Electrification is an important goal to reduce economic inequality between regions and countries. For Indonesia, like other archipelagic countries, this has been a challenging target to be met considering country's…
Despite the allocated budget from the government for rural electrification, the national target of electrification remains challenging nonetheless
Providing equitable and sustainable access for the poor and most vulnerable communities to basic services required for improving livelihood
I can study well because of the lights that you provided me.
The objective of the Accelerating Clean Energy Access to Reduce Inequality (ACCESS) project is to support the poor and most vulnerable communities to have equitable and sustainable access to basic services for improving their livelihoods. The ACCESS project will be implemented in 2020-2024 in 22 villages in four provinces in Indonesia (East Nusa Tenggara, West Sulawesi, South-East Sulawesi and Central Kalimantan provinces) and 25 villages in three municipalities of Timor-Leste (Municipality of Dili Atauro, Bobonaro and Manatuto). The ACCESS project is funded from the grant of USD 18,028,509 from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Indonesia, from which Indonesia's allocation is USD 15,028,509 and USD 3 million for Timor-Leste.
223 kWp solar-PV Power Plant
570 households
4 villages in 2 regencies
219 kWp solar-PV Power Plant
618 households
4 villages in 2 regencies
1,239 kWp solar-PV Power Plant
1,116 households
6 villages in 4 regencies
223 kWp solar-PV Power Plant
721 households
7 villages in 2 regencies
