A systems thinking approach for energy markets in fragile places
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Energy is a priority for refugees yet traditional approaches for its delivery are costly and ineffective, while energy access often falls away once aid is withdrawn. By adopting a market systems approach, aid can do more to ensure access to energy in fragile places is more effective and sustainable.
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OpenAlex topics: Energy and Environment Impacts
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