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Publication - SEforALL Analysis of SDG7 Progress – 2021

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Title
SEforALL Analysis of SDG7 Progress – 2021
Publisher
SEforALL
Author
SEforALL
Published in
August 2021
Abstract
Utilizing the latest data from the Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report 2021, SEforALL has conducted a deep-dive analysis to provide a snapshot of the world’s current situation across the four targets of SDG7: electricity access (7.1.1), clean cooking access (7.1.2), renewable energy (7.2) and energy efficiency (7.3). This analysis builds on the Tracking SDG7 Report with an additional perspective on regions and high-impact countries.
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