Capacity Building for a Reforming African Power Sector Teferra, Mengistu ed.

Karekezi, Stephen
Zed Books
Year of publishing: 2002
Place of publishing: London
ISBN: 1842772384
Language: English
Series: first

Pod záštitou AFREPREN (African Energy Policy Research Network) vznikla jedna regionální studie a čtyři případové studie zemí (Zimbabwe, Mauricius, Etiopie a JAR), které se zabývají otázkou budování kapacit v energetickém sektoru. Kniha prezentuje výsledky výzkumu a analyzuje otázky spojené s náborem zaměstnanců, školení a uchování technického vybavení v národních energetických službách. Zmiňuje také některé výzvy a důsledky iniciativ, které se zabývají budováním kapacit v oblasti reformy energetického průmyslu.

Under the aegis of the African Energy Policy Research Network (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 analyze 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.

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