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The Mobile Power Opportunity

An introduction to our partner, Mobile Power Blog by Emmanuel Akaninyene & Natalie York The United Nation’s 7th Sustainable Development Goal aims to ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services by 2030. Efficient and affordable energy services are crucial to virtually all sectors of society, including health, education, agriculture, industry and technology.Continue reading “The Mobile Power Opportunity”

The Tanzanian Cookbook Project

Collaborating on the cookbook project: a visit to Tanzania Blog by Tonisha Silver, Field Centre Co-ordinator As the Field Centre Co-ordinator, one of our biggest projects this year is completing our Tanzanian cookbook. This project was inspired by Rufina, our head chef at the SIDshare/KEDA Field Centre in Tanzania. Rufina has been the head chefContinue reading “The Tanzanian Cookbook Project”

KEDA: Projects in Tanzania

A reflection on our November visit to the Field Centre. Blog by Eddie Conway, Field Centre Officer In late November 2019, two representatives from SIDshare’s Field Centre Team had the opportunity to meet the people involved in a number of projects that the KEDA community group are running in the Kilimanjaro area of Tanzania. ThisContinue reading “KEDA: Projects in Tanzania”

Digital Communications & DFID

Monday 9th December: Digital Communications in International Development Blog by Natalie York, SIDshare Communications Coordinator For our latest event, SIDshare were lucky enough to host Beatrice Arscott from DFID UK to lead an inspiring workshop on how digital communications can be used as a tool in international development. The afternoon began with a lecture discussingContinue reading “Digital Communications & DFID”

The Uganda WC Project

An Independent Evaluation on Behalf of SIDshare and Kids Club Kampala Blog by Abigail Upton, SIDshare Chair In 2017, SIDshare partnered with Kids Club Kampala, Uganda to create a compost toilet in Navamundu. The project was completed by a mixed team of British and Ugandan members in August 2018 and since then, the compost toiletContinue reading “The Uganda WC Project”