Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project
Electrification can be a significant driver for improving livelihoods in rural communities. In rural Mali, where more than 80 percent of the country’s population lives, the electrification rate is only 15 percent. Increasing access to electricity i...
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okr-10986-234882021-04-23T14:04:15Z Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project World Bank COMMUNITIES RISKS GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP POVERTY LINE SUPERVISION RURAL COMMUNITIES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT GRID CONNECTIONS PROCUREMENT DROUGHT VOLATILITY INSTALLATION PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS INCOME FLUORESCENT LAMPS RATE OF RETURN ELECTRICITY ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY ACTIVITIES GENERATION RURAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS TECHNICAL EXPERTISE CLEAN ENERGY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MONITORING HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES HEALTH TRANSMISSION CAPACITY BUILDING RURAL PRIVATE SECTOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY PROJECTS PROJECT SUBSIDY COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS PRICE MARKET VERIFICATION RURAL POPULATION RURAL POOR CONFLICT OUTPUT ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOOD INSECURITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK BUSINESS INVESTMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY PERFORMANCE TARIFF DISTRIBUTION NETWORK BUSINESS PLANS MARKET DEMAND OUTPUTS DEMOCRACY TARGETS ELECTRIFICATION LOCALITIES SOCIAL COHESION WATER SITES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION INVESTMENTS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS COMMUNICATION POOR COMMUNITY GRID CONNECTION RENEWABLE ENERGY CUSTOMERS PHOTO IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES DIESEL KEROSENE REMOTE AREAS SERVICE DUE DILIGENCE GRID EXPANSION SUBSIDIES APPROACH INNOVATIONS USER TECHNICAL STANDARDS SERVICE PROVIDERS DESIGN ENERGY POOR HOUSEHOLDS Electrification can be a significant driver for improving livelihoods in rural communities. In rural Mali, where more than 80 percent of the country’s population lives, the electrification rate is only 15 percent. Increasing access to electricity in rural Mali is crucial for economic development, social cohesion, and reconstruction following the country’s recent period of conflict, political instability, and food insecurity. This note discusses an innovative output-based aid (OBA) project in rural Mali, the first such project in the energy sector to support development of mini-grids on a large scale. The project complements an innovative hybrid-system model supported by the International Development Association (IDA) and climate investment funds and scaling up renewable energy in low income countries program (SREP) to expand rural access to modern energy services and increase renewable generation. 2015-12-22T19:12:02Z 2015-12-22T19:12:02Z 2015-06 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/24992005/output-based-aid-mali-rural-electrification-hybrid-system-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23488 English en_US OBApproaches,note no. 45; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa Mali |
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COMMUNITIES RISKS GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP POVERTY LINE SUPERVISION RURAL COMMUNITIES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT GRID CONNECTIONS PROCUREMENT DROUGHT VOLATILITY INSTALLATION PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS INCOME FLUORESCENT LAMPS RATE OF RETURN ELECTRICITY ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY ACTIVITIES GENERATION RURAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS TECHNICAL EXPERTISE CLEAN ENERGY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MONITORING HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES HEALTH TRANSMISSION CAPACITY BUILDING RURAL PRIVATE SECTOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY PROJECTS PROJECT SUBSIDY COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS PRICE MARKET VERIFICATION RURAL POPULATION RURAL POOR CONFLICT OUTPUT ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOOD INSECURITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK BUSINESS INVESTMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY PERFORMANCE TARIFF DISTRIBUTION NETWORK BUSINESS PLANS MARKET DEMAND OUTPUTS DEMOCRACY TARGETS ELECTRIFICATION LOCALITIES SOCIAL COHESION WATER SITES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION INVESTMENTS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS COMMUNICATION POOR COMMUNITY GRID CONNECTION RENEWABLE ENERGY CUSTOMERS PHOTO IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES DIESEL KEROSENE REMOTE AREAS SERVICE DUE DILIGENCE GRID EXPANSION SUBSIDIES APPROACH INNOVATIONS USER TECHNICAL STANDARDS SERVICE PROVIDERS DESIGN ENERGY POOR HOUSEHOLDS |
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COMMUNITIES RISKS GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP POVERTY LINE SUPERVISION RURAL COMMUNITIES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT GRID CONNECTIONS PROCUREMENT DROUGHT VOLATILITY INSTALLATION PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS INCOME FLUORESCENT LAMPS RATE OF RETURN ELECTRICITY ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY ACTIVITIES GENERATION RURAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS TECHNICAL EXPERTISE CLEAN ENERGY SERVICES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MONITORING HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES HEALTH TRANSMISSION CAPACITY BUILDING RURAL PRIVATE SECTOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY PROJECTS PROJECT SUBSIDY COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS PRICE MARKET VERIFICATION RURAL POPULATION RURAL POOR CONFLICT OUTPUT ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOOD INSECURITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK BUSINESS INVESTMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY PERFORMANCE TARIFF DISTRIBUTION NETWORK BUSINESS PLANS MARKET DEMAND OUTPUTS DEMOCRACY TARGETS ELECTRIFICATION LOCALITIES SOCIAL COHESION WATER SITES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION INVESTMENTS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS COMMUNICATION POOR COMMUNITY GRID CONNECTION RENEWABLE ENERGY CUSTOMERS PHOTO IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES DIESEL KEROSENE REMOTE AREAS SERVICE DUE DILIGENCE GRID EXPANSION SUBSIDIES APPROACH INNOVATIONS USER TECHNICAL STANDARDS SERVICE PROVIDERS DESIGN ENERGY POOR HOUSEHOLDS World Bank Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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Electrification can be a significant
driver for improving livelihoods in rural communities. In
rural Mali, where more than 80 percent of the country’s
population lives, the electrification rate is only 15
percent. Increasing access to electricity in rural Mali is
crucial for economic development, social cohesion, and
reconstruction following the country’s recent period of
conflict, political instability, and food insecurity. This
note discusses an innovative output-based aid (OBA) project
in rural Mali, the first such project in the energy sector
to support development of mini-grids on a large scale. The
project complements an innovative hybrid-system model
supported by the International Development Association (IDA)
and climate investment funds and scaling up renewable energy
in low income countries program (SREP) to expand rural
access to modern energy services and increase renewable generation. |
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Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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Output-Based Aid in Mali Rural Electrification Hybrid System Project |
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output-based aid in mali rural electrification hybrid system project |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/24992005/output-based-aid-mali-rural-electrification-hybrid-system-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23488 |
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