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  Russian Federation

  UNESCO Chair in Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification (192), established in 1997 at the All-Russian Research Institute for Electrification of Agriculture (Russian Federation)
 

Fields / Disciplines

Renewable energy.


Objectives

To promote and implement an integrated system of research, information and documentation activities in the field of renewable energy for rural development, including training and retraining and technology transfer for developing countries.


Host Institution

All-Russian Research Institute for Electrification of Agriculture.


Partnership

In the Russian Federation :
Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
Ministry of Agriculture and Food Production.
State Committeee of Science and Technology.
Moscow Power Engineering Institute. Website
Moscow State University. Website


UNESCO Sector/Office responsible for the Chair/Network

Natural Sciences


Documents
Progress Report 1999 (short version)
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Progress Report 2000 (short version)
Period of activity: January 2000 to June 2001 - More

  
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