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Data from the Institute of Environment and Water Resources (Instituto de Energia e Meio Ambiente - IEMA), documenting electric energy access across the Amazon region. This dataset provides comprehensive information on populations without access to electric energy throughout the Legal Amazon in 2018, offering critical insights into energy poverty and infrastructure gaps in the region.
The IEMA dataset is particularly valuable for understanding energy access disparities in the Amazon, including remote communities, indigenous territories, and areas with limited infrastructure development.
The IEMA dataset includes:
The Legal Amazon encompasses: - 9 Full States: Amazonas, Roraima, Acre, Amazonas, Rondônia, Mato Grosso, Amapá, Pará, Maranhão - Partial Coverage: Parts of Maranhão and other states - Total Area: Approximately 5.5 million square kilometers - Population Focus: Amazon-dwelling populations with particular attention to vulnerable groups
The dataset addresses multiple aspects of energy poverty: - Access Type: Grid connection vs. off-grid solutions - Reliability: Service quality and availability - Affordability: Connection costs and monthly tariffs - Geographic Barriers: Remote location and access challenges - Population Characteristics: Indigenous communities, rural settlements, urban poor
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"pt": Portuguese language"eng": English languageSince this dataset captures a single year (2018), it represents a snapshot rather than a time series. The cross-sectional nature means: - No Trend Analysis: Cannot track changes over time without merging with other sources - Temporal Stability: Conditions may have changed since 2018 - Recent Updates: Users may need to contact IEMA for more recent data
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