SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK (SUD-NET) 

The Sustainable Energy Development Network (SUD-NET) is a coordinating network required to reinforce information sharing on sustainable energy in Tanzania. The SUD-NET is expected to lead into greater sharing information and transferring skills on sustainable energy technologies and services among energy stakeholders for the benefit of their target groups in the urban and rural areas. This would contribute to among others capacity building, transfer of skills and creation of common voice in lobbying and advocacy for sustainable energy policy issues. These efforts contribute to the development of efficient information sharing among the partners involved in the development and promotion of sustainable energy in Tanzania. The SUD-NET is a network hosted under TaTEDO Head Offices in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. TaTEDO has been given  by other network partners, target groups and its members the responsibility of hosting energy networks.    The network has local partners listed below:

• Angaza Women Centre (AWC)

• CAMARTEC, Arusha

• DED Office, Kahama

• Foo Development Association (FODA)

• Himo Environment Management Trust Fund (HEMTF)

• KAKUTE Ltd

• MATI Ukiriguru

• Miradi ya Gesi ya Samadi Dodoma (MIGESADO)

• NAFRAC, Shinyanga

• Ruvu Woodfuel Project

• Ministry of Energy and Minerals (MEM)

• Tanzania-Mozambique Friendship Association (TAMOFA)

• Vingunguti Sahara Stove Production Group (VSSPG)

• West Usambara Women Education (WUWE)