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VIII Assessing the Role and Relevance of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) in Global Sustainability Governance--Philipp Pattberg, Kacper Szulecki, Sander Chan, and Aysem Mert
VIII Assessing the Role and Relevance of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) in Global Sustainability Governance--Philipp Pattberg, Kacper Szulecki, Sander Chan, and Aysem Mert
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Subsequently, we provide a brief analysis of the actual implementation process before we assess the effectiveness of the partnership based on expert interviews, document studies and quantitative information contained in the Global Sustainability Partnerships Database (GSPD)
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are subcontracted independent organizations, with the exception of South East Asia and Pacific RS is a dedicated REEEP representation financed by the Australian government. REEEP is a cooperative platform for more than 3,500 members, and 250 registered partners, among them 45 governmental actors (both national and subnational)
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This way resource allocation is efficient and the success rate of projects remains at a high level. Its current scale suggests that with such high levels of output, it definitely can have a considerable impact in the area of sustainable energy policy.
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