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PREO aims to stimulate renewable energy demand in rural Africa to boost long-term jobs and reduce poverty through economic growth and empowerment of women. The PREO programme, funded by IKEA Foundation and UK aid via the Transforming Energy Access platform, supports productive use of energy projects and collaborative partnerships that are designed to meet the specific needs of local communities, with the overall objective of creating 3,500 jobs, empowering 1,000 women and benefiting more than 11,000 rural households.
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- grants announcements
- funded projects’ progress
- market intelligence
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Autumn 2024 Newsletter
Spotlight on trends in sub-Saharan Africa’s PURE sector: Insights from the PREO Africa-focused call for proposals
Winter 2024 Newsletter
REPORT | ‘Powering Prosperity: The socio-economic benefits of the productive use of renewable energy (PURE) in Africa’
Autumn 2023 Newsletter
Made in Africa: Impact of local manufacturing on profits, people and products. Insights from the off-grid energy sector in sub-Saharan Africa.
Spring 2023 Newsletter
The latest report from PREO outlines the market opportunity for e-motorcycles in the African e-mobility sector.
Winter 2022 Newsletter
Heifer International Uganda kicks off construction of solar power for chilling facilities to replace the use of fossil fuels.
Autumn 2022 Newsletter
4R Digital to receive PREO funding to launch affordable solar water pumps and irrigation kits in Kenya.
Summer 2022 Newsletter
Zembo launches the first African intercity e-corridor for e-motorcycles along the Kampala-Masaka highway in Uganda.
Spring 2022 Newsletter
PREO’s blended finance strategy sets tone for private capital investment for early-stage companies in Africa.
Autumn 2021 Newsletter
New reports size the value and market opportunity for productive use of energy in rural sub-Saharan Africa.
Summer 2021 Newsletter
Latest PREO funding to boost incomes for mini-grid operators and farmers in Ugandan communities.
