Energy Access Skills of CSO for Advocacy - Revision history

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= Relevant Questions =

(1) Last mile energy access (inclusiveness, remoteness and gender)

(2) Productive uses of energy and energy access under devolving processes (Decentralization of governance)

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== Definitions ==

== Skills ==

== Planning and Strategies for Advocacy ==

== Case Studies ==

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 [[File:ACCESS logo 1a (rgb).jpg|thumb|right|180px|The NGO Learning Group Initiative of the ACCESS coaltion|alt=ACCESS logo 1a (rgb).jpg|link=Alliance of Civil Society Organisations for Clean Energy Access]] In order to achieve SDG 7 on universal energy access by 2030, there is a clear need to go beyond business-as-usual and mobilize new, inclusive coalitions of stakeholders. Many civil society organizations (CSOs) and community-based organisations (CBOs) work with energy poor communities, including those in the last mile, delivering energy services as well as wider development programmes, and have trusted relationships with these communities. Founded in 2014, ACCESS is a global coalition of 64 organisations working at the local, national, regional and international levels delivering energy services to poor and marginal communities, carrying out research, capacity building and advocacy, and working with communities, businesses, governments, international donors and investors. ACCESS aims to strengthen the visibility and presence of CSOs and CBOs within energy initiatives at the national, regional and international levels. Using their expertise and experience, members seek to: • Improve other stakeholders’ understanding of the energy needs of poor communities; • Raise awareness and build demand for energy services and products among poor groups; • Build public understanding and political support for inclusive energy planning, and the enabling environment reforms needed to support delivery of universal energy access; • Design and deliver energy solutions with long-term development impact.
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+The '''NGO Energy Access Learning Group''' initiative is categorized under the knowledge and capacity building arm of the ACCESS coalition, composed of 65 CSOs and practitioners with extensive experience in energy access. It will act as a knowledge aggregator of best practices and expert advice, while providing technical support. The Learning Group will include experts from organizations based both in the global North and South.
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+The main areas in which significant value will be added include: growing the space to reach excellency by building on the ACCESS Coalition, improving coordination and collaboration between organizations, broadening learning outside the CSO space by engaging with key stakeholders, sharing/training of best practices between CSOs and other stakeholders, facilitating expert technical service, and closing the knowledge gap. Outcomes - Enhanced coordination and collaboration amongst CSOs and others will increase credibility and capacity to respond effectively to current energy access challenges. The increased capacity of enabling environmental stakeholders, including government and financiers, and the new CSOs enga<br/>
 === How civil society contributes to energy access<br/> ===

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-In order to achieve SDG 7 on universal energy access by 2030, there is a clear need to go beyond business-as-usual and mobilize new, inclusive coalitions of stakeholders. Many civil society organizations (CSOs) and community-based organisations (CBOs) work with energy poor communities, including those in the last mile, delivering energy services as well as wider development programmes, and have trusted relationships with these communities. Founded in 2014, ACCESS is a global coalition of 64 organisations working at the local, national, regional and international levels delivering energy services to poor and marginal communities, carrying out research, capacity building and advocacy, and working with communities, businesses, governments, international donors and investors. ACCESS aims to strengthen the visibility and presence of CSOs and CBOs within energy initiatives at the national, regional and international levels. Using their expertise and experience, members seek to: • Improve other stakeholders’ understanding of the energy needs of poor communities; • Raise awareness and build demand for energy services and products among poor groups; • Build public understanding and political support for inclusive energy planning, and the enabling environment reforms needed to support delivery of universal energy access; • Design and deliver energy solutions with long-term development impact.
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 In order to achieve SDG 7 on universal energy access by 2030, there is a clear need to go beyond business-as-usual and mobilize new, inclusive coalitions of stakeholders. Many civil society organizations (CSOs) and community-based organisations (CBOs) work with energy poor communities, including those in the last mile, delivering energy services as well as wider development programmes, and have trusted relationships with these communities. Founded in 2014, ACCESS is a global coalition of 64 organisations working at the local, national, regional and international levels delivering energy services to poor and marginal communities, carrying out research, capacity building and advocacy, and working with communities, businesses, governments, international donors and investors. ACCESS aims to strengthen the visibility and presence of CSOs and CBOs within energy initiatives at the national, regional and international levels. Using their expertise and experience, members seek to: • Improve other stakeholders’ understanding of the energy needs of poor communities; • Raise awareness and build demand for energy services and products among poor groups; • Build public understanding and political support for inclusive energy planning, and the enabling environment reforms needed to support delivery of universal energy access; • Design and deliver energy solutions with long-term development impact.
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-(1)&nbsp;Last mile&nbsp;energy access&nbsp;(inclusiveness,&nbsp;remoteness and gender)
+In order to achieve SDG 7 on universal energy access by 2030, there is a clear need to go beyond business-as-usual and mobilize new, inclusive coalitions of stakeholders. Many civil society organizations (CSOs) and community-based organisations (CBOs) work with energy poor communities, including those in the last mile, delivering energy services as well as wider development programmes, and have trusted relationships with these communities. Founded in 2014, ACCESS is a global coalition of 64 organisations working at the local, national, regional and international levels delivering energy services to poor and marginal communities, carrying out research, capacity building and advocacy, and working with communities, businesses, governments, international donors and investors. ACCESS aims to strengthen the visibility and presence of CSOs and CBOs within energy initiatives at the national, regional and international levels. Using their expertise and experience, members seek to: • Improve other stakeholders’ understanding of the energy needs of poor communities; • Raise awareness and build demand for energy services and products among poor groups; • Build public understanding and political support for inclusive energy planning, and the enabling environment reforms needed to support delivery of universal energy access; • Design and deliver energy solutions with long-term development impact.
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 == Planning and Strategies for Advocacy ==
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+== Case Studies/ Best practices<br/> ==