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National advisory board on climate change and disaster risk reduction - NAMA study rural electrification in Vanuatu

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National advisory board on climate change and disaster risk reduction - NAMA study rural electrification in Vanuatu

Description:: This study of renewable energy in Vanuatu aims at showing ways to support the country in the implementation of the national Energy Roadmap. One of the priorities in the NERM is to increase electricity access both in areas close to existing grids and in off-grids areas.
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Publisher:: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
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