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• Presentation of the panel:<br/>o Radha Muthiah, Executive Director Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves<br/>o Mark Bennett, Director Philips Africa<br/>o Luis Miguel Imana, Executive Director Sencico, Ministry for housing, construction and rehabilitation, Peru<br/>o Cornelia Richter, CEO GIZ<br/>
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Topic of question round 1 and key areas discussed:<br/>• Topic: What are the examples of success in your organization?<br/>• Radha Muthiah:<br/>o Creation of a commun vision among partners to accomplish the goal of 100 million people reached by 2020. The sector is now less fragmented.<br/>o Increase of the level of interest among activists, NGO, private sector, etc. The cooking energy sector is now broader<br/>o Emerging interest among the investor community<br/>• Mark Bennett<br/>o The stove program has been revitalized and a new business model has been developed (based on the 4As: affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness)<br/>o A new stove was launched on the market<br/>• Luis Miguel Imana<br/>o Several stoves were validated and certified in Peru<br/>o The awareness raised among the population<br/>o A new national law “clean energy for all” was adopted<br/>• Cornelia Richter<br/>o Creation of a new momentum through Energizing Development (Endev) thanks to the Dutch government and BMZ<br/>o A strategic approach was formulated to achieve the Endev's goals<br/>o A robust monitoring and evaluation system was put in place<br/>Topic of question round 2 and key areas discussed:<br/>• Topic 1: What are the challenges of the successes in your organization?<br/>• Radha Muthiah:<br/>o Challenge to raise more the awareness at the household level<br/>o Challenge to support the development of cleaner stoves<br/>o Need to support the supply side , especially the distribution of stoves<br/>• Mark Bennett<br/>o With its cook stove, Philips wants to address the base of the pyramid and improve the living condition of people by 2025<br/>o Challenge to further develop partnership to distribute the stove<br/>o Challenge to improve affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness abot the Philips stove.<br/>• Luis Miguel Imana<br/>o Challenge to change cultural approaches in rural areas<br/>o Challenge to develop PPPs<br/>o Challenge to ensure the quality control of the ICS<br/>• Topic 2: what are the lessons learnt?<br/>o Cornelia Richter<br/>• Make sure private sector is involved<br/>• Market based approach<br/>• Raise awareness<br/>• Set up a robust monitoring and evaluation system<br/>• Invest in knowledge management
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<span style="line-height: 1.5em; font-size: 0.85em;">• Radha Muthiah:</span><br/>o Creation of a commun vision among partners to accomplish the goal of 100 million people reached by 2020. The sector is now less fragmented.<br/>o Increase of the level of interest among activists, NGO, private sector, etc. The cooking energy sector is now broader<br/>o Emerging interest among the investor community<br/>• Mark Bennett<br/>o The stove program has been revitalized and a new business model has been developed (based on the 4As: affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness)<br/>o A new stove was launched on the market<br/>• Luis Miguel Imana<br/>o Several stoves were validated and certified in Peru<br/>o The awareness raised among the population<br/>o A new national law “clean energy for all” was adopted<br/>• Cornelia Richter<br/>o Creation of a new momentum through Energizing Development (Endev) thanks to the Dutch government and BMZ<br/>o A strategic approach was formulated to achieve the Endev's goals<br/>o A robust monitoring and evaluation system was put in place<br/><br/>
  
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<br/>Topic of question round 3 and key areas discussed:<br/>• Topic 1: What support do the GACC provide to other donors?<br/>o Radha Muthiah:<br/>• Validation of a strategic vision to reach the goals<br/>• Mobilizing resources<br/>• Promoting standards<br/>• Scaling and enable market to be more effective<br/>• Positioning the issue at the global and national level<br/>• broadening of partnersh<br/>• knowledge and research<br/>• Topic 2: How do you perceive the GACC?<br/>o Mark Bennett<br/>• GACC has developed standards, a high visibility of the issue and lobbied at the government level. This has contributed to the success of the Philips stove<br/>• More could be done on (i) the access to finance for the supply side, and (ii) the lobbying to break barriers to the development of the stove market<br/>o Luis Miguel Imana<br/>• It is important to look at promoting quality stoves and to raise awareness<br/>o Cornelia Richter<br/>• The GACC has a convincing power for lobbying<br/>• The GACC established a platform for raising awareness<br/>• More partners are joining the GACC<br/>• More could be done on lobbying at the national agenda level to create opportunities to include the stove thematic in intersectoral programs
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o Challenge to raise more the awareness at the household level<br/>o Challenge to support the development of cleaner stoves<br/>o Need to support the supply side , especially the distribution of stoves<br/>• Mark Bennett<br/>o With its cook stove, Philips wants to address the base of the pyramid and improve the living condition of people by 2025<br/>o Challenge to further develop partnership to distribute the stove<br/>o Challenge to improve affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness abot the Philips stove.<br/>• Luis Miguel Imana<br/>o Challenge to change cultural approaches in rural areas<br/>o Challenge to develop PPPs<br/>o Challenge to ensure the quality control of the ICS<br/>
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== <br/>What are the lessons learnt? ==
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o Cornelia Richter<br/>• Make sure private sector is involved<br/>• Market based approach<br/>• Raise awareness<br/>• Set up a robust monitoring and evaluation system<br/>• Invest in knowledge management
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== <br/><br/>What support do the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves provide to other donors? ==
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o Radha Muthiah:<br/>• Validation of a strategic vision to reach the goals<br/>• Mobilizing resources<br/>• Promoting standards<br/>• Scaling and enable market to be more effective<br/>• Positioning the issue at the global and national level<br/>• broadening of partnersh<br/>• knowledge and research<br/>
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== <br/>How do you perceive the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves? ==
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o Mark Bennett<br/>• GACC has developed standards, a high visibility of the issue and lobbied at the government level. This has contributed to the success of the Philips stove<br/>• More could be done on (i) the access to finance for the supply side, and (ii) the lobbying to break barriers to the development of the stove market<br/>o Luis Miguel Imana<br/>• It is important to look at promoting quality stoves and to raise awareness<br/>o Cornelia Richter<br/>• The GACC has a convincing power for lobbying<br/>• The GACC established a platform for raising awareness<br/>• More partners are joining the GACC<br/>• More could be done on lobbying at the national agenda level to create opportunities to include the stove thematic in intersectoral programs
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== <br/>Is there anything to say or emphasize? ==
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o Radha Muthiah:<br/>• GACC developed country specific toolboxes<br/>• GACC is working at supporting the establishment of working capitals on the distribution side<br/>o Mark Bennett<br/>• The business model of Philips will be shared<br/>o Luis Miguel Imana<br/>• Peru will make sure to develop a sustainable stove market<br/>o Cornelia Richter<br/>• Hope to expand the success story of stove programs<br/>• It is important to develop a strategic vision based also on the failures/lessons learnt
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Topic of question round 4 and key areas discussed:<br/>• Topic 1: Is there anything to say or emphasize?<br/>o Radha Muthiah:<br/>• GACC developed country specific toolboxes<br/>• GACC is working at supporting the establishment of working capitals on the distribution side<br/>o Mark Bennett<br/>• The business model of Philips will be shared<br/>o Luis Miguel Imana<br/>• Peru will make sure to develop a sustainable stove market<br/>o Cornelia Richter<br/>• Hope to expand the success story of stove programs<br/>• It is important to develop a strategic vision based also on the failures/lessons learnt
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== Questions and Answers ==
  
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Questions and discussions from the audience:<br/>• No questions were raised
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• No questions were raised
  
 
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Revision as of 12:59, 27 June 2013

► Wednesday, 26 June 2013


► Opening Panel: Addressing Challenges in the Cooking Energy Sector
► Moderator: Andrew Barnett, Trustee of HEDON, Household Energy Network
► Panelists:

Mark Bennett, PhD., Director, Philips Africa
Luis Miguel Imaña, Executive Director, Sencico, Ministry for Housing, Construction and Rehabilitation, Peru
Radha Muthiah, Executive Director, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves
Cornelia Richter, Managing Director, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

► Rapporteur: Raphael Nguyen, EnDev/GIZ Benin


Introduction /Presentation

who: Andrew Barnett



Challenges in the Cooking Energy Sector in the 1980’s and Today


What are the examples of success in your organization?

• Radha Muthiah:
o Creation of a commun vision among partners to accomplish the goal of 100 million people reached by 2020. The sector is now less fragmented.
o Increase of the level of interest among activists, NGO, private sector, etc. The cooking energy sector is now broader
o Emerging interest among the investor community
• Mark Bennett
o The stove program has been revitalized and a new business model has been developed (based on the 4As: affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness)
o A new stove was launched on the market
• Luis Miguel Imana
o Several stoves were validated and certified in Peru
o The awareness raised among the population
o A new national law “clean energy for all” was adopted
• Cornelia Richter
o Creation of a new momentum through Energizing Development (Endev) thanks to the Dutch government and BMZ
o A strategic approach was formulated to achieve the Endev's goals
o A robust monitoring and evaluation system was put in place

What are the challenges of the successes in your organization?

• Radha Muthiah:

o Challenge to raise more the awareness at the household level
o Challenge to support the development of cleaner stoves
o Need to support the supply side , especially the distribution of stoves
• Mark Bennett
o With its cook stove, Philips wants to address the base of the pyramid and improve the living condition of people by 2025
o Challenge to further develop partnership to distribute the stove
o Challenge to improve affordability, availability, accessibility and awareness abot the Philips stove.
• Luis Miguel Imana
o Challenge to change cultural approaches in rural areas
o Challenge to develop PPPs
o Challenge to ensure the quality control of the ICS


What are the lessons learnt?

o Cornelia Richter
• Make sure private sector is involved
• Market based approach
• Raise awareness
• Set up a robust monitoring and evaluation system
• Invest in knowledge management



What support do the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves provide to other donors?

o Radha Muthiah:
• Validation of a strategic vision to reach the goals
• Mobilizing resources
• Promoting standards
• Scaling and enable market to be more effective
• Positioning the issue at the global and national level
• broadening of partnersh
• knowledge and research


How do you perceive the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves?

o Mark Bennett
• GACC has developed standards, a high visibility of the issue and lobbied at the government level. This has contributed to the success of the Philips stove
• More could be done on (i) the access to finance for the supply side, and (ii) the lobbying to break barriers to the development of the stove market
o Luis Miguel Imana
• It is important to look at promoting quality stoves and to raise awareness
o Cornelia Richter
• The GACC has a convincing power for lobbying
• The GACC established a platform for raising awareness
• More partners are joining the GACC
• More could be done on lobbying at the national agenda level to create opportunities to include the stove thematic in intersectoral programs


Is there anything to say or emphasize?

o Radha Muthiah:
• GACC developed country specific toolboxes
• GACC is working at supporting the establishment of working capitals on the distribution side
o Mark Bennett
• The business model of Philips will be shared
o Luis Miguel Imana
• Peru will make sure to develop a sustainable stove market
o Cornelia Richter
• Hope to expand the success story of stove programs
• It is important to develop a strategic vision based also on the failures/lessons learnt


Questions and Answers

• No questions were raised

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