Despite the digital progression, the urban poor communities in informal settlements remain excluded from the digital mobility which increases their vulnerability to multifaceted shocks.
Extension of the grid by the national utility continues to be carried out across the country. It is still, however, not clear when all the areas will be reached by the national grid.
The latency of resilience means that it is impossible to measure and observe in a risk-free context. Only communities (or systems) that have been exposed to risk can be termed as resilient (or not).
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Dr. Abigael Okoko participated in the DSA 2022 conference panel on Understanding the Lived Experience of Energy Poverty in The Global North and South, by presenting and discussing the paper, Are mini grids a solution to energy poverty? A case of mini-grids in Kenya.
Occurring concurrently with the rise of off-grid electricity access projects is a growing and sustained interest in doing away with non-renewable sources of energy or unclean fuels.
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