Summary

As part of the wave of liberalization sweeping most parts of the world, power sectors around the globe are coming under intense scrutiny, with some being restructured. This book presents six country case studies, (Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Uganda and Mauritius), to examine the process and implementation experiences of power sector reform in Sub-Saharan Africa. It also presents a cross-country comparison that discusses the reform paths and strategies chosen by the different countries. An assessment is also made of how relevant the lessons from these experiences are to the rest of Subsaharan Africa.