News about cooling and cold chain
- Energy Catalyst
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Sustainable cooling solutions not only improve quality of life for these communities, but also play a vital role in supporting small businesses and uplifting standards of living. Access to cooling is critical in reducing food waste and strengthens health services by enabling the safe storage of vaccines, medication, and blood.
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- Science Nigeria
- News
The Nigerian government has launched the Abating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Obsolete Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (AGORA) Equipment Project, aiming to establish energy-efficient and climate-friendly cooling and refrigeration technologies as the standard.
- Tamara Mahoney
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At a bustling market in the Iyana Ipaja area of Lagos, close to the Otta border, Adegoke Tolulope Salimot is taking orders for fish and other produce from customers at her frozen food stall. She has plenty in stock for the day and the week ahead, so her focus is on making sales and customer service.
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- The Africa Logistics
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This article delves into the current state of vaccine cold chain management in Africa, explores challenges, and highlights innovative solutions aimed at reducing wastage to improve health outcomes.
- Efficiency for Access
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Drawing from the best available data and refined analytical techniques, this section outlines the game changers that could catalyze significant growth in this sector over the next decade.
- News
- The Africa Logistics
- News
The African continent, with its diverse agricultural outputs and growing pharmaceutical industry, has seen an increasing need for reliable cold chain logistics. This article delves into the importance of cold chain logistics in Africa, the challenges faced, innovations driving growth, and the opportunities for the future.
- Daniel Waldron, Chris Emmott, Yash Vardhan Gaddhyan and Ruth Wairimu
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Transformative technologies may start by making us more efficient, but it’s when they are embedded in new business models that they fundamentally change the way that we live and work. For instance, trains began as “faster horses” aiming to displace wagons, and ended up enabling modern industry.
- Efficiency for Access Coalition
- Press Release