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The principal aims of the Development and Energy in Africa (DEA) project are:

	to identify and examine the developmental impacts of energy innovations and actions linked to improving energy access and poverty alleviation, and
	to use the information obtained to improve on-going and future energy interventions through the energy policy makers and institutions in the countries concerned.

The project is funded by the European Commission under its COOPENER programme, and co-financed by the Danish Government through URC, and the Netherlands Government through ECN.

Activities are implemented by a consortium of African partners in the target countries:
EECG Consultants Pty, Ltd (EECG), Botswana
KITE, Ghana
Mali-Folkecenter (MFC)
ENDA-Energy, Senegal
TaTEDO, Tanzania
Centre for Energy, Environment and Engineering Zambia Ltd. (CEEEZ)

The European consortium partners are:
Risø National Laboratory, Denmark
Energy Centre Netherlands (ECN)

Reference sheet (Intranet)

For further information contact:

Gordon Mackenzie, gordon.mackenzie@risoe.dk

UNEP Risoe Centre • Risoe DTU, Bldg. 142 • Frederiksborgvej 399 • P.O. Box 49 • DK 4000 Roskilde • Denmark

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