The Norwegian support to Liberia’s energy sector was initiated in 2007 through funding to the Emergency Power Program (EPP) II. The cooperation was expanded in 2010 when Norway entered into 4 cooperation agreements related to electricity generation, distribution and transmission; energy planning and institutional development.
The first part of this report presents a quantitative and qualitative description of the situation in the Liberian energy sector pre‐project implementation. These data have been gathered and systemized to allow for future cost‐benefit analyses and impact assessments. The second part of the report presents a system for Result Based Management (RBM) of the Norwegian supported energy projects in Liberia, including mechanisms for monitoring, reporting and evaluation of the projects.

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