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Energy/Infrastructure

January/February 2014

Energy/Infrastructure

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Insights from Administrator Rajiv Shah

Energy

A laborer works on a USAID-funded power plant at Caracol Industrial Park in northern Haiti, April 2012.

Pooling Resources to Bring Power to the Developing World

USAID economic growth chief Eric Postel explains how the Agency is working with the private sector and other government agencies to find long-term solutions to energy and infrastructure needs.

Making a Power(ful) Impact on Ethiopia

Electricity Sparks Life into Northern Haiti

Q&A: Andy Herscowitz Talks Power Africa

Power to the People: Streamlining “Getting Electricity” in Mongolia

Your Voice: Looking Back (and Down) Provides Perspective on Pakistan Aid

Powering Up Afghanistan

Lighting the Lives of the Rural Poor

Renewable Energy for Rural Colombia

Infrastructure

Samuel Maingi climbs Orange DadaabNet training tower.

DadaabNet: Wiring the World’s Largest Refugee Camp

High-speed Internet network supported by USAID during one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises delivers hope, connects aid agencies and refugees in eastern Kenya.