Access to energy, water, and food is essential to ensure sustainable development, but yet, a
large number of rural Africans, lack access electricity, and many live in extreme poverty …

Notwithstanding the dispersed nature of the water, energy and food (WEF) nexus
scholarship in the African continent, its strategic importance to the African agenda has …

The water-energy-food (WEF) nexus is increasingly recognised as a conceptual framework
able to support the efficient implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) …

Environmental problems and health risks stemming from the household use of traditional
fuels remain a significant challenge for households living in poverty in develo** countries …

Traditionally water, energy and food (WEF) resources are governed in many countries by
separate sets of laws, rules and institutions. However, recent studies have increasingly …

Southeast Asia, one of the world's most vibrant economies, faces significant challenges in
enhancing energy security and mitigating carbon emissions. This study provides a holistic …

The poor households living in low-income countries depend on traditional sources for basic
energy service; which has a broader socio-economic and environmental adverse effect. To …

Increasing food demand has led to significant agricultural expansion globally with negative
impacts on resources and the environment, a perfect manifestation of the Water-Energy …

Abstract In rural sub-Saharan Africa–the global poverty hotspot–the vast majority of cropland
is rainfed only, resulting in reduced and unstable yields. Smallholder farmers account for …

This study examines a green building retrofit plan through a system dynamics model (SDM)
creating symbiosis embedded in a building-scale food-energy-water (FEW) nexus. An …