Energising Africa: Achieving Universal Energy Access by 2030

Explore the World Bank and IDA's efforts to close Africa's energy gap. Test your understanding with this quiz.

What to know:

  • Over 500 million in Sub-Saharan Africa remain without electricity, hindering development and progress.
  • The World Bank's initiatives, like DARES and WAPP, aim to deliver clean, reliable energy to millions.
  • Test your knowledge of the World Bank Group's role in Africa's energy transformation.

Learn More about this cause:

Africa holds immense potential to become a global leader in renewable energy. With abundant solar, wind, and hydropower resources, the continent is poised to transform its energy landscape and drive sustainable development. However, despite this potential, millions people across the continent still lack access to electricity, limiting opportunities for improving quality of life. Support now can unlock a green and sustainable future for the majority of the population.

The World Bank, through its International Development Association (IDA), is playing a crucial role in realizing this vision. By supporting innovative programs like ASCENT, DARES, and WAPP, the World Bank is working to accelerate the expansion of renewable energy across Africa, bringing clean and reliable electricity to millions. These initiatives are designed to harness Africa’s vast energy resources, drive economic growth, and help countries meet their climate goals, ensuring that every community can thrive.

Taking this quiz is your gateway to understanding Africa’s energy potential and the work being done by the World Bank Group. Explore the challenges and solutions that are shaping the continent’s energy future to ensure universal access to sustainable energy in Africa by 2030.