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<p>Over 89 million people are forcefully displaced and are living as refugees away from their homes. Humanitarian energy is registered as one of the critical needs affecting both the refugees and host communities. The study aimed to comprehensively review existing literature to identify the definitions of humanitarian energy, the interventions, and the barriers to scaling such interventions. The study adopted a systematic literature approach to identify, evaluate, and select primary journal articles and grey literature using pre-determined inclusion and exclusion criteria. In so doing, the right articles were identified and included for synthesis in the study. The review identified several definitions of humanitarian energy. interventions and barriers to the scaling up of the interventions. We recommended that organizations operating in humanitarian energy create partnerships rather than working in isolation. In addition, there is a need to provide programmes that build the humanitarian energy providers’ and the refugees’ capacity.</p>

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Sustainable humanitarian energy transitions: a review of interventions and challenges

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年4月23日

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  • Joseph Elasu,
  • Benard M. Wabukala,
  • Ruth Atuhaire,
  • Charles Olupot,
  • Ronnette Atukunda,
  • Joseph M. Ntayi,
  • Laura A. Orobia,
  • Muyiwa S. Adaramola

摘要

Over 89 million people are forcefully displaced and are living as refugees away from their homes. Humanitarian energy is registered as one of the critical needs affecting both the refugees and host communities. The study aimed to comprehensively review existing literature to identify the definitions of humanitarian energy, the interventions, and the barriers to scaling such interventions. The study adopted a systematic literature approach to identify, evaluate, and select primary journal articles and grey literature using pre-determined inclusion and exclusion criteria. In so doing, the right articles were identified and included for synthesis in the study. The review identified several definitions of humanitarian energy. interventions and barriers to the scaling up of the interventions. We recommended that organizations operating in humanitarian energy create partnerships rather than working in isolation. In addition, there is a need to provide programmes that build the humanitarian energy providers’ and the refugees’ capacity.