Optimizing UN resources for the development of Africa's energy sector
Abstract
Since no UN agency or program has the prime responsibility for energy development, and due to their crosscutting nature, several UN agencies have energy activities as part of their work programs. While all
UN agencies can potentially play active roles in UN-Energy/Africa, the following are the current active members of the collaborative mechanism.
Citation
“Moulot, Jacques; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa; New Partnership for Africa's Development (2007). Optimizing UN resources for the development of Africa's energy sector. Addis Ababa :. © UN.ECA,. http://hdl.handle.net/10855/18864”Collections
- Natural Resources Management [2608]
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