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India: Biomass for Sustainable Development

Title India: Biomass for Sustainable Development
Author Worldbank
Year 2011
Region/Country South Asia - India
Topics Biomass
Document Type Study & Report
File Download

English: file on external website

Language(s) English
Abstract It presents a summary of recommendations for enhancing the effectiveness of energy service delivery through a decentralized program, which currently finds a critical place in the Government‘s energy policies and electrification targets.