Rural Energy Development Programme
The Rural Energy Development Programme (REDP) is a joint initiative of the Government of Nepal (GoN), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank (WB), operational in more than 300 remote rural communities in 25 hilly districts of Nepal. The programme provides support at community, district and central levels for the enhancement of rural livelihoods through promotion of rural energy systems, particularly community managed micro hydro systems, which serve as an entry point for social, economic and environmental development.
Full Evaluation:
Area of Evaluation:
Mitigation
Thematic Cluster:
Sustainable community development
Theme of Evaluation:
Renewable Energy
GEF Funding:
No
Level of Evaluation:
Country
Region:
South Asia
Type of Evaluation:
Final Evaluation
Institution:
UNDP
Year of Evaluation:
2007