Local energy-access needs
Investigate local needs and socio-economic conditions relevant to energy access.
Socio-economic Research & Energy Access
Energy Access — Socioeconomic Research in Bamyan and Parwan
Energy-access research in Bamyan and Parwan combining 60 surveys and ten key-informant interviews to examine local needs, socio-economic conditions and the policy context.
Project Overview
Local evidence for understanding energy access
Daira Sabz conducted socio-economic energy-access research in Bamyan and Parwan for Abdullah Jamal. The assignment combined 60 surveys with ten key-informant interviews to examine local needs and policy conditions.
- Project Title
- Energy Access — Socioeconomic Research in Bamyan and Parwan
- Location
- Bamyan and Parwan, Afghanistan
- Client / Partner
- Abdullah Jamal
- Sector
- Socio-economic Research & Energy Access
- Services Provided
- Local energy-access needs; Survey evidence; Key-informant perspectives
- Implemented By
- Daira Sabz Consulting & Engineering Group
Scope of Services
Socio-economic Research & Energy Access
Energy-access research in Bamyan and Parwan combining 60 surveys and ten key-informant interviews to examine local needs, socio-economic conditions and the policy context.
Survey evidence
Use 60 surveys to inform the research.
Key-informant perspectives
Draw on ten key-informant interviews to examine local needs and the policy context.
Research Approach
Connecting research questions with practical analysis
Daira Sabz conducted socio-economic energy-access research in Bamyan and Parwan for Abdullah Jamal. The assignment combined 60 surveys with ten key-informant interviews to examine local needs and policy conditions.
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Gather relevant evidence
Use the documented research scope to organise information on the assignment’s key questions.
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Analyse the study topics
Examine the evidence in relation to local conditions and the client’s information needs.
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Inform decisions
Bring findings together to support an informed understanding of needs, constraints and opportunities.
Research Coverage
Local evidence for understanding energy access
- Research coverage in Bamyan and Parwan.
- 60 surveys and ten key-informant interviews.
- Evidence on local energy-access needs and policy conditions.
Why It Matters
Local evidence for understanding energy access
Energy-access decisions benefit from understanding the social and economic conditions people face. Combining surveys with key-informant perspectives provides a grounded basis for analysing needs and policy conditions.
Relevant Expertise
Socio-economic Research & Energy Access
Daira Sabz provides similar services for:
- Development programmes and institutions
- Business and market development
Our relevant services include:
- Applied socio-economic and market research
- Field surveys and stakeholder interviews
- Needs and market assessments
Project Gallery
Project delivery in action
A selection of fieldwork, sampling, testing, and site activities completed during this assignment.
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