Brief
Tracking Progress Toward Sustainable Energy for All in Sub-Saharan Africa
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https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/17135
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Live Wire
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Portale, Elisa
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de Wit, Joeri
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2014-09-25T22:20:13Z
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2014-09-25T22:20:13Z
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2014-09-22
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2021-06-14T10:24:07Z
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In declaring 2012 the
'International Year of Sustainable Energy for
All,' the UN General Assembly established three global
objectives to be accomplished by 2030: to ensure universal
access to modern energy services, to double the 2010 share
of renewable energy in the global energy mix, and to double
the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency relative
to the period 1990-2010 (SE4ALL 2012). The SE4ALL objectives
are global, with individual countries setting their own
national targets in a way that is consistent with the
overall spirit of the initiative. Because countries differ
greatly in their ability to pursue the three objectives,
some will make more rapid progress in one area while others
will excel elsewhere, depending on their respective starting
points and comparative advantages as well as on the
resources and support that they are able to marshal. To
sustain momentum for the achievement of the SE4ALL
objectives, a means of charting global progress to 2030 is
needed. The World Bank and the International energy agency
led a consor¬tium of 15 international agencies to establish
the SE4ALL Global Tracking Framework (GTF), which provides a
system for regular global reporting, based on rigorous, yet
practical, given available databases, technical measures.
This note is based on that frame¬work (World Bank 2014).
SE4ALL will publish an updated version of the GTF in 2015.
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/20227761/tracking-progress-toward-sustainable-energy-all-sub-saharan-africa
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20250
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English
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Live Wire, 2014/33
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dc.rights |
CC BY 3.0 IGO
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World Bank
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/
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dc.subject |
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY
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ACCESS TO ENERGY
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ACCESS TO ENERGY SERVICES
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ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY
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AIR POLLUTION
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dc.subject |
APPROACH
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dc.subject |
BIOGAS
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BIOMASS CONSUMPTION
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BOTTOM LINE
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BRIQUETTES
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COAL
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COMBUSTION
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COMBUSTION OF FUELS
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dc.subject |
COOKING
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ELECTRIFICATION
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EMISSIONS
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ENERGY ACCESS
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dc.subject |
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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dc.subject |
ENERGY DATA
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dc.subject |
ENERGY DEMAND
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dc.subject |
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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dc.subject |
ENERGY INTENSITY
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dc.subject |
ENERGY INTENSIVE
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dc.subject |
ENERGY MIX
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dc.subject |
ENERGY SAVINGS
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dc.subject |
ENERGY SECTOR
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ENERGY SUPPLIES
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dc.subject |
ENERGY-INTENSIVE INDUSTRY
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dc.subject |
FOREST RESIDUES
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dc.subject |
FUEL
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dc.subject |
FUELS
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dc.subject |
GASEOUS FUELS
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GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
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dc.subject |
GLOBAL ENERGY MIX
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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
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dc.subject |
HEATING
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dc.subject |
HEATING FUELS
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dc.subject |
HYDRO RESOURCES
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dc.subject |
HYDROPOWER
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dc.subject |
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY
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KEROSENE
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dc.subject |
MODERN WORLD
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dc.subject |
PELLETS
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dc.subject |
PETROLEUM
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PETROLEUM GAS
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dc.subject |
PIPELINE
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dc.subject |
POWER
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dc.subject |
PRIMARY ENERGY
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dc.subject |
PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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dc.subject |
PRIMARY ENERGY SAVINGS
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dc.subject |
PRIMARY ENERGY SUPPLY
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dc.subject |
RENEWABLE ENERGY
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dc.subject |
RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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dc.subject |
RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES
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dc.subject |
RENEWABLE RESOURCE
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RENEWABLE RESOURCES
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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
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dc.subject |
SMOKE
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SOLAR ENERGY
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dc.subject |
SOLID FUELS
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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
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TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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TOTAL PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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TRADITIONAL BIOMASS
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dc.subject |
WASTE
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dc.subject |
WIND
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dc.title |
Tracking Progress Toward
Sustainable Energy for All in Sub-Saharan Africa
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dc.type |
Brief
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okr.date.disclosure |
2014-09-23
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okr.doctype |
Publications & Research :: Brief
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okr.doctype |
Publications & Research
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okr.docurl |
http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/20227761/tracking-progress-toward-sustainable-energy-all-sub-saharan-africa
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okr.globalpractice |
Environment and Natural Resources
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okr.globalpractice |
Energy and Extractives
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okr.globalpractice |
Energy and Extractives
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yes
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okr.identifier.externaldocumentum |
090224b084e7e914_4_0
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okr.identifier.internaldocumentum |
20227761
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okr.identifier.report |
90891
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okr.language.supported |
en
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http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2014/09/23/000333037_20140923103932/Rendered/PDF/908910BRI0Box300note0series02014033.pdf
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okr.region.administrative |
Africa
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okr.region.administrative |
Africa
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okr.region.country |
Africa
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okr.topic |
Energy :: Energy Demand
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okr.topic |
Energy :: Energy and Environment
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okr.topic |
Power and Energy Conversion
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okr.topic |
Energy :: Energy Production and Transportation
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okr.topic |
Environment :: Environment and Energy Efficiency
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okr.unit |
Energy & Extractives - Sector (GEEES)
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