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I'm not really sure what 'access to electricity' actually means. Would it still count as access if the electricity was only available for an hour a day on aver
by gnerkus 4y ago
I'm not really sure what 'access to electricity' actually means.
Would it still count as access if the electricity was only available for an hour a day on average? Or would it count if said access comes mostly from privately-owned diesel generators?
If the answer is 'yes' to either question then those numbers are quite accurate.
- MrsPeaches 4y agoESMAP have a good guide for this: https://esmap.org/mtf_multi-tier_framework_for_energy_access https://esmap.org/mtf_multi-tier_framework_for_energy_access https://mtfenergyaccess.esmap.org/ https://mtfenergyaccess.esmap.org/ Might not help in this case but it’s a nice frame work for thinking about energy access.