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Gender Awareness on Renewable Energy Promotion 17 November 2008 Dhaka, Bangladesh by by Ms. Parvin Ms. Parvin Sultana Sultana Member, GEN-Bangladesh Member, GEN-Bangladesh Outline of the Presentation 1. How energy is related to gender


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Gender Awareness on Renewable Energy Promotion

17 November 2008 Dhaka, Bangladesh

by by

  • Ms. Parvin
  • Ms. Parvin Sultana

Sultana Member, GEN-Bangladesh Member, GEN-Bangladesh

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Outline of the Presentation

1. How energy is related to gender 2. Activities of Gender and E nergy Network Bangladesh (GE N-B)

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Triple Role Triple Role

Reproductive Reproductive

– Reproduction of workforce & related

domestic tasks

Productive Productive

– Production of economic resources (cash

  • r kind)

Community Community

– Activities for well-being of the

community

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Gender Needs of Women

Gender needs are ‘derived’ from their triple roles

  • Practical

Practical energy needs are related to essential energy needs are related to essential household activities that do not directly household activities that do not directly generate income generate income

  • Productive

Productive energy needs are related to income energy needs are related to income generation and economic empowerment generation and economic empowerment

  • Strategic

Strategic energy needs are related to energy needs are related to activities for activities for social social empowerment empowerment

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Some examples of energy that meet women’s needs

  • Access to

education & communication

  • Opening

horizons to TV. Radio, internet etc.

  • Attending

meeting, social gathering etc. as electricity makes streets safer.

Increase possibilities

  • f income

generating due to less time consuming

  • Lighting for

household work

  • Pumping

water supply

  • Grinding

grains

  • Feeding

family

E lectricity (grids, solar, micro-hydro, wind)

Strategic need Productive need Practical need E nergy form

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Some examples of energy that meet women’s needs

  • Access to

energy increase income

  • Increase

women status in family and community Lower cost for fuel & increase savings on fuel More time for productive activities

  • Less indoor

air pollution

  • Better health(

less eye disease, RTI)

  • Less time &

effort for gathering and carrying fuel

Improved cook stove, Biomass supply & conversion Strategic need Productive need Practical need E nergy form

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Some examples of energy that meet women’s needs

  • Access to

social/ politica l and commercial

  • pportunities

Access to staple food , reduction of post harvest losses through better preservation ( drying, smoking etc.)

  • Transportatio

n can reduce work load such as carrying and gathering fuel & water

  • Increase

health & hygiene behaviour.

Mechanical Strategic need Productive need Practical need E nergy form

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Why have a network on gender and energy … …

  • mainstreaming gender issues in energy

mainstreaming gender issues in energy planning planning

  • Knowledge exchange

Knowledge exchange

  • Capacity building

Capacity building

  • Participation in development activities

Participation in development activities and research and research

  • Awareness building among professional

Awareness building among professional women for leadership role women for leadership role

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E NE RGIA: International Network on Gender and E NE RGIA: International Network on Gender and Sustainable E nergy Sustainable E nergy

n Decentralized network established in 1995 by women in the Netherlands and Germany. n Initial financing from the Netherlands Government.

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Gender and E nergy Network Bangladesh ( GE N-B)

  • GE

N-B started its journey on 6 May 2004

  • Informal collaboration with E

NE RGIA since 2000

  • PSL is E

NE RGIA’s Focal Point in Bangladesh and Coordinator of GE N-B

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ACTIVITIE S OF GE N-BANGLADE SH

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Information dissemination Information dissemination

Demonstration of Solar Home Systems for E ducational Institutions

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Field Visits Field Visits

  • Solar Home Systems in Gazipur
  • Biogas plants in Savar
  • Visit exhibition on RE

T at Chunuti, Chittagong

  • Solar project of UBOMUS in Char Montaz,

Patuakhali

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Workshops and Workshops and Training Programs Training Programs

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Women’s Convention At Char Montaz

  • n International Women’s Day
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Awareness building on Gender and E nergy in the public sector

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“Opportunity of Women in Renewable E nergy Technology.”

PSL, the Focal point of GE N-B Received the First ASHDE N Award in Bangladesh for its Project – “Opportunity of Women in Renewable E nergy Technology.”

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1

st Winners Of Ashden Award

From Bangladesh is PSL

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1

st ASHDE

N AWARD Winner from Bangladesh

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Thank You