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Productive use (PU) is defined (for the purpose of this session) as any use of electricity that results in income generation or improves economic productivity from a public service. Implementation of PU programs can benefit…

The “Subsidy Matrix” was presented as a simple new tool for policy makers and practitioners in charge of designing or improving access subsidies. The matrix approach applies a systematic process to identify all relevant options for the…

The session provided an overview of new technologies and trends in off-grid electrification, both for mini-grids and stand-alone systems, and discussed current efforts in determining and promoting quality standards, particularly for low-…

The workshop received practitioners who presented various models on grid intensification using technical and managerial innovations for grid expansion, with special focus on peri-urban electrification. The workshop also discussed the type…

The session presents monitoring and evaluation tools and components that work and typical conclusions that can be drawn from evidence-based evaluation.

The two major universal substantive tasks of all economic regulators are setting maximum and minimum prices and minimum quality of service (technical and commercial) standards. The basic question for this session and any follow up AEI…