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COPYRIGHT NOTICEAll IAEA scientific
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IAEA Library Cataloguing in Publica
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agency report. Their work also bene
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progress towards sustainability. Fi
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2. BACKGROUNDSince the publication
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presented in this report. A short d
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In the 2004 edition of the World En
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3. ENERGY INDICATORS FOR SUSTAINABL
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EconomicTheme Sub-theme Energy Indi
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EnvironmentalTheme Sub-theme Energy
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income. Inadequate equipment and ve
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the cost of delivery are necessary
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Paradoxically, the economic and env
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might be collected by another, or t
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4.3. Priorities and Approaches for
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(b) Relevance to Sustainable Develo
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• IEA, various editions. Energy S
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(b) National and International Data
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energy availability and affordabili
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Proceedings of a Technical Committe
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REFERENCES• IEA, various editions
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geography and the structure of the
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(b) Relevance to Sustainable Develo
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• UNSD, various editions. Energy
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ECO6: Industrial energy intensities
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Units: toe for final energy and kWh
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other inputs, etc). These factors a
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(d) International Targets/Recommend
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oilers and new electric appliances
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