We are on a mission to develop renewable energy as a sustainable source of energy for all in Africa. During the 5 years duration of the LEAP-RE programme, partners will create and support innovative research projects, share knowledge, and build a long lasting partnership to support research and innovation for the development of renewable energy in Africa.
Reports presenting the work of LEAP-RE’s partners, action plans, key outcomes from the projects, and other deliverables will be accessible for download in this section as they become available..
D1.1 Online collaborative platform
D1.4 Programme Annual Workplan Year 1
D1.5 Initial carbon footprint report
D1.6 Final carbon footprint report
D1.7 Terms of reference of the Ethical Advisory Board
D1.8 Terms of reference of the Scientific Advisory Board
D1.9 Final report of the Scientific Advisory Board
D1.10 Final report of the Ethics Advisory Board
D1.12 Programme Annual Workplan Year 2
D1.13 Programme Annual Workplan Year 3
D1.14 Programme Annual Workplan Year 4
D1.15 Programme Annual Workplan Year 5
D3.3 Mapping of R&I and horizontal skills need and actions in place in Africa for capacity building
D3.4 Scientific programme and syllabus definition of Winter/Summer Schools for PhDs & postdocs
D3.5 Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system report of 8 WPs of Pillar 2
D4.1 Knowledge sharing and clustering strategy
D4.2 Results from clustering in LEAP-RE
D4.3 Strategic approach to LEAP-RE Community management
D4.4 Online repository of LEAP-RE Horizontal Training Modules
D4.5 Proceedings from general workshops
D4.6 Updated and Revised Multiannual Roadmaps
D4.7 List of LEAP-RE Dissemination Activities
D4.8 Detailed description of the Innovation Accelerator
D4.9 Analytical Report: Good Practices on Innovation Acceleration
D4.10 Communication and Awareness raising strategy
D5.1 Theory of Change, M&E Approach and MEL Plan
D5.2 Report on Monitoring
D5.3 Report on Evaluation and Learning
D5.4 Proceedings of round tables for research uptake
D5.5 Research briefs based on Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 results for dialogue with external policy and stakeholder partner
D5.6 Funding opportunities to enhance additional activities
D5.7 List of new LEAP-RE community members
D5.8 Report on the analysis about R&I capacities in Africa
D5.9 Report about Twinning & Teaming & Pooling activities
D5.10 Strategy guidelines and plan for the design of the long-term partnership
D5.11 Strategy design workshop for the future platform and documentation of lessons learned from external actors
D6.1 Value proposition and adoption drivers of future partnership
D6.2 Detailed description of features of the partnership
D6.3 Governance model of the future partnership, including organisational framework, legal instrument, decisionmaking mechanisms and constituting statutes
D6.4 Financial model of the future partnership
D6.5 Analysis of legal options
D7.3 Electronic submission tool
D7.4 Ranking list from the pre-proposal evaluation of first co-funded call
D7.5 Ranking list from the full proposal evaluation of first co-funded call
D7.6 Joint selection list and report of the projects to be funded of first cofunded call
D7.7 Ranking list from the pre-proposal evaluation of second co-funded call
D7.8 Ranking list from the full proposal evaluation of second co-funded call
D7.9 Joint selection list & report of the projects to be funded of second co-funded call
D8.1 Assessment of the first co-fund call and decision on the second co-fund call
D8.2 Mid-term monitoring report of co-funded projects
D8.3 Final monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment report of cofunded projects
D9.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP9
D9.2 Final report of task 9.1 on geoscience data collected to be used in the Geothermal Atlas
D9.3 Final report of task 9.2 on all surface data collected to be used in the Geothermal Atlas
D9.4 Final report on the social analysis and the related data developed in task 9.3 and to be used in the Geothermal Atlas
D9.5 Final version of the Geothermal Atlas for Africa
D9.6 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration and potential for training
D10.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP10
D10.3 Business model for standalone solar cooking appliance
D10.6 Report on policy, legislative and regulatory environments
D10.7 Report on value chain and social factors
D10.8 Report on field testing of standalone solar cooking appliance
D10.9 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration WP10
D11.1 Presentation of a detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP11
D11.2 Report on 3G data acquisition as basic methodology to be used for the three relevant sites selected in the 4 countries and on surface geoscientific studies Geothermal Conceptual Model
D11.3 Socio-anthropological studies for community’s appropriation, case studies synthesis, best practice guide
D11.4 Technology and engineering guidebook for local geothermal fluids production system
D11.5 Research Mobility strategy & capacity building report creation & diffusion of guidebooks;
D11.6 Geothermal Village Project Phase 2
D11.7 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration of WP11
D12.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP 12
D12.2 Joint EU-AU report on agreed project vision
D12.3 Integrated platform source code on Github as main
D12.4 User guide for the modelling platform on Github
D12.5 Joint EU-AU report on the platform testing and validation activity
D12.6 Joint EU-AU synthesis report on the business models research
D12.7 Report on the capacity building activities
D12.8 Joint EU-AU policy report on the enabling policy framework
D12.9 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration of WP12
D13.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP13
D13.2 Report of characterization of the electricity needs and resource assessment methodologies
D13.3 Guidelines & best practices for mini grid optimization in African context
D13.5 Portfolio of ideas, solutions and business cases using digital technologies in context of mini grid and Community of Practice (Scientist, Innovator, Investor, policy maker) for innovative digital solutions in mini grid
D13.6 Evaluation methodology and selection of Best Practices for business and delivery models of mini grid methodologies
D13.7 Guidelines of the methodology for defining business and delivery models of mini grid
D13.8 Material of online training program
D13.9 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration WP13
D14.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP 14
D14.2 Report on background analysis for pilot villages as deliverable of task 14.2
D14.3 Four studies on the technical and socioeconomic potentials and challenges of the identified demo villages
D14.4 Four advanced implementation plans, which describe expansion and replication possibilities
D14.5 Business models which consolidate the achievements and allow managing the energy villages after the end of the project
D14.6 Detailed Implementation and Sustainable Action Plans
D14.7 List of the EV African Network members
D14.8 Mapping of policies and initiatives supporting Energy Villages Concept
D14.9 Identification of obstacles to innovation and success factors
D14.10 Identification of relevant inspiring cases
D14.11 Policy Recommendations Guidelines and Roadmap including the outcome on scientific collaboration.
D15.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP 15
D15.6 Replication board feedback as deliverable of task 15.6
D15.7 Report about the outcome on scientific collaboration including Sociology and organization analysis
D16.1 Presentation of a more detailed Plan of Activities for the whole WP 16
D16.2 Production of a feasibility study as deliverable of task 16.2
D16.5 LEOPARD prototypes validation WP16 65 – ARESS Websites, patents filling, etc. Public 21
D16.6 Replication study and mapping of Beninese and Senegalese WP16 62 – UPJV Websites, patents filling, etc. Public 36
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