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Electricity Supply in Khartoum: the planned, the delivered, the experienced
As the first step in rethinking infrastructure configurations and their alternatives, this thesis aims at looking into the existing policy framework that governs electricity supply in Khartoum, its implementation and how it's experienced by Khartoum's residents. By zooming into one locality in Khart...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2022
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