Productive use of energy in women-owned enterprises: A multi-disciplinary approach towards understanding clean energy access in Africa

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environment and energy

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GAD

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Pol

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Productive use; Energy access; Entrepreneurship; Gender; Women entrepreneurs; Renewable energy; Multi-Tier Framework Productive use Energy access Entrepreneurship Gender Women entrepreneurs Renewable energy Multi-Tier Framework

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