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Publication - Sub-Saharan Africa: Quality Infrastructure for Climate ChangeMitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change

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Title
Quality Infrastructure for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in Sub-Saharan Africa.pdf
Publisher
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
Author
Dennis Eucker, Niels Ferdinand, Carmen Morales, Katharina Telfser; Co-authors: Carmen Anthonj, Benjamin Kiersch, Ralf Lottes, Gerhard Rappold
Published in
September 2020
Abstract
The objective of the study presented here is to analyze the contribution and significance of quality infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa for both climate change mitigation (renewable energies, energy efficiency) and adaptation to climate change (water, agriculture, human health and meteorology). After a general overview of the region in terms of the existing demand for quality infrastructure, the study takes a closer look at the status quo of quality infrastructure services which already exist in four selected country studies (Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya and uganda).
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