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Frugal engineering: Optimising utility operations with low-cost sensors in developing countries

Are we on the path to sustainable health electrification? Lessons from remote power quality and reliability monitoring at health facilities in Sierra Leone

Policy brief Sustainable Growth and Energy

This policy brief highlights policies that can bridge power quality and reliability data gaps and standards in Sierra Leone, to better understand sustainable healthcare electrification investments.

Authors

Alexandra Wall

Project Manager, nLine

Olufolahan Osunmuyiwa

Global Partnerships and Project Manager, nLine
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Themes
Sustainable Growth Energy
Countries
Sierra Leone
Regions
West Africa Africa