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Publication - Energy in Humanitarian Settings - A Guide for Practitioners & Funders

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Title
Energy in Humanitarian Settings - A Guide for Practitioners & Funders
Publisher
International LifeLine Fund


Published in
August 2020
Abstract
This document has been developed from the collective learnings and experiences of Lifeline's team throughout 15+ years of work in post-conflict, displacement, and emerging market settings in Uganda, Burundi, Haiti, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Darfur. This guide is a compass - it is one tool to help keep you on track towards developing and implementing an energy initiative that improves the impacts, lowers the risks, and increases the longevity of your targeted results.
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