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About
With the vision of enhancing the use of improved cookstove technologies, Dr Farooq Abdullah, Minister of New and Renewable Energy inaugurated the India Clean Cookstove Forum 2013 (ICCF) organised jointly by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH operating on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) on 25 and 26 November 2013 in New Delhi, India.
With more than 150 participants, the forum was the largest national event on clean cooking solutions that has ever been organised in India. During the event all relevant stakeholders in the Indian cookstove sector discussed potential solutions to the most significant challenges hindering the large-scale adoption of improved cookstoves.
In his speech Dr Farooq Abdullah said “increased use of clean and efficient cookstoves is crucial to reduce the burden of disease from indoor air pollution as well to avoid the overuse of biomass resources.”
Following up on the results of the discussions, the Indo-German Energy Programme Renewable Energy Component (IGEN-RE), a cooperation project between MNRE and GIZ on behalf of BMZ will develop marketing and awareness campaigns, as well as pilot innovative mechanisms for end-user financing. Furthermore the development of a web-based platform will be initiated to support manufacturers and distributors of improved cookstoves in creating an open space for knowledge sharing among each other.
Outcomes & Way Forward
► Report on Outcomes of the India Clean Cookstove Forum 2013
Documentation
► Press Note
► Registration List
► Speakers Profile
► 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
- For presentations please click on the respective session highlighted in blue in the agenda.
09:00
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Registration and Tea/Coffee
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09:30
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Welcome Address
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09:35
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Financing for Improved Cookstoves <Authors
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11:30
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Tea/Coffee Break
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11:45
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Gender and Improved Cookstoves Author
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13:00
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Lunch
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13:45
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Cost-effective marketing Strategies Author
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15:45
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Tea/Coffee Break
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16:00
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Using Mainstream Distribution Networks For Improved Cookstoves
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17:00
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'Panel Discussion: Designing an Aspirational Product
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18:00
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End of Workshop
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Conference – 11 November 2014
09:00</span>
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Registration and Tea/Coffee
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09:30
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Welcome Address Mr Stefan Helming, Country Director, GIZ India
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09:40
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Introduction to the Forum and GIZ's Cookstove Activities Mr Harald Richter, Project Manager, Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ India
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09:50
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Biomass Cookstove Initiatives (Unnat Chulha Abhiyan) in India Joint Secretary, MNRE
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10:00
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Secretary, MNRE
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10:10
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Special Address Mr Michael Steiner, German Ambassador to India
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10:20
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Inaugural Address by the Chief Guest Shri Piyush Goyal, Honorable Minister of State for Power , Coal and New & Renewable Energy, Government of India
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10:35
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Vote of Thanks Mr Jens Burgtorf, Director Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ India
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10:45
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Tea/Coffee Break & Snacks
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11:00
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Input from the Practitioners' Workshop and GIZ Support to the Sector GIZ
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11:10
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Panel Discussion:
The Big Push for Clean Cooking In India GIZ
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12:10
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Panel Discussion:
From a Push to a Pull Product: Making Cookstoves Aspirational GIZ
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13:10
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Lunch
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14:00
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Panel Discussion:
Matching Numbers, Matching Expectations GIZ
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15:00
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Tea/Coffee Break
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15:15
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Panel Discussion:
Policy & Ecosystem GIZ
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16:15
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Panel Discussion:
The Indian Roadmap for Clean Cooking
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17:15
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Closing Remarks/Vote of Thanks
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16:15
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End of Forum
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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. Participation is limited to entrepreneurs selected through an independent process.