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Revision as of 09:43, 27 October 2014
In its inaugural round, more than 475 organizations from 80 countries applied to the Powering Agriculture: An Energy Grand Challenge for Development initiative, offering market-based, clean energy innovations for the agricultural sphere in developing countries. Each of the winning organizations received awards of between $800,000 and $1.5 million. In total, there are 11 winners from this contest.
Processing
Powering African Bamboo, Ethiopia
African Bamboo is a biomass-powered thermal processing project concerning Ethiopian bamboo.
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Motivo Engineering, India
Motivo Engineering is developing hybrid vehicles with exportable power for community-based Agriculture Mechanization.
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ECO Consult, Jordan
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Irrigation
The Earth Insitute at Columbia University, USA and Senegal
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International Development Enterprises, USA
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►International Development Enterprises
Decentralized Power
Camco Advisory Services, Tanzania
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tional
EarthSpark International, Haiti
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Earth Spark International
