The Rwanda Ministry of Infrastructure in collaboration with the Clean Cooking Association and Sustainable Energy For All organised a clean cooking capacity building week in Rwanda. This week-long activity aimed at equipping government and private sector players in the clean cooking sector with knowledge and planning skills to advance universal clean cooking access.
DelAgua, as one of the key sector players in Rwanda, was invited to share insights on a panel disscusing processes of setting up a carbon project. DelAgua was represented by the Rwanda Country Director and Head of Government Relations, Monica Keza who spoke about our Live Well programme’s sucess factors; integrity, expertise, scale and good government relations.
Kudos to CCA, SEforAll and the Ministry of Infrastructure for continuously upskilling all relevant stakeholders.
