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STRONGER BUMDesa AS A KEY TO SUPPORT VILLAGE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
A robust institutional framework is crucial for fostering a better social environment, as it provides the necessary structures and mechanisms for sustainable living. Effective institutions are fundamental for managing diverse…
Through Training and Certification, Local Operators are Prepared to Sustain Renewable Energy in Target Villages
The sustainability of off-grid solar PV power plants and solar water pump in rural villages are dependent on the capabilities of local operators. As such, building the capacity of local…
Woman in Energy Sector: A Step Forward Undertaken
While there has been progress in recent years to promote gender equality in Indonesia, the renewable energy sector remains largely male-dominated. Women's participation in the renewable energy sector in Indonesia…
Local Ownership and the Role of Village Institutions in Community-Based Electricity: Outreach Workshop in Sumba
To support the Renewable Energy Infrastructure Special Allocation Fund (DAK-IET) program for Fiscal Year 2023, the ACCESS Project together with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) and the…
Solar Lamp Stories from Timor-Leste
The ACCESS Project is implemented by UNDP in Indonesia and Timor-Leste with financial support from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), under a partnership with the Indonesia Ministry of Energy…
Mainstreaming Woman to be Champion in Rural Energy
Peter is an Energy Patriot and Village Facilitator, who has been fulfilling his duties in the village of Watukarere, located in West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, since the year…
From Consultation to Regulation: Accomplishing Village Regulation on Electricity Management in 23 Target Locations
Community-based maintenance plays a crucial role in the upkeep of off-grid solar power plants. By engaging the local community in the maintenance process, the power plants can function effectively and…
ACCESS Project with Gaura Village Residents Reactivates BUM Hawongu Ate Village
'Hawongu Ate,' which means 'one heart,' is a Village-Owned Enterprise (BUM Desa) located in Gaura Village, Laboya Barat Subdistrict, West Sumba Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province. This Village-Owned Enterprise has…
ACCESS Project Encourages Energy Conservation Efforts in the Domestic Environment
In addition to building Solar Power Plants (PLTS) in 23 remote villages in Indonesia and Energy-Efficient Solar Lamps (LTSHE) in several areas in Timor-Leste, the ACCESS Project also encourages communities…
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