Sustainable Energy and Infrastructure Development in Africa: A Systems Thinking and Critical Realism Approach to Zimbabwe’s Net-zero and Just Energy Transition
This thesis explores sustainable engineering solutions for Zimbabwe’s energy and infrastructure, employing critical realism, mixed-methods research, and systems thinking. A central hypothesis is that “through synergistically linking sustainable engineering solutions and strategic policy interventions, besides public-private partnerships cooperation, much can be done in Zimbabwe to improve energy resilience and sustainability”. In addition, the research found […]