Follow-up on the National Workshop on Gender ... - ENERGIA Africa

The project should
help to increase in
particular women’s
productivity by giving
them information on
alternative sources of
energy which can
enable them to
venture into new
opportunities for
income generation
The project should
empower Bazezuru
women and men to
have a better
understanding of the
actual and perceived
challenges related to
access to energy
Research
proposal:
literature
review;
research
methodology
Data
Collection:
Focus Gro<strong>up</strong>
Discussion;
Face-to-Face
interviews
Literature
review to
illuminate
issues of
energy
concern
among the
Bazezuru
communities;
how gender
intersects
with other
variables like
ethnicity and
religion and
how this in
turn impacts
on access and
control of
energy
sources.
Generation of
empirical and
gender
disaggregated
(male &
female) data,
energy use
and decision-
Not
applicable
Funding with
respect to
subsistence
and travel
requirements
18
UB Library;
BOTEC
Resource
centre:
Internet and
other onlines
sources
Interviewing
respondents
Three
months:
April-June
2011
Three
months:
July-
August
2011
15 paged
Research
Proposal to
ENERGIA end
of June 2011
Gender
disaggregated
data
collected by
end of August
2011