Biogas a bi-product for enhancement women resilience to climate changes

This research is an output from project (part of PhD thesis) funded by agricultural technology transfer society. It was carried out for the provision of biogas units for households. Biogas technology appears as an alternative energy source used in Sudan and offering opportunities to become involved in market development program, The present study was initiated with the objective to improve vegetables jubraka production using biogas as a good quality fertilizer in the area where a good animal wealth provides huge potential of biomass for biogas operation. Provision of an alternative source of income from biogas would spare women the burden of hard working and improve rural women's life style.

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Assistant Professor: Mohammed Adam Abbas Hamad born in 1981, Elfoula, West Kordofan State, Sudan. Education Background: PhD Environmental Sciences, University of Khartoum- Institute of Environmental Studies (IES). Main activities and responsibilities: Conducting lectures, Scientific Research, and Supervision.