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Question: Implementation of normative structure in rural electrification projects
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Implementation of normative structure in rural electrification projects
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Which norms can be applied to make rural electrification projects better suitable for evaluation? How can these norms be implemented?
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Mini-grid
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| Country:
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Colombia
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| Answer:
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Dear Johanna, let me share you the norms edited by AFSEC for African coutries. Best regards. Hary
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