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This report aims at helping FACT Foundation—and its innovation partners— understand which are the success factors that are needed to overcome the barriers present in the adoption of small electrical biogas systems (SBES) for productive a

CONTENT

1. FACT organization
2. The grass biogas electricity system
3. The Use of Jatropha for oil, biodiesel electricity generation
4. Financial feasibility
5. Conclusions

For several years, FACT Foundation has been working in the field of biogas production and use.

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Since 2005, HIVOS has supported projects in Honduras, Mozambique, Peru, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe that are using Jatropha for local development.

This report is the End-report of the project Jatropha oil for local development in Mozambique, which was executed from January 2007 until December 2010.

The aims of this project were to design and evaluate of the effectiveness of solid/liquid separation from the digester effluent and to assess the potential value for (partially dried) organic fertilizer in Mali.

This document gives a summary of lessons learned from the first three Jatropha pilot projects from FACT, which took place in Mali, Mozambique and Honduras, from 2007-2009 (with Mozambique being until 2010).

For several years, FACT Foundation has been working in the field of biogas production and use. Biogas is a highly relevant form of bioenergy for communities in developing countries: it is a relatively uncomplicated

Due to increasing oil demand and unpredictable climate changes related to CO2 emissions, interest grows in producing sustainable fuels from primary and particularly secondary