National Energy Survey (Mtf) in Mozambique Tender, Angola - 108944627

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Country : Angola

Summary : National Energy Survey (Mtf) in Mozambique

Deadline : 28 Oct 2024

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TOT Ref.No.: 108944627

Document Ref. No. : 0002011904

Financier : World Bank (WB)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Mozambique-s infrastructure access (to electricity and clean cooking)is among the lowest in Africa. Energy access to electricity and clean cooking remains low, with significant rural-urban disparities. The ruralelectricity access rate is estimated at 8 percent, against 72 percent inurban areas. Only 4 percent of the population in Mozambique have access toclean cooking solutions, all of which are concentrated in urban areas (12percent in urban areas and 0 percent in rural areas). Clean fuels such as liquified petroleum gas (LPG) and electricity are mostly concentrated inthe cities and used by higher-income households. Biomass fuels remain the main energy source, with charcoal being the preferred fuel in most urban andperi-urban areas and firewood preferred in rural areas. Environmental andsanitary issues from solid fuel stoves, such as eye problems and respiratorydiseases, disproportionately affect women and girls. ENERGY SURVEYBASED ON THE MULTI-TIER FRAMEWORK In consultation with multiple development partners, the Electricity Sector Management Assistance Program of the World Bank (ESMAP-World Bank) developed the Multi-Tier Framework (MTF) tomonitor and evaluate energy access by following a multidimensional criterion. The MTF redefines energy access by replacing the traditional binarycount with a multi-dimensional definition as “the ability to avail energy thatis adequate, available when needed, reliable, of good quality, convenient, affordable, formal, healthy and safe for all required energy services acrosshouseholds.” Based on the definition, the MTF approachmeasures energy access provided by any technology or fuel at different levels. Energyaccess is measured in the tiered spectrum, from Tier 0, indicating no access, to Tier 5, the highest level of access (Bhatia and Angelou 2015). Grounded in the MTF, a global energy survey wasdeveloped to capture countries- energy access situations. By 2023, ESMAP-World Bank carried out an energy survey examining households, commu...

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