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Support the design of successful rural electrification interventions (REIs) that are appropriate to the local context, meet end users’ needs and are sustainable in the long term.<br/> | Support the design of successful rural electrification interventions (REIs) that are appropriate to the local context, meet end users’ needs and are sustainable in the long term.<br/> | ||
➔ specifically for Nigeria and relevant West African contexts. [[PeopleSuN_Knowledge_Hub_-_About|Read more]]</span> | ➔ specifically for Nigeria and relevant West African contexts. [[PeopleSuN_Knowledge_Hub_-_About|Read more]]</span> | ||
Revision as of 12:54, 24 February 2023
PeopleSuN
Knowledge Hub
GOAL
Support the design of successful rural electrification interventions (REIs) that are appropriate to the local context, meet end users’ needs and are sustainable in the long term.
➔ specifically for Nigeria and relevant West African contexts. Read more
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