At a moment when accelerating access to modern and clean forms of energy is considered critical todevelopment, gender equality—beyond its intrinsic value as a core development objective—isincreasingly recognized as smart economics (World Bank 2011). Under the United Nations 2030sustainable development agenda, gender and energy figure among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for eradicating extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. This...
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2017/03/01
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Documento del Programa de Asistencia a la Gestión del Sector de la Energía (ESMAP)
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117350
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2017/07/12
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Disclosed
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Getting to gender equality in energy infrastructure : lessons from electricity generation transmission, and distribution projects
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Energy