Hi everyone, Louise from Practical Action

Sadiq Zafrullah, GPA/UNITAR, Geneva

Hello everybody, Alois Hirschmugl, Austrian Armed Forces, UNDAC, EUCP

hi everyone! im Iwona, Research Associate on the Modern Energy Cooking Services Programme at Loughborough University

Greetings to everyone, Joseph from UNHCR-Zambia

James Wakaba from CLASP, Nairobi

Hi! Lena Eskeland, Norwegian Mission in Geneva

Elif Gül Demir, GPA/UNITAR, The Hague

Anaïs Matthey-Junod, NORCAP deployee to IOM HQ, Junior Energy Expert

Hello, Andy Seal from UCL Institute for Global Health, London

Hi all, this is Karlijn Groen from SNV (Kenya). I work on the EnDev Market Based Energy Access project in Kakuma refugee camp.

Mattia Vianello, Practical Action

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Hello, Everybody, Adullahi Mohamoud, NRC, food security Coordinator, Somalia Programme

Harm Bouta - WAsh specialist (and renewable energy) ZOA

So nice to see the old Family again :D

Rebeca Solis, WFP (HQ Rome), rebeca.solis@wfp.org

Andrea Cameron, US academic, doing research on sustainable humanitarian response

Emmanuel Aziebor, Team Lead Enter Energy Ethiopia. Mercy Corps

Igor Radonjic, Senior Global Technical Advisor, Alight (formerly American Refugee Committee)

Chloe Fletcher - student of International Development in Manchester, the UK.

Andrea Russo, FAO Kenya

Adam Ostaszewski - NORCAP energy data expert deployed to IOM HQ Geneva - Environmental Sustainability programme

Borja Gomez Rojo, NORCAP depoyed to WFP HQ, Strategy Energy Advisor

Hello all, Rosario Sánchez, from Sustainable Development and 2030 Agenda in Iberdrola. Spain

Isabella de Judicibus, INSARAG - UNOCHA

Si-Joe Portal, Independent, Geneva / London

Suzanna Huber, NORCAP deployed to WFP Regional Bureau Nairobi, Energy for Food Security Advisor

great summary!

@ CIFOR-ICRAF we are workign on sustinable energy in humanitariant context applyign a systems approach which starts by sustinable biomass production through growing and managign trees, processing and enhancing efficiency in consumption as well as alternatives.

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Energy for micro-enterprises in displacement settingshttps://endev.info/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/EnDev_Learning_and_Innovation_Humanitarian_Energy.pdf

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Isn't that a rather limited definition of 'productive'?

https://endev.info/

Might be just a trick question :)

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I agree with Andrew Seal. Using only a purely economic definition takes away the emphasis on the importance of providing energy for other community needs and priorities.

And in Rwanda too - the Smart Communities

How to tackle energy needs in displacement settings?EnDev and Practical Action present a joint publication - EnDevhttps://endev.info/how-to-tackle-energy-needs-in-displacement-settings-endev-and-practical-action-present-a-joint-publication/

Hi all, it would be great to hear more about how the program considers the ethics of running a market based program with highly vulnerable (and low-income) communities?

Good point Ben. The cases in Kakuma and Bidi bidi are interesting cases where smart studies have been designed to ensure end users have purchasing power to buy the energy products (solar products and improved cooking solutions)

Mercy Corps AMPERE project (as well as in the enDev report): https://www.mercycorps.org/research-resources/affordable-reliable-sustainable-modern-energy

Lessons learned from the Market based energy access program in Kauma: https://snv.org/cms/sites/default/files/explore/download/mbea_external_report_final_for_uploading.pdf

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In simple terms, productive uses of Energy are those that increase income or productivity.​ They add value which is taxable if part of the formal economy. (based on GIZ, 2011). For more on PUE definition we published this paper: https://endev.info/moving-to-scalable-business-cases-in-productive-use-of-energy-endev-presents-practical-analysis/

We take into account social infrastructures (drinking water, Health, Education etc...) as part of specific activities.

Perhaps a term such as 'financially productive' might be helpful to distinguish this from other, broader, economic benefits?

our website : https://endev.info/ and the link to the paper https://endev.info/how-to-tackle-energy-needs-in-displacement-settings-endev-and-practical-action-present-a-joint-publication/

Cleaner cooking sulutions should include how the fuel is produced and processed in addition to improving use/cooking appliaences.

Yes, it is part of our PUE internal tracking tool, as fuel / energy production.

UNHCR has launched the Energy & Environment sector in several countries.

IOM DTM:https://dtm.iom.int/

Expanding cost effective RE systems to a population

Having an understanding from previous energy access before displacement - a topic which is a challenge to us - energy for cooking is clear to us, but why providing those types of services that weren't available before (and most of the host population does not even have)

what is the difference between PRNM for UNHCR and DTM for IOM?

Report on SDG 7 progress

We would use it to inform our project design and how to make sure the vulnerable parts of the displaced population are included, particularly ways of making market based solutions work for all

More info about the Modern Energy Cooking Services programme can be found here: https://mecs.org.uk/

We think, data should be gathered and be public also from host communities, so help to promotion the development of both communities at the same time

It is important to add an environmental screening to all energy interventions to avoid negative impacts, and, in many countries and for most donors, comply with laws and regulations. The results may be useful in justifying an investment (e.g., cost of fuel wood compared to solar-based electricity) and helps comply with the Do no harm concept.

https://mecs.org.uk/publications/landscape-analysis-of-mecs-in-displacement-settings-final-draft/

good point Kelly!

A question that relates to yesterday's meeting on humanitarian clean energy contracts and innovative financing: Are dispatchable electrical storage assets treated as capacity assets for the purpose of UNHCR's ESCO contracts?

Funding challenge for clean cooking energy is enormous.

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Thank you for the excellent presentations.

USAID POWER AFRICA and partners under the OFDA/ BHA have Implemented multiple solar electrification projects helping the internally displaced. It would be great if we could also learn from this and build awareness.

Thanks a lot!!

Thanks very much!

Igor, would be great to learn from these.

Many new ideas! Good presentations!

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Dear Abdullahi and Rosario: DTM is collecting data on regular basis in displacement sites, e.g. camps, collective centers, host communities included to understand the needs of affected populations.

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