Difference between revisions of "A Participatory Gaming Approach To Community Energy Planning in Southeast Asia: Spreading Best-Practices on Community Engagement"
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The project, “A Participatory Gaming Approach to Community Energy Planning in Southeast Asia: Spreading Best Practices on Community Engagement”, applied a novel gaming approach to building community energy systems. It emphasised participation, collaboration and capacity-building within communities. | The project, “A Participatory Gaming Approach to Community Energy Planning in Southeast Asia: Spreading Best Practices on Community Engagement”, applied a novel gaming approach to building community energy systems. It emphasised participation, collaboration and capacity-building within communities. | ||
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Introduction
| Location: | Kampung Buayan, Kampung Terian and Kampung Timpayasa, East Malaysia |
| Technology: | Minigrids Minigrid planning tool |
| Costs: | Total: 20,500 € |
| WISIONS financial support: 20,500 € | |
| Partners Involved: | Energy Action Partners (ENACT)
Hydro Empowerment Network (HPNET) |
| Duration: | April 2017 – November 2017 |
The project, “A Participatory Gaming Approach to Community Energy Planning in Southeast Asia: Spreading Best Practices on Community Engagement”, applied a novel gaming approach to building community energy systems. It emphasised participation, collaboration and capacity-building within communities.
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