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Why South Africa's energy-poverty policy ignores female well-being : a case of non-decision-making?
In South African urban-informal contexts characterized by high levels of unemployment, women still have a close relation to the household. Females shoulder most of the burden associated with fulfilling domestic energy requirements. Despite this, energy-poverty policies like the Free Basic Alternativ...
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Energy Research Centre
2016
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