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Low carbon energy transitions for informal settlements: a case study of iShack South Africa
The majority of informal settlements in South Africa do not have access to reliable, safe, and clean energy. Infrastructural constraints, poor service delivery, the inapt application of policy, and the financial constraints of those living in informal settlements all contribute towards this problem...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2018
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