2034 clean cooking goal faces policy challenges
Tanzania is working toward a goal of transitioning 80 percent of its population to clean cooking energy by 2034. While access has increased to 28.6 percent, experts warn that achieving the target requires significant policy and market alignment.
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s ambition to move 80 percent of its population to clean cooking energy by 2034 is gathering momentum, but the country’s progress is exposing a deeper challenge, experts say. According to them, achieving the target will require not only more clean-energy technologies, but also a fundamental alignment of policies, institutions, markets and livelihoods.
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