Investment in Education for Clean and Sustainable Energy Access

TLDR

• Nyanda said investing in women’s education will help produce professionals capable of contributing to the implementation of government policies, strategies and programmes aimed at expanding access to clean, affordable.
• He described sustainable energy as a key pillar of economic growth, social development and environmental conservation, stressing the need for continued investment in developing experts who will help Tanzania achieve its.
• He said special emphasis has been placed on supporting young women to pursue postgraduate studies in sustainable energy in order to increase their participation in the sector.
• Ndomba added that DIT will continue strengthening collaboration with the government and development partners to advance education, research and innovation in the energy sector, with the aim of producing professionals.