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Exploratory Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (KAP) Concerning Climate Change Adaptation, Energy Efficiency, and Conservation in Tanzania

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climateenvironment and energy
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Luj
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Dar
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Men
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This dataset contains responses from N=314 consenting participants from a Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (KAP) exploratory survey study concerning energy and climate change in Tanzania. The data includes socio-demographics, knowledge of climate change and energy sources, attitudes towards conservation, and self-reported practices related to energy use and climate adaptation.

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Energy EngineeringEnergy ConservationEnvironmental Health of the Built EnvironmentGovernmental Policy to Promote Climate Change Mitigation ProcessClimate Change AdaptationClimate Change Mitigation Strategies

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