The project aimed at increasing access to sustainable energy and energy services by women in urban Tanzania. The project selected and tested a mobile biogas digester capable of utilising food waste produced by food venders in the streets of Dar es Salaam who depend solely on charcoal which result into forest depletion. During the project life at least 20 entrepreneurial women groups in urban and suburban areas of Car es Salaam were formally established with sustainable businesses based on renewable energy by February 2017. This went in tandem with supporting these women groups through supporting the Tanzania renewable energy business incubator in initiating the development and testing of a business model to utilize of biogas digestion as a pilot. A total of 200-300 women received direct pre-incubation support via the incubator, with opportunities to become eligible for full incubation support as a next step.