Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
707524 The Electricity Journal 2006 10 Pages PDF
Abstract

Electricity access is already well established within the framework of human rights, either as an implicit attribute of a pre-existing right (such as non-discrimination or sustainable development) or explicitly in the context of eliminating discrimination against women. There is also broad acknowledgement by states of the desirability of eliminating energy poverty – for all, but particularly for the rural poor, and women.

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