TEA-LP — Transforming Energy Access through Learning Partnerships
Support for curriculum development and roll-out of new postgraduate energy-access programmes at UENR, alongside networking to improve Southern visibility in the global energy-access sector.
The challenge
Expanding energy access at scale depends on a pipeline of skilled professionals, which in turn requires universities in the Global South to offer relevant postgraduate training and to be visible within the international energy-access community. UENR set out to develop new energy-access programmes and raise its profile in the sector.
Our approach
As Project Communications Specialist, Romeo Tweneboah-Koduah supported the curriculum development and roll-out of new postgraduate energy-access programmes at UENR.
He drove networking activities aimed at improving Southern visibility in the global energy-access sector.
Outcomes
The work supported the introduction and roll-out of new postgraduate energy-access programmes at UENR.
It strengthened the university's networking and visibility within the global energy-access community.
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