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Building CompetitiveGreen Industrie
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ContentsForeword ..................
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AcknowledgmentsThis report was comm
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Photo: World Bank.FIGURE E1. Growth
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FIGURE E3. Top three regional oppor
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FIGURE E7. Areas for government sup
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Policy makers, in particular, must
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Other adaptation technologies (outs
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oad transport. What coverage there
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The Regional PictureThe regional op
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years, and heat and electricity fro
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populations with mini-grids, and de
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FIGURE 2.10. Size of the clean tech
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energy sources. India enjoys among
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TABLE 3.1. Activities in the value
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FIGURE 4.1. Solar PV value chainMaj
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Figure 4.3. CSP value chainMajor eq
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Figure 4.5. Sectors in which Indian
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Figure 4.9. Areas for government su
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SMEs focused on adapting or making
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Spectre International, also known a
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FIGURE 5.3. Investment in clean tec
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FIGURE 5.6. Most common barriers fa
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FIGURE 5.7. Areas for government su
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BOX 6.2. Drying food to cut post-ha
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Government Policy IsSupporting the
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tailored at small scales to increas
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BOX 6.5. SME opportunities in agrof
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Page 85 and 86: Country ContextThere is limited emp
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