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PUBLISHEDJanuary 1 2019
AUTHOR(S)ESMAP
ESMAP Annual Report 2018

ESMAP’s Annual Report 2018 represents a comprehensive summary of the breadth and reach of ESMAP’s portfolio of activities. It provides snapshots of concrete results to illustrate the impact of our work as we help countries strengthen the performance of their energy sectors. In 2018, ESMAP informed $8.6 billion in World Bank development financing and mobilized $7 billion in external financing. ESMAP also launched and disseminated key knowledge products to help shape global energy policy, trigger reform, and increase smart investments in the sector.

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