And then they lived sustainably ever after?--Assessment of rural electrification cases by means of indicators

By Elisabeth Ilskog, B. Kjellström. 2008

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Subfields: Pollution, Sociology and Political Science

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Women’s empowerment through electricity access: scoping study and proposal for a framework of analysis (2017, background): “…out by the public sector, NGOs and community-based arrangements and not on privately owned systems, though there are exceptions (CRGGE 2006, 56; Ilskog and Kjellström 2008).26 The few studies that looked at the impact of price (and subsidy schemes) on women’s access found that this mattered in…”
Review of Alternative Methodologies for Analysing Off-Grid Electricity Supply (2012, methodology): “The paper considered that “the technical sustainability is facilitated if the technical infrastructure locally available meets the requirements of the technology installed, if the technology used can provide the service needed and if favourable technical performance to low costs for the services” Il”
Assessing rural energy sustainability in developing countries (2014, background): “The linkage of modern energy access to development and the environment is well-known and considered a central element in the debate on sustainable development (IAEA, 2005; IEA, 2011; Ilskog and Kjellström, 2008; Rehman et al., 2012; UNSD, 1991).”
Evaluation of choices for sustainable rural electrification in developing countries: A multicriteria approach (2013, methodology): “Ilskog and Kjellström (2008) evaluated a rural electrification case using 31 indicators, with all the indicators having the same weight and each indicator scored on 1-7 scale, while 7 representing the best performance.”
A review of multi criteria decision making (MCDM) towards sustainable renewable energy development (2017, background): “In context to developing nations authors in [21,114] have presented a total of 39 performance indicators (technical, economical, social, environmental and institutional) which can be used for efficient designing of electrification system.”