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Assessing the role of solar home systems in poverty alleviation : case study of Rukungiri district in Western Uganda
Not only does Sub-Saharan Africa have the highest number of people who live below the poverty line, the region has the lowest rate of modern energy access at 32%. The provision of modern energy access in rural un-electrified areas has the potential to contribute to alleviation of poverty. The main o...
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Energy Research Centre
2016
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