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Energy Center Library| Other Resources | Afghan-French-German Ongoing Energy Projects
Afghan-French-German Ongoing Energy Projects The Afghan-French-German Energy Initiative was born at a side-event of the 2004 Renewable Energy conference in Bonn, Germany and signed in Kabul on May 14, 2004. There, it was agreed upon establishing a close cooperation between the three governments aimed at improving access to electricity of rural population in Afghanistan. Representatives of the three countries, including then- Deputy Minister of the Afghan Ministry of Energy and Water, Dr. Ghulam Jelis, signed the agreement to put in place different projects to reach the objectives: ?[?] The Afghan-French-German Energy Initiative aims to improve the energy access for the rural population in Afghanistan through trilateral coordinated action.
The main components are:
Since foundation, the AFGEI has successfully cooperated in rural energy supply and energy efficiency:
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Strategy development for sustainable energy utilization in rural Afghanistan
