i. Improvement of Production and management Process of Metal-ceramic Charcoal Stoves in Dar es Salaam, 2001: This report is about improved production and management processes for metal-ceramic charcoal stoves in Dar es Salaam. The study intends to assess the opportunities to solve the management and production bottlenecks facing producers of improved stoves in Dar es Salaam.
ii. Charcoal Industry in Tanzania: The study analyses charcoal industry in Tanzania by assessing energy related policies, techniques of harvesting trees, methods used for charcoal production, marketing and its relation to environment. Other areas like gender and poverty reduction are also considered in this study.
iii. Rapid Feasibility Study on Social, Cultural, Institutional and Technical Information on Production and Utilization of Biomass Fuels in Four Villages in Ikwiriri Township, Rufiji, 2001: This Rapid Feasibility Study was conducted in four villages, Mgomba Kaskazini, Mgomba Kati, Ikwiriri Kaskazini and Umwe Kusini in Ikwiriri Division, Rufiji District-Coast Region. The objectives of this study were to: Identify suitable or appropriate efficient woodfuels production and utilization technologies; asses market potentials and production resources; establish willingness of the communities to participate in the project; and identify social and cultural aspects related to woodfuel utilization.
iv. Solar PV Awareness Raising and Human Resource Development Study, 2001: The report is a result of the study on "Removing Barriers to the Transformation of the Rural PV Market in Tanzania" have been carried out in Mwanza and Dar es Salaam under the auspices of the Ministry of Energy and Minerals. The central thesis of the study focused on identifying barriers that hinder adoption of solar PV technology in Mwanza Region with an ultimate goal of transforming the rural solar PV market in Tanzania.
v. Sub-sector review on Renewable and Rural Energy in Tanzania, 1999: This document iconsists of a review on the renewable and rural energy sub-sector. The result shows a picture of the Tanzanian renewable and rural energy sub-sectors as diverse and consist of a number of different actors and stakeholders.
vi. Tanzania Rural Energy Study, 1998: The study was carried out jointly by Hifab International (Stockholm) and Tanzania Traditional Energy and Environment Development Organization (TaTEDO, Dar es Salaam). The overall objective of the study was to identify projects that could improve the energy situation for rural people. In addition the proposed projects should be environmentally benign, gender sensitive and address the situation of the poor.
vii. Study on Environmental Effects Associated with Energy Production and Use, 2005. The study aimed at assessing health effects, socio-economic and environment effects associated with different types of energy production and use chains. The study will provide a clear picture on the environmental impacts related to energy production, supply and use in Tanzania and will propose appropriate interventions.
viii. Enabling Access to Sustainable Energy (EASE), 2001 The study is in the inception phase of the EASE programme.
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