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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/> | ||
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Revision as of 16:50, 23 February 2023
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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.
➔ specifically for Nigeria and relevant West African contexts. Read more
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