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Impact

START DATE

June 2011

END DATE

December 2031

STATUS

Ongoing

PROJECT OFFICE

Zambia

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

Ministry of Tourism, Environme

DONORS

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

Australian Agency for Int'l Development

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY

GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY

UN INSITUTION FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH

UNDP Funding Windows

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

United Photovoltaics Group Limited

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$4,526,858

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2012$59,716

2013$349,853

2014$433,486

2015$268,670

2016$469,708

2017$305,327

2018$352,310

2019$310,542

2020$243,914

2021$475,129

2022$239,445

2023$95,518

2024$675

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