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As smart home devices become more ubiquitous and affordable, people are working to retrofit old homes with new technologies.
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Geospatial analysis is an effective tool supporting the planning, implementation and monitoring of basic services delivery in developing countries, as reflected by an increase in use in a number of...
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Learn about the VIIRS instrument and how it is used to detect electrification from satellites.
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How does the World Bank's Electrification Platform and Global Nightlights Platform support capacity-building within the developing world?
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"Learn why Sub-Saharan Africa's electricity access gap may only be improved by investing in its other infrastructural developments simultaneously."
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To achieve universal access, Africa will need to bring about 1.1 billion more people online.
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"Interactively explore least cost electrification strategies and contextual investment scenarios for 46 countries around the world."
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The predominance of hydro generation and high-water storage capacity puts Brazil in an excellent position.
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Electricity is a key constraint to internet access for poor households
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The World Bank has created the Africa Electricity Grids Explorer as a way to navigate the most up to date collection of open data on grid networks in Africa and the Middle East. This intends to...
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Globally, about 840 million people lack access to electricity, most of them in Sub-Saharan Africa, where three in five persons still live without electricity.
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How far we are from achieving SDG7?
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Delivering sustainable solutions at scale and speed in three main areas: Climate, People, and Infrastructure.
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