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Energy efficiency management in Ugandan SMEs: assessing the role of behaviour

Never, Babette (2015)
Mitarbeiter sonstige

The human factor in energy efficiency: lessons from developing countries

Pegels, Anna / Aurelia Figueroa / Babette Never (2015)
Buchveröffentlichungen

Social norms, trust and control of power theft in Uganda: does bulk metering work for MSEs?

Never, Babette (2015)
Externe Publikationen

Ostafrikas „Highway to Oil“

Kappel, Robert / Babette Never (2015)
Die aktuelle Kolumne, 23. Januar 2015

In Uganda, Kenia und Tansania ist die Öl- und Gaseuphorie ausgebrochen. Im Februar 2015 wird die ugandische Regierung entscheiden, wer die einzige Raffinerie des Landes bauen darf.

Societal cost-of-illness in patients with borderline personality disorder on year before, during and after dialectical behavior therapy in routine outpatient care

Wagner, Til / Thomas Fydrich / Christian Stiglmayr / Paul Marschall / Hans-Joachim Salize / Babette Renneberg / Steffen Flessa / Stefan Roelpke (2014)
Externe Publikationen

Workshop

Tackling Energy Behaviours: Insights from Developing Country Firms and Households

Bonn, 25. November 2014

The Workshop “Tackling Energy Behaviours: Insights from Developing Country Firms and Households” was hosted by the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) in Bonn on 25 November 2014. It brought together researchers and practitioners in the fields of behavioural economics and energy efficiency,…

Uganda: Strom oder Tourismus?

Never, Babette (2014)
Die aktuelle Kolumne, 07. Juli 2014

In den nächsten Wochen entscheiden die ugandische Umweltaufsichtsbehörde und die Weltbank hinter verschlossenen Türen über die Größe eines geplanten Wasserkraftwerkes an den Isimba Falls am Weißen Nil.

Making energy efficiency pro-poor: insights from behavioural economics for policy design

Never, Babette (2014)
Discussion Paper 11/2014

This paper reviews the current state of the art in behavioural economics and its applications to energy efficiency in developing countries. Taking energy efficient lighting in Ghana, Uganda and Rwanda as examples, it develops hypotheses on how behavioural factors can improve energy policy design.