Archives: Documents
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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
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Short-run subsidies and long-run demand for health and environmental products: Evidence from two randomized trials in East Africa
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Pioneering Power: Transforming lives through off-grid renewable electricity in Africa and Asia