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'''''Energy for All '''''is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.

 

 The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn wood, dung, and crop waste to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development<references />. 

 

To strengthen its investment and increase its project portfolio in energy access, ADB founded The Energy for All Initiative in 2008. The initiative develops and mainstreams approaches for scaling up access to affordable, modern and clean energy among the region’s poor. This includes household access to electricity from renewable energy technologies such as micro-hydro, solar, biomass, and small wind power, as well as access to clean cooking fuel, such as LPG or biogas from livestock manure<references />. 

 

Within the initiative, ADB launched the Energy for All Partnership, a regional platform for cooperation, knowledge and technical exchange and project developing bringing together key stakeholders from private sector, financial institutions, governments, bilateral, multilateral and non-governmental development partners. The partnership seeks to identify and support energy access projects with demonstrated potential to scale up through implementation structures that enable projects to grow from a pioneering stage to national or regional scale <references />. 

 

The Partnership aims to provide access to safe, clean, affordable modern energy to an additional 100 million people in the region by 2015. 

 

'''Working Groups: '''

''' '''

The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor <references />. 

 

DOMESTIC BIOGAS

 Convener: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation Target: Deploy 1 million domestic biogas plants for 5 million people and develop sustainable commercial biogas sectors in 15 countries in Asia and the Pacific by 2016.

 

 

LIGHTING FOR ALL 

 

Convener: TERI Target: Expand access to off-grid lighting solutions for 50 million people by 2015.

 

 

LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LP Gas) 

 

Convener: World LP Gas Association Target: Expand distribution of LP Gas to remote communities while creating sustainable markets.

 

 

ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT 

 

Convener: Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS) Target: Develop clean energy enterprises in the region through public-private partnership models and a network of industry associations, institutions and relevant government bodies.

 

 

PACIFIC REGION 

 

Convener: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) Target: Scale up proven models for energy access and disseminate successful approaches throughout the Pacific island countries.

 

 

SMALL WIND POWER 

 

Convener: Korea Wind Energy Industry Association Target: Deploy small wind power for electrification and productive use in remote areas in Asia and the Pacific region.

 

 Source:

1. IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf

2. [http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp] 3. [http://www.adb.org/Clean-Energy/energyforall-partnership.asp http://www.adb.org/Clean-Energy/energyforall-partnership.asp] 4. [http://www.energyforall.info http://www.energyforall.info]

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 = Energy Poverty in Asia and the Pacific<br/> =
-The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn [[Cooking with Fossil Fuels|wood, dung, and crop waste]] to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the [[Millennium_Development_Goals_(MDGs)|Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)]]. [[Access_to_Modern_Energy|Access to modern, cleaner energy]] is essential to cut [[Indoor_Air_Pollution_(IAP)|indoor air pollution (IAP)]]; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref name="IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf">IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf</ref><br/>
+The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn [[Cooking_with_Solid_Fuels|wood, dung, and crop waste]] to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the [[Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)|Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)]]. [[Access to Modern Energy|Access to modern, cleaner energy]] is essential to cut [[Indoor Air Pollution (IAP)|indoor air pollution (IAP)]]; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref name="IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf">IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf</ref><br/>
 <br/>
 = About the "Energy for All Initiative"<br/> =

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 = Overview<br/> =
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Millennium_Development_Goals_(MDGs)]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Energy for All is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the '''Asian Development Bank (ADB) '''to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.'''
+'''"Energy for All"''' is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the [http://www.adb.org/ Asian Development Bank (ADB)] to meet the challenge of [[Energy_Poverty|energy poverty]] in Asia and the Pacific.<br/>
 <br/>
-The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn [[Cooking_with_Fossil_Fuels|wood, dung, and crop waste]] to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref>IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf</ref>
+= Energy Poverty in Asia and the Pacific<br/> =
-To strengthen its investment and increase its project portfolio in energy access, ADB founded The Energy for All Initiative in 2008. The initiative develops and mainstreams approaches for scaling up access to affordable, modern and clean energy among the region’s poor. This includes household access to electricity from renewable energy technologies such as micro-hydro, solar, biomass, and small wind power, as well as access to clean cooking fuel, such as LPG or biogas from livestock manure.<ref>http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp</ref>
+The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn [[Cooking with Fossil Fuels|wood, dung, and crop waste]] to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the [[Millennium_Development_Goals_(MDGs)|Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)]]. [[Access_to_Modern_Energy|Access to modern, cleaner energy]] is essential to cut [[Indoor_Air_Pollution_(IAP)|indoor air pollution (IAP)]]; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref name="IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf">IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.worldenergyoutlook.org/media/weo2010.pdf</ref><br/>
-Within the initiative, ADB launched the Energy for All Partnership, a regional platform for cooperation, knowledge and technical exchange and project developing bringing together key stakeholders from private sector, financial institutions, governments, bilateral, multilateral and non-governmental development partners. The partnership seeks to identify and support energy access projects with demonstrated potential to scale up through implementation structures that enable projects to grow from a pioneering stage to national or regional scale.<ref>http://www.adb.org/Clean-Energy/energyforall-partnership.asp</ref>
+<br/>
 <br/>
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 = Working Groups<br/> =
-The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor.<ref>http://www.energyforall.info</ref>
+The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor.<ref>http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp</ref>
 <br/>
-== Domestic [[Biogas|Biogas]]<br/> ==
+== Domestic Biogas<br/> ==
-*Convener: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
+*Convener: [http://www.snvworld.org/ SNV Netherlands Development Organisation]
 *Target: Deploy 1 million domestic biogas plants for 5 million people and develop sustainable commercial biogas sectors in 15 countries in Asia and the Pacific by 2016.
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 == Lighting For All<br/> ==
-*Convener: TERI
+*Convener: [http://www.teriin.org/ TERI, The Energy and Resources Institute]
 *Target: Expand access to off-grid lighting solutions for 50 million people by 2015.
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 == Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)<br/> ==
-*Convener: World LP Gas Association
+*Convener: [http://www.worldlpgas.com/ World LP Gas Association]
 *Target: Expand distribution of LP Gas to remote communities while creating sustainable markets.
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 == Enterprise Development ==
-*Convener: Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS)
+*Convener: [http://www.seas.org.sg/ Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS)]
 *Target: Develop clean energy enterprises in the region through public-private partnership models and a network of industry associations, institutions and relevant government bodies.
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 == Pacific Region ==
-*Convener: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP)
+*Convener: [http://www.reeep.org/ Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP)]
 *Target: Scale up proven models for energy access and disseminate successful approaches throughout the Pacific island countries.
 <br/>
-== [[Portal:Wind|Small Wind Power]] ==
+== Small Wind Power ==
-*Convener: Korea Wind Energy Industry Association
+*Convener: [http://www.kweia.or.kr/ Korea Wind Energy Industry Association]
 *Target: Deploy small wind power for electrification and productive use in remote areas in Asia and the Pacific region.
 <br/>
-= Further Information =
+= Further Information<br/> =
 = References<br/> =
-<references />
+<references /><br/>
 [[Category:Biogas]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-'''Energy for Allis the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the '''Asian Development Bank (ADB) '''to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.
+'''Energy for All is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the '''Asian Development Bank (ADB) '''to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.'''
-The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn wood, dung, and crop waste to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref>IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf</ref>
+The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn [[Cooking_with_Fossil_Fuels|wood, dung, and crop waste]] to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref>IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf</ref>
 To strengthen its investment and increase its project portfolio in energy access, ADB founded The Energy for All Initiative in 2008. The initiative develops and mainstreams approaches for scaling up access to affordable, modern and clean energy among the region’s poor. This includes household access to electricity from renewable energy technologies such as micro-hydro, solar, biomass, and small wind power, as well as access to clean cooking fuel, such as LPG or biogas from livestock manure.<ref>http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp</ref>
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-== Domestic Biogas<br/> ==
+== Domestic [[Biogas|Biogas]]<br/> ==
 *Convener: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
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-== Small Wind Power ==
+== [[Portal:Wind|Small Wind Power]] ==
 *Convener: Korea Wind Energy Industry Association
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 = Further Information =
 = References<br/> =
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 <references />
 [[Category:Millennium_Development_Goals_(MDGs)]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
 The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn wood, dung, and crop waste to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref>IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf</ref>
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 Within the initiative, ADB launched the Energy for All Partnership, a regional platform for cooperation, knowledge and technical exchange and project developing bringing together key stakeholders from private sector, financial institutions, governments, bilateral, multilateral and non-governmental development partners. The partnership seeks to identify and support energy access projects with demonstrated potential to scale up through implementation structures that enable projects to grow from a pioneering stage to national or regional scale.<ref>http://www.adb.org/Clean-Energy/energyforall-partnership.asp</ref>
+<br/>
 The Partnership aims to provide access to safe, clean, affordable modern energy to an additional 100 million people in the region by 2015.
 = Working Groups<br/> =
 The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor.<ref>http://www.energyforall.info</ref>
+<br/>
 == Domestic Biogas<br/> ==
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 *Target: Deploy 1 million domestic biogas plants for 5 million people and develop sustainable commercial biogas sectors in 15 countries in Asia and the Pacific by 2016.
+<br/>
 == Lighting For All<br/> ==
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 *Target: Expand access to off-grid lighting solutions for 50 million people by 2015.
+<br/>
 == Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)<br/> ==
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 *Target: Expand distribution of LP Gas to remote communities while creating sustainable markets.
+<br/>
 == Enterprise Development ==
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 *Target: Develop clean energy enterprises in the region through public-private partnership models and a network of industry associations, institutions and relevant government bodies.
+<br/>
 == Pacific Region ==
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 *Target: Scale up proven models for energy access and disseminate successful approaches throughout the Pacific island countries.
+<br/>
 == Small Wind Power ==
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 *Convener: Korea Wind Energy Industry Association
 *Target: Deploy small wind power for electrification and productive use in remote areas in Asia and the Pacific region.
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 <references />
 [[Category:Biogas]]

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-'''''Energy for All&nbsp;'''''is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.
+'''''Energy for All&nbsp;'''''is the name of an initiative and partnership both initiated by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to meet the challenge of energy poverty in Asia and the Pacific.<br>
-<br>
+= Overview<br> =
-<br>The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn wood, dung, and crop waste to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development<references />.<br>
+The majority of the energy poor live in Asia and the Pacific: More than 800 million people still have no access to electricity. Almost 2 billion people still burn wood, dung, and crop waste to cook and to heat their homes. This persistent energy poverty has hampered efforts to reduce poverty and meet the Millennium Development Goals. Access to modern, cleaner energy is essential to cut indoor air pollution; improve infant and maternal health, education, and agriculture; and ensure inclusive, sustainable development.<ref>IEA (2010). Energy Poverty - How to make modern energy access universal? - Special Excerpt to the World Energy Outlook 2010. http://www.iea.org/weo/docs/weo2010/weo2010_poverty.pdf</ref><br>
-<br>
+To strengthen its investment and increase its project portfolio in energy access, ADB founded The Energy for All Initiative in 2008. The initiative develops and mainstreams approaches for scaling up access to affordable, modern and clean energy among the region’s poor. This includes household access to electricity from renewable energy technologies such as micro-hydro, solar, biomass, and small wind power, as well as access to clean cooking fuel, such as LPG or biogas from livestock manure.<ref>http://www.adb.org/clean-energy/energyforall-initiative.asp</ref><br>
-To strengthen its investment and increase its project portfolio in energy access, ADB founded The Energy for All Initiative in 2008. The initiative develops and mainstreams approaches for scaling up access to affordable, modern and clean energy among the region’s poor. This includes household access to electricity from renewable energy technologies such as micro-hydro, solar, biomass, and small wind power, as well as access to clean cooking fuel, such as LPG or biogas from livestock manure<references />.<br>
+Within the initiative, ADB launched the Energy for All Partnership, a regional platform for cooperation, knowledge and technical exchange and project developing bringing together key stakeholders from private sector, financial institutions, governments, bilateral, multilateral and non-governmental development partners. The partnership seeks to identify and support energy access projects with demonstrated potential to scale up through implementation structures that enable projects to grow from a pioneering stage to national or regional scale.<ref>http://www.adb.org/Clean-Energy/energyforall-partnership.asp</ref><br>
 <br>
-Within the initiative, ADB launched the Energy for All Partnership, a regional platform for cooperation, knowledge and technical exchange and project developing bringing together key stakeholders from private sector, financial institutions, governments, bilateral, multilateral and non-governmental development partners. The partnership seeks to identify and support energy access projects with demonstrated potential to scale up through implementation structures that enable projects to grow from a pioneering stage to national or regional scale <references />.<br>
+The Partnership aims to provide access to safe, clean, affordable modern energy to an additional 100 million people in the region by 2015. <br>
-<br>
+= '''Working Groups<br>'''  =
-The Partnership aims to provide access to safe, clean, affordable modern energy to an additional 100 million people in the region by 2015. <br>
+The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor.<ref>http://www.energyforall.info</ref><br>
-<br>
+== Domestic Biogas<br> ==
-'''Working Groups:<br>'''
+*Convener: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
-'''<br>'''
+== Lighting For All<br>  ==
-The partnership formed seven working groups to meet specific geographic, technological, or thematic challenges to replicating successful models and scaling up access to energy for the poor <references />. <br>
+*Convener: TERI
-<br>
+== Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP Gas)<br>  ==
-DOMESTIC BIOGAS
+*Convener: World LP Gas Association
-<br>Convener: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation<br>Target: Deploy 1 million domestic biogas plants for 5 million people and develop sustainable commercial biogas sectors in 15 countries in Asia and the Pacific by 2016.
+== Enterprise Development ==
-<br>
+*Convener: Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS)
-<br>
+== Pacific Region ==
-LIGHTING FOR ALL <br>
+*Convener: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP)
-<br>
+== Small Wind Power ==
-Convener: TERI<br>Target: Expand access to off-grid lighting solutions for 50 million people by 2015.
+*Convener: Korea Wind Energy Industry Association
-<br>
+=  =
-<br>
+<references /><br>
+[[Category:Asia|References]]