Renewable Energy
Global demand for energy has risen inexorably in the last 150 years in step with industrial development and population growth. The lion's share of global energy (about 80% at present) is supplied by coal, oil, and gas the 'fossil fuels' that formed long ago from the carbon-rich remains of dead plants and animals. However, these are non-renewable sources that will one day be exhausted. The world needs energy that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.
International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI) in its role of promoting energy efficiency and investing in renewable energy, is involved in public education and awareness building, institutional development and capacity building for energy efficiency, and advocacy for the adoption of energy efficiency as a national strategy. International Climate Change Development Initiative's (ICCDI) is also involved in the African Women Energy Entrepreneurs Framework (AWEEF) under UN Environment project. This is to reduce poverty as well as to reduce carbon footsteps by replacing all kerosene lamps with solar lights.
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