Professor Nathwani will briefly describe the global change initiative –“Affordable Energy4 Humanity’ launched at the University of Waterloo to advance sustainable solutions for most disadvantaged populations. Specifically, he will highlight the features of a project – ‘Mending Broken Lives with Clean Energy Solutions’ -  designed to serve at least 500,000 people at refugee camps in Eastern Africa and provide access to electricity, cooking, clean water and support to health and educational…

Please see the Civil Society Declaration Calling for a Critical Decade of Clean Energy Collaboration here.

And the press release here:  http://energyforhumanity.org/news-events/news/news/press-release-global-civil-society-call-high-profile-nuclear-presence-cop26/

 Please watch this inspiring video address here from Bertha Dlamini, President, African Women in Energy and Power.

5 March 2020

 “In this critical decade we must expand the suite of clean energy options to include nuclear products that…

In this role, Ambika will manage the Affordable Energy for Humanity (AE4H) global change initiative, a multi-stakeholder research and action initiative at the intersection of energy research and international development. She will also manage the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship program and will support WISE’s other interdisciplinary research and programmatic objectives.

Ambika received her Bachelor of Applied Science in systems design engineering from the University of Waterloo, and her Master…