What does AREED stand for?

African Rural Energy Enterprise Development

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

CONTACT: African Rural Energy Enterprise Development, www.

Turning on the gas in Ghana

For example, the African Rural Energy Enterprise Development helps sustainable energy entrepreneurs in Ghana, Mali, Senegal, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia in such areas as business planning, management structuring, financial planning and start-up financing.

58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference: 'it's the right time for change'

3 million dollars will go to the African Rural Energy Enterprise Development (AREED) program, begun in 2000 by the UN Foundation and the UN Environment Programme.

Developing energy alternatives. (The Beat)