Zimbabwe: Energy Poverty Takes Many Forms but Policy Only Looks At One ...Middle East

[The Conversation Africa] Around the world, many countries measure energy poverty by looking at income. They define energy poverty in terms of how much of a household's budget is used up by energy consumption. For example, if a household spends more than 10% of its income on domestic energy needs, it's considered energy poor.

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