Constraints to Renewable Energy Development. In this context, the GoM has set specific objectives to achieve a rural electrification rate of 55% and a 10% contribution of renewable energy to the country's energy mix by 2015. Nonetheless, there are a number of major constraints to achieve these goals: Institutional: Coordination among proliferating agencies concerned with renewable energy development; weak planning processes; incomplete framework for public-private partnerships, in particular for utility scale IPPs. Economic and financial: Weak domestic financial institutions; high up-front cost of renewable energy technology; inadequate financial incentives to attract the private sector; weak canalization of finance from international sources for larger scale RE development.  Technical: Limited capacity of human resources in the sector. Limited studies and impact assessments on REs for electricity generation do not yet create adequate conditions for a robust, standardized and programmatic approach to Res.