Conflict sensitivity and renewable energy: a case study from Kenya's Kakuma Refugee Camp
Ruth Nyakerario, Naho Mirumachi,
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90% confidenceInternational MES research in renewable-energy with focus on renewable-integration, humanitarian. This report examines the need to consider conflict sensitivity when planning and carrying out renewable energy p...
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Abstract
This report examines the need to consider conflict sensitivity when planning and carrying out renewable energy projects in energy-scarce areas, such as refugee camps. The report uses a case study from Kenya's Kakuma Refugee Camp to look at the potential for renewable energy projects to lead to conflict or to exacerbate existing tensions. The authors argue that the issue should receive greater consideration in renewable energy project planning and implementation.
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- 2022