Capacity building for a reforming African power sector
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Capacity building for a reforming African power sector
(African energy policy research series)
Zed Books in association with African Energy Policy Research Network (AFREPREN), 2002
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 264-281) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Capacity building for the power sector is an important national responsibility, which Governments in Africa need to seriously address. The inability of Governments to mobilize the required level of investment and commitment to the development and retention of a wide array of skills needed by the power sector is, in part, responsible for many of the difficulties that are faced by the region's electricity industry.
Under the aegis of the AFREPREN Capacity Building Theme Group, a regional study and four country studies (Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Ethiopia and South Africa) addressed the capacity building question in the African power sector. This volume presents the findings of the studies.
The studies analyse issues of manpower recruitment, training and retention in national power utilities. They also highlight the challenges and implications of capacity building initiatives in a reforming electricity industry and propose innovative options for capacity building in the region's power sector.
目次
PART I INTRODUCTION - Stephen Karekezi
PART II. CAPACITY BUILDING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN POWER UTILITIES - Stephen Karekezi and John Kimani
Brief Regional Profile
1. Introduction
2. Capacity Building in the Power Sector in Africa
3. Policy Options and Analysis
Appendices
3. MAURITIUS - Jay Baguant and Revin Panray Beeharry
Brief Country Profile
4. Country Background
5. Capacity Building in the Mauritian Power Sector
6. Policy Recommendations
Appendices
4. ETHIOPIA - Mengistu Teferra, with Gatachew Minas & W Wolde-Ghiorgis
Brief Country Profile
7. Country Background
8. The Power Sector in Ethiopia: an Overview
9. Capacity Building in Ethiopia's Power Sector
10. Policy Recommendations
Appendices
5. ZIMBABWE - Max Mapako
Brief Country Profile
11. Country Background
12. Capacity Building in the Energy Sector
13. Policy Options and Assessment
14. Conclusions and Recommendations
Appendices
6. SOUTH AFRICA - Peter Ngobese and Mankone Ntsaba
Brief Country Profile
15. Country Background
16. Capacity Building in the Power Sector
17. Policy Recommendations
Appendices
References
Index
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