This new article explores the social dimensions of the energy transition in Botswana and considers how access to reliable, affordable and clean energy can also create opportunities for education, healthcare, livelihoods, skills development and community wellbeing – contributing to building more inclusive and resilient communities.
Article: Renewable Energy and Social Development in Botswana
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