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Conclusion: Overcoming Barriers to Decentralized Energy Systems in India, anthropological dimension of energy demand and (2) recognition of energy poverty as the central theme in all policy designs for the rural electricity sector. Policy instrumentalities need to build upon three conceptions in respect of rural electrification (.) and energy poverty (.): (1) constitutiv

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