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elahi (aFteG), and tom harding-newman (iFc).
contributions from outside the world bank Group were received from r. Gordon bloomquist, 
benedikt Steingrímsson, bjarni richter, Sigþór Jóhannesson, ingvar birgir Friðleifsson, 
kristján b. Ólafsson, Vince Perez, karl Gawell, alejandro Peraza Garcia, roger henneberger, 
enrique lima, akin oduolowu, John lund and margret kroyer.
the financial and technical support by eSmaP is gratefully acknowledged. eSmaP—a global 
knowledge and technical assistance trust fund administered by the world bank—assists de-
veloping countries in their efforts to increase know-how and institutional capacity to achieve 
environmentally sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic growth. 
eSmaP is governed and funded by the consultative Group (cG) comprised of official bilat-
eral donors and multilateral institutions, representing australia, austria, denmark, Finland, 
France, Germany, iceland, lithuania, the netherlands, norway, Sweden, the United kingdom