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| − | The SE4JOBS Project was launched in 2014 as a collaborative effort of six GIZ projects: the regional project RE-ACTIVATE and five sector projects dealing with different aspects of sustainable energy and socio-economic development. It also involves distinguished external experts and key partners of GIZ, especially from <g class="gr_ | + | The SE4JOBS Project was launched in 2014 as a collaborative effort of six GIZ projects: the regional project RE-ACTIVATE and five sector projects dealing with different aspects of sustainable energy and socio-economic development. It also involves distinguished external experts and key partners of GIZ, especially from <g class="gr_ gr_115 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="115" data-gr-id="115">adelphi</g> and the FFU. RE-ACTIVATE serves as a coordinator and "secretariat" of SE4JOBS. |
The SE4JOBS Project aims to federate and integrate available worldwide experience on how to strengthen the link between local socio-economic development and sustainable energy technologies. The focus is on local employment and income creation. The goal is to provide a set of specific, application-oriented instruments and recommendations helping policy makers and practitioners to develop better policy approaches and institutional settings for an optimal valorization of the socio-economic effects of sustainable energy technologies.<br/><br/>'''In the scope of SE4JOBS the following key deliverables are currently under development:''' | The SE4JOBS Project aims to federate and integrate available worldwide experience on how to strengthen the link between local socio-economic development and sustainable energy technologies. The focus is on local employment and income creation. The goal is to provide a set of specific, application-oriented instruments and recommendations helping policy makers and practitioners to develop better policy approaches and institutional settings for an optimal valorization of the socio-economic effects of sustainable energy technologies.<br/><br/>'''In the scope of SE4JOBS the following key deliverables are currently under development:''' | ||
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*A set of good-practice country studies of RE/EE success cases based on local employment & value chain creation in developing & emerging country contexts. | *A set of good-practice country studies of RE/EE success cases based on local employment & value chain creation in developing & emerging country contexts. | ||
*The development of an application-oriented toolbox based on the results of these studies as well as on available worldwide experience in this regard. | *The development of an application-oriented toolbox based on the results of these studies as well as on available worldwide experience in this regard. | ||
| − | *The identification of key entry points, onboarding opportunities and <g class="gr_ | + | *The identification of key entry points, onboarding opportunities and <g class="gr_ gr_94 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling" id="94" data-gr-id="94">knowhow</g> transfer potentials of key partner countries in MENA.<br/> |
| − | The workshop is one in a series that allows an interactive exchange with local and international stakeholders and <g class="gr_ | + | The workshop is one in a series that allows an interactive exchange with local and international stakeholders and <g class="gr_ gr_102 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="102" data-gr-id="102">experts,</g> and foster the inclusion and participation of actual or potential users of the toolbox. |
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= Agenda and Presentations = | = Agenda and Presentations = | ||
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| style="width: 97.69px;" | 14:15 – 16:00<br/> | | style="width: 97.69px;" | 14:15 – 16:00<br/> | ||
| style="width: 653.3px;" | '''Maximizing the socio-economic value of renewable energy and energy efficiency through new policies and tools''' | | style="width: 653.3px;" | '''Maximizing the socio-economic value of renewable energy and energy efficiency through new policies and tools''' | ||
| − | '''Moderation: Mohamed Salah El Sobki''', | + | '''Moderation: Mohamed Salah El Sobki''', <g class="gr_ gr_51 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="51" data-gr-id="51">New</g> and Renewable Energy Agency (NREA) |
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| − | | '''Key results of the new | + | | '''Key results of the new <g class="gr_ gr_54 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation replaceWithoutSep" id="54" data-gr-id="54">“SE4JOBS”project:</g>''' |
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| <p style="text-align: center;">'''Learning from good practices to develop strategies and policies for RE/EE with strong local value and employment'''</p>[[File:Klaus Jacob, Center for Environmental Policy Research, Free University of Berlin (FFU).pdf|thumb|center|180px|Klaus Jacob, Center for Environmental Policy Research, Free University of Berlin (FFU)]] | | <p style="text-align: center;">'''Learning from good practices to develop strategies and policies for RE/EE with strong local value and employment'''</p>[[File:Klaus Jacob, Center for Environmental Policy Research, Free University of Berlin (FFU).pdf|thumb|center|180px|Klaus Jacob, Center for Environmental Policy Research, Free University of Berlin (FFU)]] | ||
| − | | <p style="text-align: center;">'''A toolkit for combing RE/EE, local | + | | <p style="text-align: center;">'''A toolkit for combing RE/EE, local <g class="gr_ gr_52 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="52" data-gr-id="52">value</g> and employment creation: how to support policy processes in the MENA?'''</p>[[File:Dennis Taenzler; Johara Bellali (adelphi consulting).pdf|thumb|center|180px|Dennis Taenzler; Johara Bellali (adelphi consulting]] |
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*Political commitment: In order for the stakeholders to move ahead, transparent roadmaps in the shape of targets that can be monitored and evaluated and regulatory frameworks and financing mechanisms are important. The political will needs to be translated into a transparent institutionalized framework. | *Political commitment: In order for the stakeholders to move ahead, transparent roadmaps in the shape of targets that can be monitored and evaluated and regulatory frameworks and financing mechanisms are important. The political will needs to be translated into a transparent institutionalized framework. | ||
*Mutual trust: Confidence of the private sector in the potential growth and the confidence of the governance in the socioeconomic impact of the sector has to be deepened. | *Mutual trust: Confidence of the private sector in the potential growth and the confidence of the governance in the socioeconomic impact of the sector has to be deepened. | ||
| − | *Standards and quality control: Potential to ensure quality through training and standards on a national and regional level, taking into consideration specific circumstances in these areas. Exchange on standards and monitoring <g class="gr_ | + | *Standards and quality control: Potential to ensure quality through training and standards on a national and regional level, taking into consideration specific circumstances in these areas. Exchange on standards and monitoring <g class="gr_ gr_107 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="107" data-gr-id="107">with </g>compliance on standards on <g class="gr_ gr_110 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar only-ins doubleReplace replaceWithoutSep" id="110" data-gr-id="110">national</g> and regional level. Cross-country infrastructure could further enable the development of a regional market. |
*Regional exchange of good practices: More and more nations enter EE&RE markets and few consolidated knowledge exists to identify and implement the best practices. | *Regional exchange of good practices: More and more nations enter EE&RE markets and few consolidated knowledge exists to identify and implement the best practices. | ||
*Public policy: Plays the key role in developing functional domestic markets. In order to have a good policy development and implementation in place, the following points would be beneficial: | *Public policy: Plays the key role in developing functional domestic markets. In order to have a good policy development and implementation in place, the following points would be beneficial: | ||
**Availability of data of good quality. We need to work more on producing and sharing data in order to enable realistic policies. | **Availability of data of good quality. We need to work more on producing and sharing data in order to enable realistic policies. | ||
| − | **Stakeholders Coordination: The lack of <g class="gr_ | + | **Stakeholders Coordination: The lack of <g class="gr_ gr_104 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="104" data-gr-id="104">cross sectorial</g> exchange on a government level for corresponding education, <g class="gr_ gr_112 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="112" data-gr-id="112">training</g> and research needs to be addressed. |
**Addressing trade-offs: Factors like jobs impacts, maintaining and building quality infrastructure have to be analyzed for each technology in its possible application. | **Addressing trade-offs: Factors like jobs impacts, maintaining and building quality infrastructure have to be analyzed for each technology in its possible application. | ||
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= Outlook and Implementation = | = Outlook and Implementation = | ||
| − | The first national application of the toolbox is <g class="gr_ | + | The first national application of the toolbox is <g class="gr_ gr_100 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling" id="100" data-gr-id="100">previsioned</g> for Egypt. Further application and Trainings are planned for Tunis and Morocco in 2016: |
| − | *'''SE4JOBS Expert Workshop Cairo''' <g class="gr_ | + | *'''SE4JOBS Expert Workshop Cairo''' <g class="gr_ gr_118 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="118" data-gr-id="118">(October,</g> 2015)<br/> |
SE4JOBS and the toolbox will be presented internationally: | SE4JOBS and the toolbox will be presented internationally: | ||
*'''COP21 Paris''' (November, 30th - December, 11th, 2015) | *'''COP21 Paris''' (November, 30th - December, 11th, 2015) | ||
| − | *'''<g class="gr_ | + | *'''<g class="gr_ gr_125 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar multiReplace" id="125" data-gr-id="125">World</g> Future Energy Summit Abu Dhabi '''<g class="gr_ gr_126 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="126" data-gr-id="126">(January,</g> 2016) |
[[Category:Conference_Documentation]] | [[Category:Conference_Documentation]] | ||
Revision as of 07:06, 23 November 2015
Overview
| Title | INTERNATIONAL GOOD PRACTICES FOR OPTIMIZING SOCIO-ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES: NEW APPROACHES FOR THE MENA REGION |
| Workshop | Joint Regional Stakeholder Workshop |
| Date | 10 September 2015, Beirut Energy Forum |
| Location | Le Royal Hotel, Dbayeh-Beirut, Lebanon |
Context
The SE4JOBS Project was launched in 2014 as a collaborative effort of six GIZ projects: the regional project RE-ACTIVATE and five sector projects dealing with different aspects of sustainable energy and socio-economic development. It also involves distinguished external experts and key partners of GIZ, especially from <g class="gr_ gr_115 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="115" data-gr-id="115">adelphi</g> and the FFU. RE-ACTIVATE serves as a coordinator and "secretariat" of SE4JOBS.
The SE4JOBS Project aims to federate and integrate available worldwide experience on how to strengthen the link between local socio-economic development and sustainable energy technologies. The focus is on local employment and income creation. The goal is to provide a set of specific, application-oriented instruments and recommendations helping policy makers and practitioners to develop better policy approaches and institutional settings for an optimal valorization of the socio-economic effects of sustainable energy technologies.
In the scope of SE4JOBS the following key deliverables are currently under development:
- A set of good-practice country studies of RE/EE success cases based on local employment & value chain creation in developing & emerging country contexts.
- The development of an application-oriented toolbox based on the results of these studies as well as on available worldwide experience in this regard.
- The identification of key entry points, onboarding opportunities and <g class="gr_ gr_94 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling" id="94" data-gr-id="94">knowhow</g> transfer potentials of key partner countries in MENA.
The workshop is one in a series that allows an interactive exchange with local and international stakeholders and <g class="gr_ gr_102 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="102" data-gr-id="102">experts,</g> and foster the inclusion and participation of actual or potential users of the toolbox.
Agenda and Presentations
| 13:00 – 13:30 |
Registration | ||||||
| 13:30 – 14:15 |
Opening of the workshop, welcome of participants Pierre El-Khoury, Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC) Ahmed Badr, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) Steffen Erdle, German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ/RE-ACTIVATE) Main objectives of the workshop | ||||||
| 14:15 – 16:00 |
Maximizing the socio-economic value of renewable energy and energy efficiency through new policies and tools
Moderation: Mohamed Salah El Sobki, <g class="gr_ gr_51 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="51" data-gr-id="51">New</g> and Renewable Energy Agency (NREA)
Q&A and discussion with participants | ||||||
| 16:00 – 16:15 |
Coffee Break | ||||||
| 16:15 – 16:30 |
Keynote Speech on Renewable Energy Growth in the Arab Region | ||||||
| 16:30 – 18:00 |
Enabling conditions for RE/EE based employment and value creation: Good practices and lessons from the MENA
Q&A and discussion with participants | ||||||
| 18:00 – 18:30 |
Main takeaways of the workshop
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Participants and Report
Main Conclusions
- Political commitment: In order for the stakeholders to move ahead, transparent roadmaps in the shape of targets that can be monitored and evaluated and regulatory frameworks and financing mechanisms are important. The political will needs to be translated into a transparent institutionalized framework.
- Mutual trust: Confidence of the private sector in the potential growth and the confidence of the governance in the socioeconomic impact of the sector has to be deepened.
- Standards and quality control: Potential to ensure quality through training and standards on a national and regional level, taking into consideration specific circumstances in these areas. Exchange on standards and monitoring <g class="gr_ gr_107 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="107" data-gr-id="107">with </g>compliance on standards on <g class="gr_ gr_110 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar only-ins doubleReplace replaceWithoutSep" id="110" data-gr-id="110">national</g> and regional level. Cross-country infrastructure could further enable the development of a regional market.
- Regional exchange of good practices: More and more nations enter EE&RE markets and few consolidated knowledge exists to identify and implement the best practices.
- Public policy: Plays the key role in developing functional domestic markets. In order to have a good policy development and implementation in place, the following points would be beneficial:
- Availability of data of good quality. We need to work more on producing and sharing data in order to enable realistic policies.
- Stakeholders Coordination: The lack of <g class="gr_ gr_104 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="104" data-gr-id="104">cross sectorial</g> exchange on a government level for corresponding education, <g class="gr_ gr_112 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="112" data-gr-id="112">training</g> and research needs to be addressed.
- Addressing trade-offs: Factors like jobs impacts, maintaining and building quality infrastructure have to be analyzed for each technology in its possible application.
- Development of SME: There is a large potential in building capacities and prepare potential entrepreneurs to enter the market.
Outlook and Implementation
The first national application of the toolbox is <g class="gr_ gr_100 gr-alert gr_spell undefined ContextualSpelling" id="100" data-gr-id="100">previsioned</g> for Egypt. Further application and Trainings are planned for Tunis and Morocco in 2016:
- SE4JOBS Expert Workshop Cairo <g class="gr_ gr_118 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="118" data-gr-id="118">(October,</g> 2015)
SE4JOBS and the toolbox will be presented internationally:
- COP21 Paris (November, 30th - December, 11th, 2015)
- <g class="gr_ gr_125 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Grammar multiReplace" id="125" data-gr-id="125">World</g> Future Energy Summit Abu Dhabi <g class="gr_ gr_126 gr-alert gr_gramm undefined Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="126" data-gr-id="126">(January,</g> 2016)
