1. 75% of the population, ie more than 11 million people, will have access by 2015 to a modern cooking service which will continue to be based on wood energy produced, transported and consumed in a sustainable manner. 95% of urban households, of which 31% will use butane gas as their primary cooking energy, will be reached by the objectives. 69% of rural areas will be served as a priority by access to sustainable wood and improved stoves. 2. 52% of rural populations living in localities with more than 1,500 inhabitants in 2015, i.e. 6.25 million people, will live in localities with the driving force to increase labor productivity and have access to modern community services. has. 35% of these populations will have access through electrification to mechanical motive power (multifunctional platform): 26% by electric platforms and 9% by platforms with diesel engines. b. 7% of rural populations living in localities with more than 1,500 inhabitants and not affected by electrification will be equipped by the national PTMF program. 3. 66% of the population, ie 8 million people residing in urban and rural areas, will have access to individual electrical service in 2015, ie: a. 88.5% of urban populations, or 3.6 million inhabitants; 3. 66% of the population, ie 8 million people residing in urban and rural areas, will have access to individual electrical service in 2015, ie: a. 88.5% of urban populations, or 3.6 million inhabitants; b. and 36.6% of rural populations, or 3.4 million inhabitants; vs. in addition: i. 100% of rural populations will have access to a standardized and electrified health service; ii. 62% will have access to a standardized and electrified education service; iii. 13% of the rural population will have access to drinking water through systems with electric pumping. 60% will be supplied by modern water points with human-powered pumps. This choice is linked to the high costs of electrifying boreholes which would represent 37.5% of the cost of the entire current program until 2015.