Utilities in Chad

In the late 1980s, public

kilowatt-hours of electricity and supplied 10.8 million cubic meters of water.^[1]

In N'Djamena the majority of households had access to water.

electrical appliances were beyond the means of most people, the consumption of power per household was low.^[1] The high cost of electricity also hindered the expansion of small- and medium-sized enterprises.^[1]

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