The Women in Energy Network – Africa will hold its second annual conference in Lusaka, Zambia, from 3rd to 4th April 2025. Supported by the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program
Women in Energy Network-Africa (WEN-Africa) is a regional platform committed to transforming Africa’s energy landscape by advancing gender equality and empowering women across the energy value chain. Established in February
WEN-Africa invite de nouveaux partenaires à rejoindre notre mission visant à accroître l'emploi des femmes, le leadership et l'engagement STEM dans le secteur énergétique africain !
We are excited to announce the launch of the Regional Network of Women in the Energy Sector in the Eastern Africa Power Pool (EAPP)! This network is a transformative initiative
We are thrilled to share the latest publication by the Africa Gender and Energy Team, in collaboration with ESMAP, which highlights the critical intersection of gender, social inclusion, and energy
Capacity development, learning, and knowledge sharing are essential to achieving gender equality in the energy sectors of WEN-Africa member countries. Providing these opportunities to network members is a cornerstone of
In February 2024, the World Bank supported the launch of WEN-Africa, aiming to address the gender gap in Africa's energy sector. This initiative provides a platform for advocacy, knowledge sharing,
The WEN-Africa Network recognizes the critical need for collective action to advance gender equality within the energy sector. By leveraging the power of networks to influence public policies, share knowledge,
The role of women in the energy sector is more critical now than ever before. As Africa continues to evolve its energy infrastructure and seeks sustainable development, the need for
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2nd Annual Conference of Women in Energy Africa
The Women in Energy Network – Africa will hold its second annual conference in Lusaka, Zambia, from 3rd to 4th April 2025. Supported by the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program
Women in Energy Network Africa - Report 2024
Women in Energy Network-Africa (WEN-Africa) is a regional platform committed to transforming Africa’s energy landscape by advancing gender equality and empowering women across the energy value chain. Established in February
Fiche d'information sur l'adhésion aux partenaires de WEN-Africa
WEN-Africa invite de nouveaux partenaires à rejoindre notre mission visant à accroître l'emploi des femmes, le leadership et l'engagement STEM dans le secteur énergétique africain !
WEN-Africa Partners Membership Information Sheet
WEN-Africa is inviting new partners to join our mission of increasing female employment, leadership, and STEM engagement in the African energy sector!
Regional Network Of Women In The Energy Sector In The Eastern Africa Power Pool (EAPP)
We are excited to announce the launch of the Regional Network of Women in the Energy Sector in the Eastern Africa Power Pool (EAPP)! This network is a transformative initiative
Gender, Social Inclusion, And Energy Access In The Horn Of Africa Borderlands: A Vantage Point
We are thrilled to share the latest publication by the Africa Gender and Energy Team, in collaboration with ESMAP, which highlights the critical intersection of gender, social inclusion, and energy
Training Of Trainers On Energy And Gender Equality By WEN-Africa Network
Capacity development, learning, and knowledge sharing are essential to achieving gender equality in the energy sectors of WEN-Africa member countries. Providing these opportunities to network members is a cornerstone of
Enhancing Capacity Development for Gender Equality in the Energy Sector
In February 2024, the World Bank supported the launch of WEN-Africa, aiming to address the gender gap in Africa's energy sector. This initiative provides a platform for advocacy, knowledge sharing,
Deepening Understanding Of Mainstreaming Gender Equality In Energy Sector
The WEN-Africa Network recognizes the critical need for collective action to advance gender equality within the energy sector. By leveraging the power of networks to influence public policies, share knowledge,
Empowering Women in STEM Through the Faculty for the Future Program - A WEN-Africa Perspective
The role of women in the energy sector is more critical now than ever before. As Africa continues to evolve its energy infrastructure and seeks sustainable development, the need for