Examples of using Electrification programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Therefore, the electrification programmes focus on those zones.
It includes as well the introduction of solar lighting orphotovoltaic systems for rural electrification programmes.
Rural electrification programmes can also help promote the development of the energy sector and ensure greater export diversification.
Guidance to local governments in planning,implementing and managing electrification programmes for isolated rural communities.
Renewable fuels-based electrification programmes enable developing countries to contribute to global mitigation efforts in nationally appropriate ways.
Nevertheless, hundreds of millions of people were reached by rural electrification programmes in the past 20-30 years.
Support, with public funding, rural electrification programmes and the introduction of distribution of affordable liquefied petroleum gas for cooking in rural and urban areas;
Experience, however, has shown the limitations of grid-based rural electrification programmes in developing countries.
The project supports rural electrification programmes while stimulating economies of scale in the production of PV panels and building capacities in solar energy industries.
The availability of affordable energy has been credited with spurring the growth of rural areas in some developed countries following rural electrification programmes earlier this century.
The Secretary-General's report(A/54/123-E/1999/66) noted that rural electrification programmes in Benin had failed because they required capital-intensive technology.
Rural electrification programmes have typically concentrated on connecting rural villages and remote areas to a national grid often owned and operated by the Government.
The use of renewable energy is also at the core of many rural electrification programmes currently being pursued in many least developed countries.
That situation, which has been further compounded by the phasing out of subsidies and other developmental and promotional tools,explains the relative stagnation of investment in rural electrification programmes.
As with all interventions, decentralized rural electrification programmes have succeeded in some areas but failed for financial, political and social reasons in others.
By improving farmers' access to information and knowledge, and by increasing farm productivity, rural electrification programmes can safeguard their livelihoods.
For this purpose, Zimbabwe has introduced rural electrification programmes, identified alternative energy sources(solar and wind) and fuel-saving stoves to help combat land degradation.
Additional efforts should be directed towards making financing available and stimulating off-grid wind energy projects in remote communities,particularly in the context of rural electrification programmes in developing countries.
Policy options for increasing access to modern energy sources include rural electrification programmes and economic incentives to lower the relative cost of modern energy to households and firms.
Rural electrification programmes, using both conventional electrical grids and individual solar energy kits, had expanded the availability of electricity from 16 per cent of rural households in 1996 to 94 per cent in 2006.
In the area of energy, UN-Habitat will promote sustainable urban transport,especially for the poor, undertake energy efficiency audits of water utility companies and promote slum electrification programmes.
Policymakers managing rural electrification programmes must find a balance between the affordability of energy for users and the profitability of the service for private operators.
The attractiveness of solar PV home systems from the user's perspective is that the current capital costs of installing the systems,especially in rural electrification programmes, are heavily subsidized by government or donor agencies.
A major parameter to gauge the success of electrification programmes is whether or not initial investments have generated a developmental spiral that promotes self-sustainability beyond implementation time frames.
Energy policy shall pursue theobjectives of autonomy and realignment through the identification of sites for hydroelectric power generation and rural electrification programmes, taking into account the cost differentials linked to the geography of the Territory.
In fact, the implementation of electrification programmes over the past three decades has enabled the accumulation of enough empirical evidence to confirm the strong correlation between energy services, poverty reduction, and indeed the achievement of all the MDGs Modi et al., 2006.
The Group of 77 and China welcomed the progress in implementation of the World Solar Programme 1996-2005 and, in particular,the increased use of solar energy in rural electrification programmes, but reiterated the need for increased financing to promote the use of such energy.
While noting some of the efforts made by the State party to improve the livelihood of women andmen living in rural areas through, among others, its sanitation and rural electrification programmes, the Committee is concerned that women living in rural areas continue to have limited access to basic services, latrines, clean and safe drinking water, education, employment, health services, credit and loan facilities.
EEC: Rural Electrification Programme in the Dominican Republic based on renewable energy sources.
The Government of Cuba has been implementing an ambitious rural electrification programme in order to improve the living standards and productivity of rural populations.