Energy for Development and Poverty Reduction. Tuesday, February 10, 2015. Figure 1 Consumer Surplus for Lighting. The concept of consumer surplus in measuring the benefits of rural electrification continues to be. So what does this say .

AID from the American People. Training and Field Support Toolkits. Coping with the Energy Challenge. Fuel-Efficient Stove Programs in Humanitarian Settings. Increasing Energy Access Through Enterprise. United States Agency for International Development.

EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility. Policy, Strategy and Regulation. Thematic Research and Knowledge Sharing. Policy Dialogue and Stakeholder Engagement. Monitoring Progress of the AEEP 2020 Targets. Capacity Support to African Counterparts. Support to the EUEI Secretariat. Advisory Services to the EU Member States.

Irrigation Systems Introduced for Small-Scale Cotton Farmers in Burkina Faso. Efficient urban transport systems connect marginalized communities to jobs, education, and health services.

Benefits of Off-Grid Solar Products. Empowering Lives, Energizing Markets. Off-grid energy is a real and sustainable solution to energy-poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa About Lighting Africa. About 600 million people in sub-Saharan Africa live without access to electricity. Icon of Paper Product Represents Resources.

East Asia Pacific Papua New Guinea. Shape the Sector and the Quality Standards. Building Solar Markets, Transforming Lives.