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TDB Group’s Trade and Development Fund and World Bank Group Advance Energy Access in Africa Through Five New Grant Agreements Under the Ascent Programme is sponsored by Trade and Development Bank (TDB) Group and World Bank Group. Supports clean cooking and distributed renewable energy solutions across eight African countries to expand access to affordable, reliable, and clean energy.
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TDB Group’s Trade and Development Fund and World Bank Group Advance Energy Access in Africa Through Five New Grant Agreements Under the Ascent Programme is funded by Trade and Development Bank (TDB) Group and World Bank Group. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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