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  • The study evaluates the interactions between land policies and energy technology subsidies in eastern Africa, finding that while sustainable biomass production can reduce GHG emissions by 10%, it may delay health and energy access goals. Conversely, an optimized portfolio of technology subsidies could further reduce GHG emissions by 10%, lower air pollution mortality by 20%, and increase energy access by 15%. The analysis highlights the importance of prioritizing biogas, LPG, and ethanol for synergistic benefits, while PV technologies primarily improve energy access.

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    Themes: greenhouse gas emissionsbiomassbiogasenergy accessair pollution
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    climate financeSustainable Development Goals
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: East Africa
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