2017
DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/ddnhz
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The Natural and Infrastructural Capital Elements of Potential Post-Electrification Wealth Creation in Kenya

Abstract: While it is widely accepted that electricity is a "necessary but not sufficient condition" for development, there is little research that explores the conditions under which electrification might lead to wealth creation post-electrification. Using Kenya as a case study, this paper uses natural capital (NC) and infrastructural capital (IC) to compare the enabling environments of entrepreneur vs. government run off-grid electrification projects, explores the role that NC and IC can play in determining wealth cre… Show more

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