Lessons Learned from IFAD Green Technologies Project
SunDanzer’s goal is to develop commercially viable solar cooling products that can be sold, without subsidy, into the East/Southern African Dairy, Fish, or Agriculture supply chains.
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- Lessons learned from implementing solar powered walk in cold rooms for smallholder agriculture in Zimbabwe and Malawi
- Lessons learned from piloting refrigeration in the artisanal fisheries sectors of Rwanda Tanzania and Mozambique
- Lessons learned from piloting refrigeration in the Rwandan dairy sector
SunDanzer, through the IFAD Green Technologies Project, has been working to strengthen the capacities of smallholder producers to contribute to food security and nutrition by sustainably reducing post-harvest losses while enhancing market opportunities for their produce.
The Program commenced in June 2018 and will run until March 2023, covering five target countries: Rwanda, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Tanzania. SunDanzer’s goal is to develop one or more commercially viable solar cooling products which can be sold, without subsidy, into the East/Southern African Dairy, Fish, or Agriculture supply chains.
To learn more about the project, view these publications:
- Lessons learned from piloting refrigeration in the Rwandan dairy sector
- Lessons learned from piloting refrigeration in the artisanal fisheries sectors of Rwanda, Tanzania and Mozambique
- Lessons learned from implementing solar-powered walk-in cold rooms for smallholder agriculture in Zimbabwe and Malawi
The publications above were prepared by Mike Bauer, Project Manager, IFAD GreenTech Grant and reviewed by Dan Martin, IFAD Global Technical Specialist – Renewable Energy, Strategy and Knowledge Department.
For more information, please get in touch with Mike Bauer.