Inclusive energy solutions in refugee camps

Sarah Rosenberg-Jansen (), Tracy Tunge and Timothy Kayumba
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Sarah Rosenberg-Jansen: University of Oxford
Tracy Tunge: Practical Action UK
Timothy Kayumba: Practical Action Rwanda

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 12, 990-992

Abstract: Delivering renewable energy solutions in humanitarian settings that meet the needs of refugees is highly challenging. Inclusive design — engaging refugee communities, humanitarian agencies and the private sector — is a promising approach that offers substantial improvements in delivering energy access for refugees.

Date: 2019
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