India Clean Cookstove Forum 2014

About

The ICCF 2014 will bring together practitioners, project developers, investors, banks, researchers, social enterprises, government and donor agencies, as well as foundations and NGOs to discuss the next steps to tackle the challenges hindering the large-scale adoption of improved cookstoves (ICS) in India.

Structure

Practitioner Workshop – 10 November 2014

In-depth technical discussions will focus on increasing the demand and improving the supply of improved cookstoves. GIZ and its partners will engage with participants on key issues pertaining to marketing, distribution networks, financing, gender and product design.

Conference – 11 November 2014

All stakeholders relevant to the cookstove sector will come together to find ways to transform the market for clean cooking and make clean cooking technologies available in all Indian households. Eminent personalities of the Indian Industry, business, banks, the government and the cookstove sector will debate the roadmap towards large-scale adoption of improved cookstoves. The focus will be on the role that the Indian industry can play, the lessons that can be learned from successful marketing campaigns for products related to cooking and health, as well as the supportive policy ecosystem that the Indian government is establishing.

Business Model Workshop – 12 November 2014

During this workshop, early stage entrepreneurs will be supported in analyzing and improving their business models in order to make them more viable and attractive for investors.

Documentation

► Press Note

► Registration List►Practitioner Workshop - 10 November 2014

• ►Conference - 11 November 2014

► Impressions
► For presentations held during the forum, please click on the respective session highlighted in blue in the agenda

Agenda

Practitioner Workshop - 10 November 2014

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In-depth technical discussions will focus on increasing the demand and improving the supply of improved cookstoves. GIZ and its partners will engage with participants on key issues pertaining to marketing, distribution networks, financing, gender and product design.For presentations please click on the respective session highlighted in blue in the agenda.

09:00	Registration and Tea/Coffee
09:30	Welcome Address
09:35	Financing for Improved Cookstoves Jennifer Tweddell (Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves) CDM Programme of Activities on National Programme for Improved Cookstoves in India Onkar Nath - Deutsches Gesellschaft für International Zusammenarbeit Sandeep Kanda - South Pole Carbon Anuradha Bhavnani - Shell Foundation
11:30	Tea/Coffee Break
11:45	Gender and Improved Cookstoves Jennifer Tweddell, Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves
13:00	Lunch
13:45	Cost-effective marketing Strategies Sohan Shat - McCann Health Dr. Harshit Jain - McCann Health Gaurav Mehta - DharmaLife
15:45	Tea/Coffee Break
16:00	Using Mainstream Distribution Networks For Improved Cookstoves Gaurav Mehta, DharmaLife
17:00	Designing an Aspirational Product Dr. Aditya Dev Sood - Center for Knowledge Societies Dr. Rajendra Prasad - Indian Institute of Technology
18:00	End of Workshop

Conference - 11 November 2014

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All stakeholders relevant to the cookstove sector will come together to find ways to transform the market for clean cooking and make clean cooking technologies available in all Indian households. Eminent personalities of the Indian Industry, business, banks, the government and the cookstove sector will debate the roadmap towards large-scale adoption of improved cookstoves. The focus will be on the role that the Indian industry can play, the lessons that can be learned from successful marketing campaigns for products related to cooking and health, as well as the supportive policy ecosystem that the Indian government is establishing.

09:00	Registration and Tea/Coffee
09:30	Welcome Address Mr Jens Burgtorf, Director Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ India
09:40	Introduction to the Forum and GIZ's Cookstove Activities Mr Harald Richter, Project Manager, Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ India
09:50	Inaugural Address by the Chief Guest Ms Varsha Joshi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Government of India
10:15	Panel Discussion: The Big Push for Clean Cooking In India PaneL: Dr. Veena Joshi - Sector Expert Anurag Agarwal - Future Group Simon Desjardins - Shell Chandru Kalro - TTK Prestige Chandra Shekhar Sinha - The World Bank
11:15	Tea/Coffee Break & Snacks
11:30	Input from the Practitioners' Workshop and GIZ Support to the Sector Santosh Singh (GIZ) - GIZ Activities to Promote Improved Cookstoves
12:00	Panel Discussion: From a Push to a Pull Product: Making Cookstoves Aspirational Panel: Sohan Shah - McCann Health Gaurav Mehta- Dharmalife Deepak Saksena - Unilever Ujwal Thakar - Pratham Presentation Smita Rakesh (Tata Trusts) - User Test of Improved Cookstoves
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Panel Discussion: Matching Numbers, Matching Expectations Panel: Anuradha Bhavnani - Shell Foundation R K Kidwari - Grassroots Trading Network Jonathan Torn - Biolite I R Rehman - TERI Dr. Rajendra Prasad - IITD Presentation Sudha Setty - Overview Activities Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves
15:00	Tea/Coffee Break
15:15	Panel Discussion: Policy & Ecosystem Panel: Arijit Basu - GACC Siddharth Chaturvedi - NRLM Rashid Hasan - MoEF Manisha Panwar - MoEF Y K Yadav - SSS NIRE Dr. Parvenn Dhamija Presentations Dr. Parveen Dhamija (MNRE) - Unnat Chulha Abhiyan Dr. Yogender K Yadav (SSS-NIRE) - National Cookstove PoA
16:15	Panel Discussion: The Indian Roadmap for Clean Cooking Panel: Jessica Seddon Kirk Smith Marlis Kees Anuradha Bhavnani Malvika Chauhan Arijit Basu Presentations Dr. Kirk Smith - Household Air Pollution and Improved Cookstoves Dr. Marlis Kees (GIZ) - Providing Access to Modern Cooking Energy
17:15	Closing Remarks/Vote of Thanks
16:15	End of Forum

Business Model Workshop - 12 November 2014

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During this workshop, early stage entrepreneurs will be supported in analyzing and improving their business models in order to make them more viable and attractive for investors.
►Presentation - Business Model Workshop