting barriers women face, opportunities for inclusion and entry points for change.
Each country report offers practical recommendations to boost women’s participation, leadership and access to finance in the renewable energy sector. Together, they aim to make Africa’s energy transition more inclusive, equitable and sustainable.
WEST AFRICA
Southern Africa
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