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Latest revision as of 19:04, 16 April 2014
Chile - Rural Electricity Subsidies and the Private Sector
| Title of Document | Chile - Rural Electricity Subsidies and the Private Sector |
| Abstract | Chile - Rural Electricity Subsidies and the Private Sector. This case study constitutes an example of rural electricity subsidies in Chile, with the following lessons learned: Sustained Political and Financial Support, Basis for Competition, Focus on Regions Without Extensive Coverage, Objective Methods, Effective Management and Coordination, Clearly-defined Role of Central Stakeholder, Need To Establish Construction Standards Before Implementation, Combining Capital Cost Subsidy Approach and Project Financial Viability, Decline in the Role of the Cooperatives, Lack of Promotion of Productive Uses, Limits of the Poverty Alleviation Model. |
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► English: Chile Rural Electricity Subsidies and the Private Sector.pdf |
| Original Source | World Bank |
| Year | 2005 |
| Region/Country | Latin America & The Caribbean - Chile |
| Language(s) | English |
| Document Type | Case Study - Project Financing |
| Technology | General RE |
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