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Poor People’s Energy Outlook 2018
PPEO 2018 builds on PPEO 2016 (bottom-up energy access planning) and PPEO 2017 (financing for energy access) to explore how access to energy can be accelerated to achieve both the scale required to meet the global 2030 goals, and the inclusivity required to leave no-one behind. The report looks at clean cooking, decentralised electricity and…
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Survey Report: RA1- EFEWEE Quantitative Survey
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Briefing Paper 3 – Needs, wants and values: Integrating gender with energy access
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Sustainable Energy for All; Including the street food sector
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Gender and Energy in the Street Food Sector Policy considerations for Senegal
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The Role of Modern Energy Services (MESs) in the development of the street food sector (SFS) in Rwanda
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Determinants of energy use in the informal food sector
Although enterprises in the informal food sector require energy to transform, cook and process food, energy-use patterns in this sector are not well understood by policymakers and the local-level authorities who regulate their trading activities. This paper reviews relevant literature and presents empirical data collected in Rwanda, Senegal and South Africa on the use of…
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Energy use in informal food enterprises: A gender perspective
The informal sector provides economic opportunities to the poor, and in sub-Saharan African countries it is dominated by women. Energy is a key input into the food sector enterprises. A study was carried out to review academic and non-academic literature on the use and gender impacts of modern energy in informal food enterprises. The review…
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Best Practices in Accelerating Access to Clean Household Energy: A Collection of Evidence from wPOWER Partners
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Rice Cookers, Social Media, and Unruly Women: Disentangling Electricity’s Gendered Implications in Rural Nepal
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Increasing Women’s Participation in the Power Sector through Human Resources Interventions: A Best Practices Framework
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Building the Evidence Base for Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Energy Sector