7000001904 - Consultancy to implement output 2: The access of refugees and host communities to sustainable energy services has improved (Energy Component)

se regions face structural poverty, limited access to basic services, scarce energy infrastructure, and high unemployment, particularly among youth, women, and people with disabilities. Refugees earn limited income through trade, casual labor, or small-scale businesses, while host communities largel

y depend on livestock farming and informal employment. Resource scarcity, unequal access to aid, and environmental pressures have contributed to social tensions and occasional conflicts between refugees and local populations. In response,