Research Agenda on Electricity Access and Productive Use

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Jeuland, Marc

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Morrissey, James

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Phillips, Jonathan

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2023-03-02T19:21:52Z

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2023-03-02T19:21:52Z

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2019-04-04

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2023-03-02T19:21:52Z

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On February 21, 2019, Duke University’s Energy Access Project and Oxfam cohosted a meeting of approximately 60 energy practitioners and researchers to discuss the role of electricity access in spurring productive use. A motivation for this convening was a paper, produced by Oxfam, which had been confounded by the mixed findings on the impact of electrification on productive use. This note provides a summary of the research agenda that emerged from these interactions.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/26719

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Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions

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Energy Access Project

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Oxfam

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electrification

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productive use

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research agenda

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Research Agenda on Electricity Access and Productive Use

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Report

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Duke

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Nicholas School of the Environment

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Sanford School of Public Policy

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Duke Population Research Institute

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Environmental Sciences and Policy

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Institutes and Provost's Academic Units

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University Institutes and Centers

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Duke Global Health Institute

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Duke Population Research Center

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Nicholas Institute-Energy Initiative

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