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Less than 1% of the households in the district have access to electricity.
Rural women now have access to electricity through communal diesel powered generators.
National electrification is a priority,as only 5 per cent of households have access to electricity.
Only a very small proportion of the population have access to electricity, sanitation and clean running water in their homes;
In Papua New Guineain the Pacific subregion, only 10 per cent of households have access to electricity.
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Only 46 per cent of rural households have access to electricity, compared with 89 per cent in cities.
The report acknowledges(CEDAW/C/COM/1-4, para. 196) that 90 per cent of the population nationwide does not have access to"safe" drinking water, anda mere 37.8 per cent of households nationwide have access to electricity.
Currently, none have access to electricity networks and just about half are connected to water networks.
In contrast to developing countries, almost all citizens of ECE countries have access to electricity or commercial energy.
In some sub-Saharan countries, less than 5 per cent of rural populations have access to electricity:(a) Ethiopia(2 per cent);(b) Malawi, Mali and Uganda(2.5 per cent); and(c) Kenya and Zambia(3.5 per cent) World Bank African Development Indicators, 2006.
The total electric power generated was 13,668.04 million kwh, an increase of 11% compared to the previous year.In the country 6,266 villages or 74.77% of all villages are electrified while more than 87% households have access to electricity.
Only 25% of the extremely poor have access to electricity, as compared to 66% of the non-poor.
In 1990, the Government promulgated a special legislative act, known as the Rural Electrification Project, as a result of which 98 per cent of the Kingdom's population, including the nomadic communities,now have access to electricity services.
As a result of these programs, women have access to electricity to support adult literacy programs.
Any village that does not fulfill these criteria is considered to be a rural village: there is a market in the village; there is a road for motor vehicles to access the village; the village lies in the municipal vicinity where the district or provincial authority is located;the majority of households in the village have access to electricity; there is a tap water supply to most of the houses.
For example, Cuba, where 97.7 per cent of the population have access to electricity, has put in place a new energy policy with two major objectives: increasing efficiency in the production and consumption of electricity to reduce cost, and increasing renewable energy sources in the generation of electricity. .
Although 85 per cent of villages are electrified,only 31 per cent of rural households have access to electricity. Four hundred million people lack access to electricity and are therefore forced to use traditional, inefficient and polluting energy sources, thus jeopardizing their health and depleting natural resources.
Moreover, approximately only 19% of population in Zambia has access to electricity.
Three quarters of our urban population has access to electricity.
In addition, only about 1 per cent of the population has access to electricity.
A study carried out by UNHCR and the World Bank on Afghanistan showed that only one third of the internally displaced persons surveyed had access to electricity, adequate supplies and sanitation facilities.
Only 14 per cent of African and21 per cent of Asian least developed countries population has access to electricity.
Expansion of mobile telephone and Internet services was a promising development, but less than a third of the population in least developed countries had access to electricity.
Per cent of discrete communities in 2001 had access to electricity compared to 72 per cent of those communities in 1992; and.
Globally, 85.3 per cent of the population had access to electricity in 2014, an increase of only 0.3 percentage points since 2012.
Kyrgyzstan is sufficiently high: a legacy of the Soviet period is that more than 99% of population has access to electricity independent of income level.
Only one fifth of the African population had access to electricity compared to half in South Asia and more than four fifths in Latin America.
Overall, only 30 per cent of Africans had access to electricity(12 per cent in rural areas), about 6 per cent to water and sanitation, and only 13 per cent to telecommunications.
About 97 per cent of our population has access to clean water, andabout 70 per cent of people in urban centres has access to electricity, while the Government's rural electrification programme has so far covered about 15 per cent of rural areas.
Only 16 per cent of the population of least developed countries has access to electricity, compared with 53 per cent of the population of developing countries and 99 per cent of the population of countries members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD.