Dar es Salaam. In a move that experts believe could accelerate Tanzania’s transition to clean energy, researchers and senior government policymakers have sealed a collaborative pact aimed at delivering evidence-based reforms to fast-track the country's clean cooking ambition.
This initiative comes as Tanzania continues to grapple with the heavy reliance on biomass fuels for cooking—a staggering 85 percent of the population still depends on firewood and charcoal, according to government estimates.
