context1: The local line companies draw electricity from the grid exit point at either the standard distribution voltage (i.e. the voltage used to <strong>deliver</strong> electricity to the street of the consumer) of 11 kV, or <strong>take</strong> electricity at a higher voltage of 22 kV, 33 kV, 66 kV, or 110 kV for sub-transmission between towns and other communities. Sub-transmission voltages are stepped down to distribution voltage at local substations.
context2: Rapid Response Services is a transportation/logistics service that <strong>delivers</strong> aid across Sudan to supply the humanitarian projects, working in Darfur. The service started in June 2008, based on the need to transport goods quickly out to Darfur. Due to red tape, heavy rains and increased insecurity the supply route to Darfur, which in normal circumstances should only <strong>take</strong> a few days, was taking up to three weeks.