Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia
This toolkit aims to help World Bank task teams working on energy subsidy and tariff reforms to develop qualitative analysis tools. The tools that are described in this document can help task teams to better understand and address social and politi...
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okr-10986-220952021-04-23T14:04:06Z Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia World Bank EMPLOYMENT MANURE ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS PRIMARY SOURCES REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SECTOR DISTRICT HEATING ELECTRICITY TARIFF INCOME REFRIGERATION PUMPS ACTIVITIES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SAVING GAS PRICE EFFECTS ENERGY SUBSIDIES STRUCTURES GAS PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ENERGY PAYMENTS PETROLEUM EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS ENERGY CRISIS ENERGY SOURCES DYNAMICS POWER SECTOR MONEY ENERGY SUPPLY OPTIONS WATER SOLID FUELS ENERGY SERVICES EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY POLICY FUELS ENERGY EXPENDITURES TESTING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ACCESS TO ENERGY ENERGY SECURITY HEAT ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS BALANCE AFFORDABLE ENERGY TOOLS UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES ELECTRICITY COMPANY POWER ELECTRICITY LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL ENERGY END-USERS COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS DISTRIBUTION COMPANY ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT UTILITY BILLS ELECTRIC BILLS ENERGY PRICES GAS COMPANY SURVEYS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY-SAVING MEASURES INSURANCE ENERGY OUTLOOK NATURAL GAS HEAT TARIFF SECURITY IRRIGATION METERS COAL TARIFF FUEL GRID MARKING AVAILABILITY INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS ENERGY TARIFF PRESSURE RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY COLOR ENERGY COSTS APPROACH HEATING PRICES ENERGY This toolkit aims to help World Bank task teams working on energy subsidy and tariff reforms to develop qualitative analysis tools. The tools that are described in this document can help task teams to better understand and address social and political challenges related to these reforms, including impacts of reforms and political economy constraints. This toolkit shares lessons and research tools developed during analyses of energy tariff and subsidy reforms in ECA. In FY13-FY14 alone, the World Bank has been involved in providing guidance to over fourteen countries in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region on these reforms. World Bank assistance to ECA countries ranges from advice on the design of energy sector policies to understanding and mitigating poverty and social impacts. This toolkit presents a practical guide to applying the two sets of tools described above. Chapter two presents a brief overview of the types of social and political challenges in energy tariff reforms that motivate the use of qualitative and stakeholder or political economy assessments. Chapter three provides a step-by-step guide to conducting qualitative assessments and stakeholder analyses of energy tariff reforms based on the ECA experience. Annex one contains Terms of Reference (TORs) for all analytical tools described in the Toolkit. Annex two provides a reference table to case studies of PEAs of energy subsidy and tariff reforms conducted by the World Bank. 2015-06-30T21:09:00Z 2015-06-30T21:09:00Z 2015-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24646072/tools-understand-social-issues-energy-tariff-subsidy-reforms-europe-central-asia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22095 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Energy Study Europe and Central Asia Central Asia Eastern Europe Europe Europe and Central Asia |
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EMPLOYMENT MANURE ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS PRIMARY SOURCES REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SECTOR DISTRICT HEATING ELECTRICITY TARIFF INCOME REFRIGERATION PUMPS ACTIVITIES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SAVING GAS PRICE EFFECTS ENERGY SUBSIDIES STRUCTURES GAS PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ENERGY PAYMENTS PETROLEUM EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS ENERGY CRISIS ENERGY SOURCES DYNAMICS POWER SECTOR MONEY ENERGY SUPPLY OPTIONS WATER SOLID FUELS ENERGY SERVICES EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY POLICY FUELS ENERGY EXPENDITURES TESTING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ACCESS TO ENERGY ENERGY SECURITY HEAT ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS BALANCE AFFORDABLE ENERGY TOOLS UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES ELECTRICITY COMPANY POWER ELECTRICITY LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL ENERGY END-USERS COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS DISTRIBUTION COMPANY ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT UTILITY BILLS ELECTRIC BILLS ENERGY PRICES GAS COMPANY SURVEYS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY-SAVING MEASURES INSURANCE ENERGY OUTLOOK NATURAL GAS HEAT TARIFF SECURITY IRRIGATION METERS COAL TARIFF FUEL GRID MARKING AVAILABILITY INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS ENERGY TARIFF PRESSURE RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY COLOR ENERGY COSTS APPROACH HEATING PRICES ENERGY |
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EMPLOYMENT MANURE ENERGY EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS PRIMARY SOURCES REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY SECTOR DISTRICT HEATING ELECTRICITY TARIFF INCOME REFRIGERATION PUMPS ACTIVITIES ENERGY EXPENDITURE GENERATION ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SAVING GAS PRICE EFFECTS ENERGY SUBSIDIES STRUCTURES GAS PRICE ENERGY CONSUMERS ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION ENERGY PAYMENTS PETROLEUM EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS ENERGY CRISIS ENERGY SOURCES DYNAMICS POWER SECTOR MONEY ENERGY SUPPLY OPTIONS WATER SOLID FUELS ENERGY SERVICES EFFICIENCY INVESTMENTS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY POLICY FUELS ENERGY EXPENDITURES TESTING ENERGY CONSUMPTION ACCESS TO ENERGY ENERGY SECURITY HEAT ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS BALANCE AFFORDABLE ENERGY TOOLS UTILITIES ENERGY COST DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES ELECTRICITY COMPANY POWER ELECTRICITY LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL ENERGY END-USERS COST OF ENERGY ENERGY BILLS DISTRIBUTION COMPANY ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT UTILITY BILLS ELECTRIC BILLS ENERGY PRICES GAS COMPANY SURVEYS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY-SAVING MEASURES INSURANCE ENERGY OUTLOOK NATURAL GAS HEAT TARIFF SECURITY IRRIGATION METERS COAL TARIFF FUEL GRID MARKING AVAILABILITY INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS ENERGY TARIFF PRESSURE RENEWABLE ENERGY SAFETY COLOR ENERGY COSTS APPROACH HEATING PRICES ENERGY World Bank Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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This toolkit aims to help World Bank
task teams working on energy subsidy and tariff reforms to
develop qualitative analysis tools. The tools that are
described in this document can help task teams to better
understand and address social and political challenges
related to these reforms, including impacts of reforms and
political economy constraints. This toolkit shares lessons
and research tools developed during analyses of energy
tariff and subsidy reforms in ECA. In FY13-FY14 alone, the
World Bank has been involved in providing guidance to over
fourteen countries in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA)
region on these reforms. World Bank assistance to ECA
countries ranges from advice on the design of energy sector
policies to understanding and mitigating poverty and social
impacts. This toolkit presents a practical guide to applying
the two sets of tools described above. Chapter two presents
a brief overview of the types of social and political
challenges in energy tariff reforms that motivate the use of
qualitative and stakeholder or political economy
assessments. Chapter three provides a step-by-step guide to
conducting qualitative assessments and stakeholder analyses
of energy tariff reforms based on the ECA experience. Annex
one contains Terms of Reference (TORs) for all analytical
tools described in the Toolkit. Annex two provides a
reference table to case studies of PEAs of energy subsidy
and tariff reforms conducted by the World Bank. |
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Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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Tools to Understand Social Issues in Energy Tariff and Subsidy Reforms in Europe and Central Asia |
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tools to understand social issues in energy tariff and subsidy reforms in europe and central asia |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24646072/tools-understand-social-issues-energy-tariff-subsidy-reforms-europe-central-asia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22095 |
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