Primary data collected by a survey to analyse the water supply indicators in line with the Master Thesis research project for Pan African University, Algeria. Excel files with sheets covering several indicators on "Water Supply", "Solid Waste Management", "Wastewater Management", "Roads and Public Safety Indicators", "Corporate Governanve Indicators" and "Indicator Trend Analysis".

This dataset describes the core variables for the electricity produced by the Gbamu Gbamu minigrid system located in Ogun State Nigeria for the month ended April 2020. The data is collected originally by Rubitec Nigeria Limited,a renewable energy generation company in Nigeria. Some of the variables covered in the dataset include: cost of energy, kilowatt hours, minimum voltage, average voltage, maximum voltage, maximum current, true power, apparent power, power factor and power limit of energy produced.

The data were collected in Rwanda using the mixed research methodology, the questionnaire were designed in a way to allow us to collect the qualitative and quantitative data. Different stakeholders who are directly related to solar energy were considered such as Regulators, Policy makers, Utility, Non government organisation, private solar company and end-users. The end-user interviewed are located in Kamonyi district, Runda sector, Kanogo cell the total number of solar home system were 30 people in the cell and we decided to to talk to all of them.

These data was collected in the region of south western MAU forest in Riftvalley, Kenya. The aim of the study was to access the status of energy access both for cooking and lighting by the communities living around the forest. Also, social and economic status of the households was captured. The data collection tool was a structured questionnaire which was loaded to an ODK android phone application app. The data was collected between the June 2019 and July 2019 and 215 households were interviewed.