Sustainable Energy for All in South Asia Potential, Challenges, and Solutions
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- World Bank, "undated". "South Asia Economic Focus, Fall 2014 : The Export Opportunity," World Bank Publications - Reports 20392, The World Bank Group.
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Energy; cross-cutting; socio-economic; economic growth; enhance job creation; poverty; modern energy; food security; environmental protection; global energy.;All these keywords.
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