Credit: GENERIS Team
New research on fish farming in Bolivia
1 August 2025
The Decentralised Renewable and Inclusive Energy Systems in Bolivia (GENERIS) Team have released new outputs focussing on the gendered experiences of women in fish-farming communities of the Bolivian tropics.
The team have published a new report on the status of fish farming in Bolivia, and an accompanying short video with the first pilot of the GENERIS project. You can find both on their project page here.
Their latest blog explores the barriers that women in Cochabamba, Bolivia face, and possible interventions that could break these barriers and create more equitable communities.
Webinar: How Small Business Can Enable a Gender-Equitable Energy Transition: Experience from the Global South
Thursday 18 June 2026
This webinar is hosted by The Group of 78. How Small Business Can Enable a Gender-Equitable Energy Transition: Experience from the Global South Thursday 18 June 2026 10:00am – 11:30am EDT (check your local time) Register to attend online The Clean Energy for Development: A Call to Action (CEDCA) initiative, funded by the International Development […]
Smallholder farmer testing INFoCAT renewable energy powered groundnut pod plucker in Gomoa (Central Region, Ghana). Photo by UNU INRA.
Clean Energy Transitions: A Care Economy Lens
20 April 2026
How can clean energy transitions reduce energy poverty while also addressing the unequal burden of unpaid care work? This is an increasingly urgent question as the global shift to clean energy reshapes not only energy systems, but everyday life within households. Across many low- and middle-income countries, women and girls continue to shoulder a disproportionate […]
New from GENERIS: research and insights on decentralised renewable energy in Bolivia
30 April 2026
The GENERIS project, partners of Clean Energy for Development: A Call to Action (CEDCA), explores how decentralised renewable energy can support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), local livelihoods and inclusive energy transitions in Bolivia. Recent outputs from the project highlight the role of renewable energy in productive use, gender inclusion and sustainable development, drawing […]