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Rwanda is one of the first countries to use a SWAp in the energy sector to increase access to electricity.
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The multiple dimensions of energy access introduce challenges to measurement.
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Globally, around 1.1 billion people live without access to electricity. Ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy by 2030 is one of the Sustainable Development...
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It's time to #EndEnergyPoverty
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This course explores the hidden side of energy access by uncovering the reality that over 4 billion people around the world currently lack access to modern energy cooking services (MECS) for their daily cooking needs.
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This course explores the hidden side of energy access by uncovering the reality that over 4 billion people around the world currently lack access to modern energy cooking services (MECS) for their daily cooking needs.
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Bangladesh has developed the world’s largest and most dynamic national off-grid electrification scheme.
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In Ghana, where electricity grid access is relatively high for Sub-Saharan Africa, millions of people in small rural communities or on isolated islands cannot be reached through grid extension. A...
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Doubling the share of renewables in the global energy mix can enhance energy security and reduce emissions.
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Pay-as-you-go plans in off-grid energy services can help scale up access to electricity.
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South Africa's Department of Energy faces several barriers to full national electrification.
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This course is based on the World Bank’s “ The Hidden Side of Energy Access: Understanding Clean Cooking ”. This course explores the hidden side of energy access by uncovering the reality that over 4...
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Population growth, economic development, and climate change will increase pressure on energy and water resources.
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Practitioners around the world share experiences, tools, resources, and knowledge on gender and energy on an interactive platform.
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Globally, around 1.1 billion people still do not have access to electricity.
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An output-based aid project provided clean energy through biogas plants
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A review of energy policies in East and Southern Africa
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The planning process from generation to distribution must be better coordinated if access plans are to be successful.
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Worldwide, 1.2 billion people—17 percent of the global population—still lacked access to electricity in 2010.
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Why Universal Access in Urban Areas Matters for Sustainable Mobility
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