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End energy poverty
Energy is one of the key indicators for development. Like other essential basic needs, a certain amount of energy is required for our survival. Depending on the context, livelihood patterns and way of living, energy needs are different. For example, nowadays, people in Bangladesh across all socioeconomic categories are using cellphones due to very high rates of penetration. So the energy requirement for charging cellphones has become a basic need for users.
Bangladesh has achieved tremendous success in several sectors and has touched the base of being a middle income country. The Government has committed to supply electricity for all by 2021, and has increased production remarkably. But still 38% of people are outside the coverage of the national grid, of these 20% have no access to electricity.
An electricity supply doesn't necessarily mean a supply of quality electricity. If we can't ensure 24/7 supply, we cannot make productive use of energy in hard to reach areas. A flourishing rural economy, promotion of entrepreneurship and local-level business, and the establishment of better market linkages, requires an uninterrupted electricity supply. For example, if someone wants to build a hatchery, milk chilling centre or even cold storage in a remote area, all of which could contribute to the growing economy for the country, a continuous supply is a must. . However, investment in the power sector in Bangladesh is predominantly made adopting a top-down approach. This traditional approach of planning requires to be revisited.
Total Energy Access
Practical Action is globally renowned for its energy-related work. Its global call for energy is titled as Total Energy Access – TEA. Practical Action wants to end Energy Poverty.
One of its global flagship publication series is: Poor People's Energy Outlook (PPEO). The recent two publications of PPEO series refer to three countries, of which Bangladesh is one. These publications highlight the perspectives poor people on energy.
The previous publication in this series, PPEO 2016, focused on the energy needs of poor people living in off-grid areas of Bangladesh. These include household requirements, requirements for community services like schools, hospitals, etc., and also the need for entrepreneurship development. Apart from energy requirements, this publication figured out the priority of energy needs, affordability and willingness to pay.
The latest issue, PPEO (2017), reflects on the investment requirements for poor people to access energy, followed by the needs identified in the previous one. The total energy requirements have been derived for each of the segments such as solar homes systems, grid expansion and entrepreneurship. Together with the investment patterns, it identifies the challenges associated with the investment, and suggested essential policy recommendations.
Women's energy needs
Reflecting on our typical planning mechanisms, how much do we really think about the need of the poor people? Do we think of women in particular?
Nowadays, women are taking up the role of farming and many of them are heading their families. Many women are emerging as entrepreneurs. Have we really thought about their energy needs? If we don't offer them access to finance, build their capacity for financial management and provide hand holding support, they will simply lag behind. While investing on access to energy, we have to think the special needs of women, and how to ensure energy equity.
The outcomes of the PPEO study should give policy makers the food for thought and inspire action to adopt a bottom-up approach for energy solutions for energy-poor people.No Comments » | Add your comment
Water is life for villagers in Darfur
A simple solution like a solar powered water pump can have a profound impact on a community. This is eloquently demonstrated in these first-hand accounts from residents of two villages in drought-prone North Darfur.
These stories were collected and written by Hamid Bakheet.
"We were at the margin of survival. Most of the villagers have moved elsewhere to find water. It's really hard to leave your homeland but the even harder to survive without water.
We used to travel for about three hours on our donkeys to seek water for our families. You can imagine what that means. Going for water every other day meant you could only work fifteen days a month reducing our income. The amount of water we could transport was not great. At best we had enough to shower three times a week but usually only once a week.
Now through this work with Practical Action everything has changed. Our solar water pump has which has changed our life dramatically. Now it is the easiest thing to get water, even the children can go alone to bring water for their families."
Believe it or not when I saw water coming out from the pump for the first time I felt something like a cloud covering my eyes. It was tears of happiness, although is shaming for a Darfurian man to show tears!"
Altayeb from Kweim village, north Darfur
Hawaa from Mugabil village also expresses her joy at the new facility
"In the past when there was no water in our village, pastoralists and farmers often came to blows. Now it's very rare to hear that a conflict has happened. We women were usually exhausted because we had to go for about four kilometers to bring a small amount of water for all our needs, drinking, cooking, washing and showering.
When we had a guest and there was no water, we used to borrow water from our neighbours! And it was not good for our donkeys to carry water all that distance. A donkey might be expected to live for twenty years but the lives of our donkeys were reduced to only about five years.
We also faced the risk of gender based violence on those long water gathering trips, but now with water become available here we are safe. And the time we were spending in going for water we now use for other domestic, economic and personal activities.
We even become more beautiful because we can wash and shower every day," laughed Hawaa!
This project was designed by Practical Action and financed by the Swedish Postcode Foundation to provide water for both settled and pastoralist communities in the villages of Mugabil and Kweim in north Darfur. It benefits more than 8,000 individuals who live in the areas surrounding Mugabil and Kweim as well as 2,000 pastoralists.
The most obvious impacts of this project are an increase in water access and quality in the area. Now clean water for drinking and cooking is available for the whole community and for pastoralists and their livestock. This will have a significant benefit to the health of the community. The community water management committee is taking responsibility for managing the water supply to ensure its sustainability. And the pump is operated by clean, renewable solar power so is helping keep both people and the environment safe.
Seeing how happy these villagers are about the positive change in their life with water makes me proud to work for the organisation that made this possible.
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Global SDG7 Conference: are we really doing things differently in energy access?
More than two years have now passed since the 2030 Agenda was designed and the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established – including SDG7 which 'ensures access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all'. The UN's tracking of progress on SDG7 over the last two years has shown mixed results.
Last month, I participated in the Global Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 Conference in Bangkok, from 20-23 February 2018. The conference provided a thoughtful review of the progress on SDG7, ahead of the High Level Political Forum (HLPF) later this year; which is expected to be the first critical milestone to take stock of progress to date.
The context
Although success stories and changes are being witnessed, including an impressive growth in the number of people gaining sustainable energy access in Central and South Asia and Latin America, and the role played by a diverse range of new business models and SMEs to bring energy access services to remote areas, we still face several huge challenges. More than 1.06 million people, mostly located in poor rural areas, don't have access to electricity; and, shockingly, 3 billion people are still cooking without clean fuels or more efficient technologies.
Practical Action has been deeply involved in promoting energy access for more than 40 years. We provide systemic solutions for un-served rural dwellers across the Global South; while also convening and facilitating processes and creating spaces to catalyse positive change at national, regional and international levels. We are perhaps more active now than we have ever been, working with new partners in exciting and challenging ways to solve this difficult equation.
SDG7 Conference in Bangkok
So, can we say that we are close to solving the gap and providing modern and sustainable energy access to all un-served communities? The result of the SDG7 Conference was clear. While some progress is shown in specific geographic areas – for instance in Kenya where energy access rates have risen from 15% in 2010 to 70% by 2017 – we see little or no advancement in other areas. This includes insufficient progress in electricity access for the sub-Saharan region (where the population growth is bigger than annual electricity access rate growth) and the very often overlooked cooking sector that suffers from, above all, an endemic lack of funding.
Moreover, the imbalance between global and national agendas at the conference was plain to see, as we barely heard from countries offering national voluntary assessments.
People at the heart of the solution
There is a clear need to change the way we are framing the solution. It is widely acknowledged that business as usual will not challenge the current problem; as we have learned under our flagship series publication Poor Peoples' Energy Outlook, and following IEA's recent statement, decentralized renewable energy (DRE) solutions represent a better cost-effective and faster pace to achieve universal energy access than top-down traditional strategies. Contradictorily, we also know there is currently not enough available investment to cover the current funding gaps within the energy access sector; and as result of this, not enough financing flows to sufficiently support the sector's service delivery. There is also an increasing recognition of the need to work with diverse groups of relevant stakeholders but not always the same understanding of the need to involve and listen to rural, under-served communities themselves from the very outset. They are often the ones who know what they need (in terms of their demand and priorities) and how to adapt current solutions to their current situations. Unfortunately, the discussion at the SDG7 conference was often framed around the 'what' (technology, natural resources availability) but not sufficiently the 'how' (systems building, bottom-up participatory processes).
So, are we doing things differently?
Meaningfully including civil society, which provides a bridge between public and private sectors and the populations they aim to serve, can help to address the 'how' of service delivery. Fortunately, a clear civil society voice was heard during the SDG7 Conference. The ACCESS Coalition organized a panel where Practical Action, together with other partner organisations (HIVOS and SNV, among others), were invited to showcase specific and positive experiences from civil society in Zimbabwe, Indonesia and Kenya – as well as highlighted learning around actions that require adaption or simply do not work.
However, although the dialogue around this panel was substantial and alternatives to business as usual were showcased, across the conference more generally the voices of CSOs were not sufficiently represented. Recognizing the value of the civil society in solving the enormous energy access challenge we have in front of us is crucial. CSOs are excellent partners for better understanding the needs and demands of rural communities. CSOs can help other stakeholders connect with rural populations, raising awareness of and building trust around positive energy access behaviours and solutions. They can increase stakeholders' understanding of energy-poor people's cultural behaviours and socio-cultural challenges, which are so often overlooked and which can compound a perception among investors of rural populations being high risk.
Overall, the SDG7 Conference offered an opportunity for exchanging global best practices, and it provided a good place to consider the interlinkages across SDGs; in particular how essential energy access is if we want to achieve many other SDGs by 2030. However, although we are starting to move in the right direction, more proven disruptive approaches that deliver energy access cost-effectively by including a diverse range of stakeholders are still needed if we want to see SDG7 accomplished by 2030 – and enjoy all the other development and wellbeing benefits that go alongside.No Comments » | Add your comment
Practical Action working to light Africa
A blog authored by Elizabeth Njoki and Robert Magori
Access to modern energy services is a basic prerequisite for socio-economic development. Its effects extend far beyond the energy sector, such as poverty eradication, access to clean water, improved public health, education and women empowerment. The World Bank's State of Electricity Access Report 2017 shows that countries with the highest levels of poverty tend to have lower access to modern energy services – a problem that is most pronounced in Sub-Saharan Africa, where a large share of the population depends on traditional biomass for cooking and heating and lacks access to electricity. It is estimated that 1.6 billion people worldwide do not have access to electricity. In Kenya, electricity access stands at 40% of which the majority of those served reside in cities and urban areas while less than 20% of these households in the rural areas are connected to the national power grid. In response to this challenge, Lighting Africa, a joint World Bank/IFC program, aims at helping people in Sub-Saharan Africa gain access to non-fossil fuel-based, low-cost, high quality, safe, and reliable lighting products. Practical Action was contracted by Lighting Africa II Kenya programme to facilitate deeper penetration of solar lighting products in to the most remote areas through training and mentoring women last mile entrepreneurs with the goal of meeting the lighting needs of rural, urban, and sub-urban consumers who lack electricity access; predominantly low-income households and businesses.
Women remain disadvantaged politically, socially and economically due to traditional stereotypes on the roles of women and girls. They are underrepresented in decision making positions and they have less access to basic needs such as education, energy, safe and clean water, health etc. Typically women's economic activities are; heat intensive with food processing being a common source of income, and because women's lack of energy access, their capability is hampered negatively affecting those around them and prevents from living desired life. Initial assessment of solar products value chain indicated that women are underrepresented and yet are great influencers especially at bottom of the pyramid. Building on Practical Action's extensive experience in enhancing women's participation in energy markets, the assignment embarked to strengthen the role that women play in the supply chain for off-grid lighting products in rural Kenya, helping them in the development of sustainable business models and empowering them to effectively participate in local energy markets, and therefore increasing the availability of quality clean energy products to consumers in rural Kenya. In this assignment, Practical Action recruited and trained 403 women entrepreneurs on entrepreneurship development.
The support to women entrepreneurs was non-intrusive but concerted; it was sustained through practical working tools for day-to-day business management such as toolkits and remote training using podcasts. The use of podcasts to train micro entrepreneurs is an innovative approach to stimulate pro-active learning and allows flexible access to learning material by entrepreneurs. Furthermore, Practical Action allocated full time mentors to the women entrepreneurs to ease access and expeditious resolutions of major business challenges experienced by the women entrepreneurs through executing mentoring plan involving targeted one-on-one mentoring sessions based on LMEs identified needs. The mentors followed up LMEs on time bound action points and provided technical advice and motivation in areas of difficulty. Ultimately mentors facilitated the development of business acumen and self-confidence of the entrepreneurs in management of the business over the engagement period. During the course of the assignment 240 active women entrepreneurs were retained and collectively sold 27,875 solar lighting units worth an estimated value of US$1.4 million. In addition, overall entrepreneurs' business performance has been positive with an average growth rate of 30% per entrepreneur.
One such entrepreneur is Catherine Mumbi who hails from Sofia area in Kakumeni ward, Machakos County where kerosene lamps are the main source of lighting in most households. When she started the solar business, Catherine used to sell only 2 units per month but currently sells an average of 10 units per month. She gives credit to Practical Action for impacting her with business skills and product knowledge. Ms. Selina; another active entrepreneur thanks Practical Action for helping her manage stage fright. She narrates that before the training and subsequent mentorship she couldn't communicate properly with customers because she was afraid, but currently she can approach anyone and get to sell a lamp or come out of it with a prospective customer. She is grateful for the mentorship as she terms it as a source of knowledge, encouragement and motivation to the business. Since the training and commencement of mentorship, Selina has acquired more networks which include other entrepreneurs and customers. In conclusion, solar lighting industry continues to grow and reach rural households without access to modern energy services.
The programme has demonstrated that more women entrepreneurs can be integrated in the solar lighting value chain and more efforts should be geared towards such engendered initiatives as a measure of not only addressing energy poverty but also improving women's economic positioning. Practical Action is highly conscious of the contribution of this work overall objectives of ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for, and by extension the global sustainable development goals.1 Comment » | Add your comment
The power to transform communities
The village of Amaguaya sits on the slopes of the Cordillera Real mountain range in Bolivia about 4,000 metres above sea level. Although it's only just over 70 miles from La Paz, the journey there, mostly along a small single track, takes about five hours.
Despite their remoteness, Amaguaya's 830 residents have recently witnessed an extraordinary transformation in their community.
Until 2014, Amaguaya was a village without power. But the installation of a 60 kw micro hydro plant has transformed the lives of the residents. Electricity has brought light, hot water, safe storage of vaccines and access to the internet, radio and TV.
The construction of the scheme was overseen by colleagues from Practical Action in Bolivia who also provided training on technical issues and managing the supply company. This included agreeing tariffs and awarding contracts and deciding how to resolve issues of non-payment of bills. Whilst the local authority will undertake major repairs, the community itself will continue to be responsible for day to day operations.
According to Vicente Poma Flores, the chief operator of the hydro-electric plant,
"Now we have a way, we have light, it is as if we are climbing the steps to a better and better life."
Vicente grew up in the village and appreciates the transformation as much as anyone. According to Vicente,
"My children no longer damage their eyesight working by kerosene lamp,"
Street lighting has helped people to move around safely after dark and access to electricity in the home has given students more time to do their homework. Vicente has five children in school and sees the benefits for himself. New computer equipment has been acquired by the school to enrich the children's education, with seven computers now available. Vicente recalls that when he was a child he studied with a lamp. He said that in those days, it felt as though they had been "forgotten".
Earlier this year, our team in Bolivia revisited Amaguaya to see how things were progressing. One of the most striking impacts was that the availability of power had encouraged some former residents to return and resettle. A community that had been facing decline has turned the corner.
For those of us who've grown up with electricity, it can be almost impossible to imagine how much the advent of power can mean. But for Amaguaya, their new micro hydro scheme doesn't just mean electricity, it also signals hope for a bright new future.
This article drew on Claudia Canales blog on her visit to Amaguaya in January 20151 Comment » | Add your comment
Energy Supporter Objects – The Variety of Energy Technologies and Uses in Refugee Settings
A blog authored by Sarah Rosenberg-Jansen and Anna Okello. December 2017.
A 'missing link' in humanitarian energy access
Energy is a critical need for refugees and displaced people: millions of displaced people do not have access to energy, and humanitarian agencies and refugees themselves struggle to work with complex energy technology systems and products – as we discuss in the Moving Energy Initiative Report. Recognising this, Practical Action has developed an extensive portfolio of work on energy in humanitarian settings. This includes current research into how refugees practice and perceive energy, undertaken by working with communities to understand how refugees in Kenya engage with energy technologies and the objects that surround them, funded by the University of Edinburgh among others. By 'objects' or 'energy supporter objects', we mean items and technologies which are integral for, or attached to, sources of energy to make energy-use possible. These technologies can be seen as missing links between the energy supply (e.g. a solar panel) and the service (e.g. a fully charged mobile phone) – the energy supporter object is the phone charger, because without it the end energy use (charging a phone) is impossible. Other examples would include, matches, wires, cooking pots, vehicles for transport, and appliances such as clocks and headphones.
Our research shows the extent to which communities maximise their total energy access needs by using a variety of energy objects and technologies. This goes far beyond having solar lanterns and improved cook-stoves, as, for people to use these products effectively, they require a great many additional technologies and objects.
A comprehensive approach to energy poverty in humanitarian settings
For humanitarian decision-makers to be fully aware of how communities' use and value energy, we argue that it is vital that the total energy life of refugees is taken into consideration. Energy supporter objects form a core part of the realities of refugee lives, and systems of support and humanitarian response need to consider these physical things as well as basic energy access technologies to effectively work with communities. For example, a bicycle may not be considered an energy technology, but many people are reliant on this form of transport to enable them to move batteries to be charged, to transport firewood, and to deliver diesel fuel.
Energy supporter objects in practice: Kakuma Refugee Camp
One area Practical Action works in is Kakuma Refugee Camp, which is in the Turkana District of the north-west of Kenya. In Kakuma there are many diverse communities; with people from Somalia, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The camp population is currently estimated to be over 180,000 and has been in existence since 1992. In the past few years, the camp has expanded quickly with new arrivals coming from South Sudan or being relocated from Dadaab camp, which may close.
In Kakuma, there are a dynamic set of markets, energy products and services available within the communities. During our research several types of 'energy supporter objects' emerged as being key to the community, including matches, wires, and phone chargers. The table below provides a summary of some of these objects and the type of 'traditional energy objects' they are often connected with or to in the Kenyan context.
Communities solving their own problems
While we don't suggest that humanitarian agencies should provide energy supporter objects as part of their responses or aid programmes, we want to draw attention to the ways local communities are already solving these problems themselves. Many of the refugee and host community businesses that exist within or close to refugee camps are already centred on energy supporter objects and are supplying this demand gap themselves. For example, the picture below shows a refugee business owner who sells solar panels. But in his shop, there are also batteries, matches, torches, extension cables, light bulbs, chargers, speakers, sound systems and radios. By supporting and facilitating these markets, humanitarian responders have an ideal opportunity to also support income generating opportunities and the self-sufficiency of refugees – which can lead to increased human development and wellbeing of communities.
Refugees' energy access priorities in reality
In many cases, our research found that the energy supporter objects were more central to business owners and refugee households than the source of energy itself. The picture below shows a music store in Kakuma camp, the owner of whom has multiple energy appliances: a computer, screens, keyboard, fans, a television and sound system. The source of energy for this business was actually a mini-grid connection, however, when discussing energy, the business owner focused almost exclusively on the appliances and uses of energy. This finding is in-keeping with Practical Action's Poor People's Energy Outlook report series, which has long maintained that it is not the energy supply but energy services that matter most to marginalised people – people care about what they can do with the energy, not where it comes from.
We suggest that NGOs and practitioners can focus on the way that people use energy and the practical realities of living as a refugee, to more successfully deliver support and energy access technologies. Understanding energy supporter objects is one angle that could be used to achieve this. More information on the energy lives of refugees and displaced people is available from the Moving Energy Initiative and Practical Action's work on humanitarian energy.
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Energy and forced displacement
A blog authored by Anna Noëlle Okello and Robert Magori
Due to conflicts and environmental change, we are currently witnessing the highest number of displaced people since recorded history. According to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) there are over 65 million displaced people in the world, with more than 21 million living in refugee camps. This is the highest number of displaced people in recorded history.
Historically, the application of humanitarian principles of protection and assistance in contexts of forced displacement has focused on the provision of shelter, food, water, sanitation and health. But when people are displaced, they also leave their access to energy services behind. In fact, according to the Chatham House report: The Current State of Sustainable Energy Provision for Displaced Populations, 89% of displaced people living in spaces of temporary or prolonged displacement have no access to electricity at all. It is important to note that access to energy has been a missing pillar in the humanitarian response to forced displacement.
Practical Action has collaborated with the University of Edinburgh to address this gap through a project on humanitarian energy named; "Energy and Forced Displacement: A Qualitative Approach to Light, Heat and Power in Refugee Camps", or Displaced Energy in short, which is funded by the UK Research Councils – ESRC and AHRC. This research project is in partnership with the Moving Energy Initiative (MEI) and the UNHCR. MEI is an initiative of the UNHCR, the Department for International Development (DFID), and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), alongside Chatham House – The Royal Institute for International Affairs, and international non-governmental organizations Practical Action and the Global Village Energy Partnership (GVEP). MEI aims to make sustainable energy provision a key part of responses to forced displacement and humanitarian emergency, by designing and piloting new approaches and models for sustainable energy provision among displaced populations.
The Displaced Energy Project is running simultaneously in Burkina Faso (Goudoubou Refugee Camp) and Kenya (Kakuma Refugee Camp). These sites have been selected because they allow the project to build directly on a quantitative survey of energy access undertaken for the MEI, and because they allow for a comparison of energy cultures. The project is informed by specialists in Social Anthropology and Design at the University of Edinburgh, and Practical Action's energy researchers are currently collecting 50 case studies of everyday energy practices in the two camps. The Goudoubou refugee camp is located in the Sahel Region, Burkina Faso. Goudoubou hosts over 9,000 refugees. It grew out of political and military unrest that began in Mali in January 2012, which led to a mass exodus of civilians into Burkina Faso. Research by MEI has shown that a household in Goudoubou needs over 100 kilos of firewood per month for cooking alone. But in the camp each beneficiary receives just 12 kilos of firewood, and must buy or forage the rest of the firewood in the scarce environment.
Kakuma refugee camp is located in Turkana County, northwestern Kenya. The camp is home to approximately 180,000 refugees from neighbouring South Sudan, Burundi, Somalia, Congo and Ethiopia. Also in Kakuma, firewood is the main source of cooking fuel. Every month 10kg of firewood is distributed to the beneficiaries by the UNHCR and their local partners but, as in Goudoubou, distributed firewood meets less than 20% of the domestic energy needs of the households. A new and more sustainable approach to energy provision is therefore needed.
The objectives of the Displaced Energy Project are to inform future energy policy and practice in the humanitarian sector, and to establish new principals for the design and procurement of energy products and services. The project uses qualitative research methods to assess in what ways refugees and host communities use and need light, heat and power. Furthermore, the Displaced Energy Project findings will be complimentary to the previously done quantitative MEI study dataset and will provide an even stronger grasp on the beneficiaries' energy behaviours, needs, desires and routines. Dimensions that are essential, but often overlooked, when designing products, services and humanitarian responses that will actually fit into the beneficiaries' life.
Through this project, Practical Action contributes to safe, reliable and sustainable energy solutions, which reduce the vulnerability of refugees and ultimately aid in the rebuilding of their lives.
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Beyond the jargon – why I'm participating in the UNLEASH Innovation Lab
Here are some phrases many of us in the international development sector hate: innovative ideas, scale and scalability, accelerating impact, disrupting 'business as usual'. These words have been so over-used that they've lost all meaning, and yet they continue to be plastered (mostly inappropriately) all over development programmes and initiatives.
So when I read about UNLEASH, a 'global innovation lab' for 'innovative, implementable and scalable solutions to the Sustainable Development Goals' that brings together 1000 'young global talents' to 'accelerate disruptive ideas by engaging top talents in problem-solving and co-creation', I admit my first reaction was…eye roll.
However, though I might be a sceptic of the international development sector, I'm an optimist when it comes to the potential for positive change in the world to happen.
So when I looked closer at UNLEASH, I looked beyond the jargon, and I saw something with potential. UNLEASH is bringing together smart young people, people with energy and experience and fresh ideas, and facilitating a hands-on experience that allows them to learn and work together to help solve very big problems. This is very interesting to me for three reasons.
1. There's a big problem I care a lot about solving.
I care a lot about the access gap – the fact that billions of people still lack access to very basic technologies and services like electricity, clean water and clean cooking facilities. Five years ago I co-founded a social business called Pollinate Energy to tackle the access gap in urban slums in India. Pollinate Energy uses door-to-door sales agents to distribute products like solar lights, water filters and clean cookstoves on credit to people who otherwise have no ability to access or pay for these kinds of technologies. Today, I work at Practical Action and collaborate with actors from across the sector to figure out how we can better support organisations like Pollinate Energy and improve distribution channels to close the access gap for the world's poorest.
2. I solve problems most effectively when I work with a team who care as much as I do.
I co-founded Pollinate Energy with 5 other young people, and we worked together in a highly collaborative, iterative environment. We had different skillsets and personalities, we pushed each other and learnt from each other, and there was plenty of conflict. We made rapid decisions and many mistakes, but we also adapted quickly. While there are some people who would undoubtedly hate this approach to working, I loved it. UNLEASH is seeking to create a similar 'start-up' environment for people who share a vision. When I'm in this kind of environment I am at my best and can make a real contribution.
3. UNLEASH seems to genuinely value and promote diversity.
Participants at UNLEASH are coming from 129 countries, and it seems the majority are coming from the 'global south' which is a refreshing change. Just over half of participants are women. And participants have been chosen based on their experience in tackling the problems that the lab is trying to solve. This kind of diversity is critical to tackling any big challenge, but especially international development challenges.
The idea of an 'innovation lab' that brings together different stakeholders to try and solve development challenges is not wholly new. But it's hard to find research on whether other innovation labs have actually had an impact. Have they produced new solutions that work? Have they made hidden issues more visible or built momentum that has forced action? Have they developed the skills and knowledge of practitioners? I don't know – and it seems the international community needs to put more effort into measuring the success of these kinds of initiatives – but I think there's no question that UNLEASH has potential. And not just potential to deliver on its goals of building solutions to the SDGs, but also potential to prove that innovation labs can have a genuine impact.
To a large extent, the success of UNLEASH will rest on the shoulders of the 1000 young leaders who have been given the opportunity to be involved. We can go a long way towards delivering on the goals of UNLEASH if we:
- genuinely build on experience and lessons learnt, and don't reinvent the wheel
- use systems thinking to truly understand the problems we're trying to solve and why these problems exists in the first place
- come with the right attitude and in the right spirit, not focusing on building our own networks / promoting our own business / adding to our CV.
If we can do this, we might produce some interesting new ideas and approaches that the whole international development community can benefit from. And hopefully some of these ideas and approaches will help us close the access gap for the world's poorest.No Comments » | Add your comment
A tonic for development
Lack of access to modern, affordable and sustainable renewable energy services for the rural population remains a challenge in Zimbabwe.
According to the World Energy Outlook 2000, the country currently has a national electrification rate of 41.5%. While electricity has reached 79% of urban households, rural electrification is still below 19%, and only 32% of the population has access to modern energy.
With such statistics, having electricity in rural areas like Gwanda District is like a dream.
In 2015, Practical Action in partnership with SNV and the Dabane Trust, with funds from the European Union, the OPEC Fund for International development and UNDP GEF Small Grants Programme are implementing the Sustainable Energy for Rural Communities (SE4RC) project in Gwanda District in Matabeleland South Province to provide sustainable energy in the area.
The project has established a solar powered mini-grid generating 99 kilowatts. It is based on the premise that energy is a requirement for the development of rural communities and a precursor for meeting national and international development goals such as the sustainable development goals.
This mini grid is expected to benefit at least 10,000 people, powering Mashaba Primary School, Mashaba Clinic, as well as three irrigation schemes and two business centres.
Delight Ncube, age 12 from Mashaba ward 19 in Gwanda applauds Practical Action for the mini grid project.
"Before the SE4RC project, we used candles at home for lighting and this made studying difficult, but this is the thing of the past now," he said. "We now have access to electricity at school and this is helping us a lot when it comes to studying."
Ncube's friend and classmate, Letwin Sibanda, adds: "I am very happy that we now have electricity at our school. I had never used a computer before, but now, we are using them thanks to Practical Action."
Without a doubt, the power being generated by the solar mini grid is transforming the lives of most, if not all, communities in Gwanda.
"The establishment of the solar mini grid in this area has turned dreams into reality." says Mashaba deputy headmaster, Obert Ncube.
"Students now have unlimited access to electricity and this enhance education. Villagers are also using solar powered irrigation to feed their families. I believe the solar mini grid will provide a test case to demonstrate that decentralised energy systems can tackle energy poverty in Zimbabwe and ensure that off-grid rural communities have access to sustainable energy to improve their lives through increased production, better education, health and improved incomes."No Comments » | Add your comment
Father's Day Special – how access to electricity transformed Thandolwenkosi Mazwi's life
With Father's Day coming up soon, I thought it would be a good time to tell you about how Practical Action is helping men and their families.
Thandolwenkosi Mazwi is a High School teacher in Mashaba, Gwanda, Zimbabwe. He is 44 years old and married with five children; two boys and three girls. When we met him at the Mashaba Health Clinic, he had brought one of his sons with him who was being treated for ringworm and needed a check-up.
While Thandolwenkosi and his son were there, he told us what life was like without electricity:
"When my wife delivered one of our children, she delivered here, well before electricity. She delivered in the morning. She was in labour during the evening, she came here at midnight. She had to bring candles.
I can just see the nightmare of delivering when there is no electricity, vividly I can see it.
With electricity, their services will be excellent, so we were very excited when they came to tell us about the project"
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The horse is prepared for the day of battle, but the victory belongs to the LORD. Proverbs 21:31
Even though we depend upon God to work in our lives this dependency does not negate our responsibility to be prepared.
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Preparation means to maintain a life of prayer and devotion to God but it also means taking practical steps and measures to ensure we are informed, ready and able to meet the responsibilities before us.
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Sadly there are many professing believers that are often ill prepared, not knowledgeable about their business and, in some cases, weighed down with an attitude.
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As J. Vernon McGee used to say…"when a farmer prays for a corn crop, God expects him to say 'amen' with a hoe."

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I live in a small village in South Central Ontario and things are pretty lax around here. Many people walk on the road instead of the sidewalks (not sure why).
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There is an interesting article today in the Toronto Star about the number of disabled people using food banks are up this year. Apparently, in the past 19 years the benefit amount for people on Ontario DIsability Support Program (ODSP) has increased $156.00 (about 17%) per month to $1086.00 with another $15.00 coming this October.
I don't know about you but my cost of living has gone up much more than 17% since 1995. As near as I can figure from cost of living figures I can find it has gone up about 40% in that time period. Even a 40% increase would only amount to about $1,300 per month which isn't much after paying rent, heat hydro and food.
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For the past several days I have been experiencing a very mild shooting pain in my upper right chest area, close to my right breast. The thing is though, is that this pain only occurs when I have indigestion , and I feel the need to burp. When the air bubbles or gas or whatever it is that is coming up my throat , then I feel the shooting twinge and then its gone. This happened a couple weeks ago and lasted for a couple days. And now its back again. I am just curious as to what this is.
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this could well be due to cholangitis or chronic cholecystitis. that means to say infection or stone in your gall bladder. get an ultrasound of the abdomen done.
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Hi,Jennifer, Thanks for query, it seems that your pain is due to gastric upset or gastritis. But sometimes cardiac pain may also give similar type of pain. Go for ECG to rule out cardiac entity. Many a time chosto chondritis also give this type of pain. ok and bye.
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Catholics Are Not Spies
7 February 2018
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
The proposed Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017 "could mean five million Catholics would have to go and put themselves on a register," an Australian bishop has warned.
Bishop Robert McGuckin of Toowoomba said the bill "casts the net so wide that it could catch not just bishops but every Catholic."
The Government has proposed the bill in a bid to improve the transparency of activities undertaken in Australia on behalf of foreign nations.
"If Catholics want to speak to their local MP or express some view to their Parliamentarians, they'd have to go on a register, take notes of what they've done and things like that.
"It could also possibly effect operations like Catholic Health Australia or any of our charities," he said.
The legislation could also affect the Church's extensive charitable operations. "It's a lot of red tape for our charities of which the money could be used for the disadvantaged. These funds need to be used for what they're meant for," he said.
Archbishop Urges Law Makers to Protect Religious Freedom at Red Mass
2 February 2018
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Most Rev. Anthony Fisher OP, delivered a strong call for the protection of religious freedom in Australia before a congregation of lawyers and lawmakers that included NSW Attorney-General, Mark Speakman MP, Opposition Leader Luke Foley MP, and Chief Justice of NSW, Tom Bathurst this week.
In the homily for Red Mass, which officially marked the opening of the 2018 law term, Archbishop Fisher addressed the emergence of an aggressive secularism with its "hard-edged determination to minimise the role of faith in every life and exclude it altogether from the public square." The Archbishop questioned whether people of faith would, in the future, be free in future to hold, speak and practice their beliefs.
Reflecting on the Gospel reading, where Jesus exhorted His followers to render to God what was God's and to Caesar what was Caesar's, Archbishop Fisher remarked that a commitment to the 'common good' and respect for the dignity of all would be crucial in reconciling competing rights.
Read the Homily here.
Cardinal Case Returns to Court
10 January 2018
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
Lawyers for Cardinal George Pell returned to the Melbourne Magistrates Court today for an administrative update on subpoenas they sent late last year to the ABC and its journalist Louise Milligan.
In December, the ABC and Ms Milligan, who is the author of a book about the Cardinal, agreed to hand over some of the material sought by Cardinal Pell's legal team.
They will now examine transcripts and interview footage, which is believed to contain unedited interviews between Ms Milligan and some of the complainants who have accused the cardinal of historical sex offences, as they prepare for his upcoming committal hearing.
Cardinal Pell, 76, who was not required to attend today's hearing, strenuously denies the allegations against him.
He will return to court in March for a committal hearing, which will determine whether he stands trial.
The cardinal has taken leave from his position as Vatican treasurer.
Statement from Most Rev. Anthony Fisher OP Archbishop of Sydney
15 December 2017
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
First and foremost, I want to express my respect for the survivors of child sexual abuse by Church personnel, who have lived with the consequences of abuse for a lifetime and will continue to do so.
Many told their stories with great courage, even at great personal cost, revisiting traumatic experiences. I say again how sorry I am that you were hurt in this way by people you should have been able to trust.
I hope the release of this report provides some comfort to you, your family and friends with the determination that what has been revealed in the pages of this report can never be repeated.
To the Commissioners and staff my thanks for your dedication to listening to the survivors patiently and compassionately, analysing the causes of this terrible scourge, and proposing ways of preventing any recurrence.
The final report comprises 17 volumes, covering nearly five years of hearings. It will take time to digest but it will not sit on any shelf. I will study the findings and recommendations carefully, and then provide a detailed response as we discern, with the rest of the community, the best way forward.
Open Letter Urging Religious Protections
4 December 2017
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
Church leaders from across Australia have written an open letter to both Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten regarding the lack of religious freedoms included in the same sex marriage bill.
At least 30 senior church leaders have added their names to the letter, urging both leaders to support amendments to the Dean Smith bill, which was passed without amendment by the Senate last week.
The amendments sought to include the protection of faith-based charities, parental rights and protections for individuals from being targeted for upholding traditional marriage.
With the Senate having passed same-sex marriage legislation last Wednesday by 43 votes to 12, the lower house is being pressured to endorse the bill.
However, Mr Turnbull has flagged his support for amendments to protect religious freedom.
Kevin Andrews MP, who is Chair of the parliamentary Human Rights Sub-Committee which provided its interim report into religious freedom in Australia on Friday, said the amendments were "reasonable" and he expected strong support for them.
Victoria Votes to Legalise Euthanasia
23 November 2017
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
Victoria has become the first State in Australia to effectively pass euthanasia into law by a 22-18 vote in the Upper House of its Parliament.
The bill will return to the Lower House where MPs had supported it 47-37.
Euthanasia supporters have hailed the move as a victory for autonomy and personal dignity, but others have expressed their dismay.
AMA Victoria president Lorraine Baker told The Age:
"The outcome of this parliamentary vote will cause anguish for some members of our profession, as well as the public …
"(The AMA believes doctors should not be involved in) interventions that have as their primary intention the ending of a person's life".
Hope in Spite of Marriage Decision
16 November 2017
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
By Robert Hiini
Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP has congratulated the almost five million Australians who "stuck to their guns" in the face of overwhelming pressure to vote Yes in the marriage plebiscite, and has signalled that the challenge will now move to protecting existing freedoms.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed that 61.6 per cent of people who voted in the survey - some 79 per cent of all eligible voters - voted YES to changing the legal definition of marriage.
"While I do not deny the good will of many who voted Yes, I am deeply disappointed that the likely result will be legislation to further deconstruct marriage and family in Australia," Archbishop Fisher said.
"But I am heartened that millions of Australians still stand by the conviction that marriage is a unique relationship between a man and a woman.
"To the many already-married couples and those contemplating it I say: Don't let this decision dishearten you or undermine your appreciation of the sanctity of real marriage."
Media Release: Response to Same-Sex Marriage Survey Result
15 November 2017
Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese
The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Most Rev. Anthony Fisher OP, says he is both disappointed and heartened by the result of the National Marriage Postal Survey on changing the legal definition of marriage in Australia.
"While I do not deny the good will of many who voted Yes, I am deeply disappointed that the likely result will be legislation to further deconstruct marriage and family in Australia," Archbishop Fisher said.
"But I am heartened that millions of Australians still stand by the conviction that marriage is a unique relationship between a man and woman. In fact, only 48% of eligible voters voted Yes to redefining marriage in law."


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Foundation developer Rob Lanphier gave an update this week on the next milestone release of the MediaWiki software, version 1.17 (wikitech-l mailing list):
|The code review group continues to make headway on the backlog of outstanding checkins in "new" status. We peaked at 1400 unreviewed check-ins [updates to the software] back in September, last month we were at 800, and now we're now under 300.
We *hope* this means we can push a 1.17 version of MediaWiki to production sometime this month, with a tarball [i.e. a release to non-WMF sites] available some time after that. That still looks like a bit of a stretch goal, but more plausible now than the last time this came up.
Due to the way Wikimedia wikis are run, they already benefit from some, but not all, of the updates present in 1.17. Most external sites have not yet been able to take advantage of these changes.
In brief
Not all fixes may have gone live to WMF sites at the time of writing; some may not be scheduled to go live for many weeks.
- Signpost regulars will note the lack of an Engineering Update in this issue. The report due (January 2011) is still in draft form and should be published shortly. The Signpost will of course report on its contents when this occurs.
- Thumbnails and the upload preview will now be auto-rotated if a rotation is built into the metadata associated with an image e.g. by a digital camera (bug #6672).
- Users installing MediaWiki on their own servers will now have the option of easily subscribing to the announcements mailing list (bug #26550).
- svn.mediawiki.org is now an alias (alternative name) for svn.wikimedia.org when trying to access the MediaWiki Subversion repository (bug #26474).
- A range of new parameters have been added to the MediaWiki API, allowing users to get information about a page (interwiki links, external links, etc.) without parsing the page's wikitext directly (bugs #26480, #26483, #26484 and #26485).
- After a successful conversion on January 3, both Toolserver login servers, nightshade and willow, now run the Solaris operating system (toolserver-l mailing list and elsewhere).


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I have to use a USB cable to connect the SGS to my computer to satisfy my company's privacy regulations. his comment is here If you feel any of these questions have been included in error help us improve our content by splitting these questions into seperate discussions. Great hardware, frankly bad software (unpredictable, not common-sense). The latest version of Kies wouldn't sync either Schedules or Contacts.
Now that you have an Android phone (which requires you to have a Gmail account) you have a separate calendar in Gmail which your Android phone can easily sync with. September 2012 at 15:19 Samsung Kies can't sync the groups, is it? My data issues involve multiple birthday or anniversary entries for some contacts or very old street address for some contacts or weirdly formatted street address plus other issues. http://sonoportal.net/cannot-retrieve/cannot-retrieve-information-for-outlook-folder.html Cannot sync using Kies Cannot sync using Kies Hi, I'm having trouble syncing my Outlook 2010 contacts and calendar using the Kies software.
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If you want to delete a contact, you should do that on both your Mobile as in your Outlook contacts folder. Click Open. I've never really timed it but I would guess that it is less than two minutes. now the latest update show you shld be able to sync outlook.
If you need synchronization Outlook contacts can be deleted." After clicking on "OK" the deleted contact from my Samsung Galaxy S3 was also deleted in Outlook. While I'm trying to sync for some weird reason Outlook becomes unres... and all for Free! Click Contacts, Calendar, etc.
when i am in outlook my cursor turns to a spin - when i exit outlook it is fine. You can sign in on another phone to sync. Reply Khalid says: 4.
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