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| + | '''<span style="font-size: 13.6px;">Bringing the Cooperation on Rural Electrification Programme towards Regional Economic Development in Nusa Tenggara Barat</span>'''<br/> | ||
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| + | <span style="font-size: 13.6px;"></span>The Regional Planning Agency (Bappeda) of Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB) province, Indonesia, supported by the Energising Development Indonesia project implemented by GIZ, held a workshop on “Development Strategy of Solar Mini-grid Beneficiary Villages” on 15 March 2018 in Mataram, Indonesia. The workshop was a closure of Rural Mini-grid Management Model (RUMI), a pilot project implemented since May 2017, which aims at developing a management model for government-funded solar mini-grid in four hamlets in NTB province. | ||
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| + | Ridwan Syah, the Head of Bappeda, urged all relevant stakeholders to pursue synergy and collaboration, among others the Agency of Energy and Mineral Resources (Dinas ESDM), Agency of Cooperatives and Small Medium Enterprises (Dinas KUKM), universities, Teams of Geopark Rinjani and SAMOTA Development, Bank Indonesia, KOMPAK, as well as the recently formed cooperatives. He also encouraged the cooperatives to proactively propose any support activities when required. Niken Arumdati, representing Dinas ESDM, expressed her optimism that next year the provincial government will allocate funds to regularly monitor and maintain the operational of solar mini-grids installed in the region. | ||
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| + | Within eight months period, RUMI successfully facilitated the establishment of two cooperatives located in Pegadungan, Lombok Utara and in Moyo Island, Sumbawa. These cooperatives, previously informal villager groups, will manage the solar mini-grid systems constructed by the government. Additionally, the cooperatives also run businesses such as trading and credit service. Through close coaching conducted by Transform, a local civil society organisation experienced in village facilitation, the beneficiary community is now more confident in operating and managing their electricity facilities. Gender equality was strongly promoted throughout RUMI implementation. It was observed that women participation in village assemblies and activities related to electricity utilisation and management has improved up to 30%. RUMI also initiated a partnership scheme between solar companies and local technicians in order to make available technical support structure in the region. | ||
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| + | More information please visit<span style="font-size: 13.6px;"> [http://endev-indonesia.info/ http://endev-indonesia.info/].</span> | ||
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Revision as of 04:06, 5 April 2018
Bringing the Cooperation on Rural Electrification Programme towards Regional Economic Development in Nusa Tenggara Barat
The Regional Planning Agency (Bappeda) of Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB) province, Indonesia, supported by the Energising Development Indonesia project implemented by GIZ, held a workshop on “Development Strategy of Solar Mini-grid Beneficiary Villages” on 15 March 2018 in Mataram, Indonesia. The workshop was a closure of Rural Mini-grid Management Model (RUMI), a pilot project implemented since May 2017, which aims at developing a management model for government-funded solar mini-grid in four hamlets in NTB province.
Ridwan Syah, the Head of Bappeda, urged all relevant stakeholders to pursue synergy and collaboration, among others the Agency of Energy and Mineral Resources (Dinas ESDM), Agency of Cooperatives and Small Medium Enterprises (Dinas KUKM), universities, Teams of Geopark Rinjani and SAMOTA Development, Bank Indonesia, KOMPAK, as well as the recently formed cooperatives. He also encouraged the cooperatives to proactively propose any support activities when required. Niken Arumdati, representing Dinas ESDM, expressed her optimism that next year the provincial government will allocate funds to regularly monitor and maintain the operational of solar mini-grids installed in the region.
Within eight months period, RUMI successfully facilitated the establishment of two cooperatives located in Pegadungan, Lombok Utara and in Moyo Island, Sumbawa. These cooperatives, previously informal villager groups, will manage the solar mini-grid systems constructed by the government. Additionally, the cooperatives also run businesses such as trading and credit service. Through close coaching conducted by Transform, a local civil society organisation experienced in village facilitation, the beneficiary community is now more confident in operating and managing their electricity facilities. Gender equality was strongly promoted throughout RUMI implementation. It was observed that women participation in village assemblies and activities related to electricity utilisation and management has improved up to 30%. RUMI also initiated a partnership scheme between solar companies and local technicians in order to make available technical support structure in the region.
More information please visit http://endev-indonesia.info/.
Pages in category "PV Mini-grid"
The following 28 pages are in this category, out of 28 total.
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- Technical Guidelines for Solar PV Mini-grids in Indonesia (EnDev Indonesia 2013)
- The Potential of Mini Grids and Critical Factors
- The Potential of Mini Grids and Critical Factors - Discussion
- Transition to Renewable Energies Through Mini-grids
- Transition to Renewable Energies Through Mini-grids - Discussion
Media in category "PV Mini-grid"
The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.
2016 GIZ ProSolar brief Leading the way to rural electrification.pdf 1,748 × 2,480, 4 pages; 0 bytes
Dasar Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya Basic for PV mini-grid.pdf 3,000 × 2,250, 26 pages; 0 bytes
EOI PV MINI-GRIDS RBF ADVERT 20160114.pdf 2,479 × 3,507; 0 bytes
GIZ (2017) Mini-grid Portfolio Overview.pdf 2,480 × 3,507, 20 pages; 6.65 MB
GIZ2014-en-where-shall-we-put-it-kenya.pdf 1,748 × 2,480, 24 pages; 0 bytes
GIZ2016-ProSolar-Licensing-Guidebook.pdf 2,007 × 2,834, 52 pages; 1,003 KB
How do we finance it?.pdf 2,007 × 2,835, 84 pages; 3.31 MB
Inspection Guide for PVVP 150524 (GIZ 2015).pdf 2,480 × 3,508, 55 pages; 0 bytes
Mini-Grid Sizing Guidebook.pdf 2,007 × 2,834, 68 pages; 0 bytes
Mini-Grids RBF Brochure.pdf 2,550 × 3,300, 2 pages; 0 bytes
Pengenalan PLTS Terpusat Introduction for PV mini-grid.pdf 3,000 × 2,250, 8 pages; 0 bytes
Pengoperasian dan perawatan Operation and maintenance.pdf 3,000 × 2,250, 29 pages; 0 bytes
Public-private mini-gird electricity model (EUEI PDF 2015)..png 654 × 126; 0 bytes
PV Services in the Developing World - Presentation notes.pdf 2,480 × 3,507, 15 pages; 0 bytes
SPV planning checklist.pdf 2,480 × 3,507, 74 pages; 3.01 MB
Technology Management & Innovation.pdf 3,000 × 2,250, 29 pages; 0 bytes
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