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ACCESS newsletter - September 2017
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The future of the planet is in the hands of the people

Our featured member this month is the People, Energy & Environment Development Agency (PEEDA), Nepal. Biraj Gautam explains how their projects are more sustainable and have a greater development impact with involvement from community groups. Read the blog.
 

New ACCESS Advocacy Strategy

The ACCESS Co-ordination Group is currently hard at work developing our new advocacy strategy. We will be looking at how we can collaborate international and support our members at a national level on implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 7 - energy access, and on working with the AFDB. We will also be developing a supporting strategy around research, communication, partnership and membership.
We are keen to hear from partners who are working on these issues - contact coordinator@access-coalition.org to discuss how we can work together.

Energy access in Tanzania: the role of civil society organisations

Sixbert Mwanga and Onditi Msololo from Climate Action Network Tanzania give an overview of the energy situation in their country, and how civil society organisations are working together to advocate for energy access. Read more.
News from the network
Hannah Mottram will be moving on from her role as coordinator of the ACCESS Coalition in mid-September 2017. Please use the email coordinator@access-coalition.org to contact the network.  Hannah will be starting a PhD in off-grid renewable energy systems so will continue to be engaged with the network.
 
Upcoming activities
ACCESS members will be taking part in activities at COP23 in Bonn. If you are organising an event on energy access, email coordinator@access-coalition.org to discuss how we can collaborate.

SEforALL  People Centred Accelerator - contact Aamina@seforall.org to find out more and contribute to their mapping exercise.

 
New members
We are please to welcome new members to the ACCESS Coalition: Abibman Foundation, Institute for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Solutions (ISEES), Centre d’Etudes Régional pour l’Amélioration de l’Adaptation à la Sécheresse (CERAAS), CAN-Tanzania, Oxfam and Smart Villages. 
If you are interested in joining, have a look at our information for prospective members (also available in French).

Financing national energy access: a bottom up approach Practical Action

The Poor People's Energy Outlook 2017 will be launched online in the next couple of weeks.

Heat Maps: Progress and Challenges on Sustainable Energy SEforALL
 
 

 2017 Energy Access Practitioner Network Survey - we encourage all our network to complete this survey



Email coordinator@access-coalition.org if you have publications to share with the network.


Follow us on Twitter @ACCESSCSOs and use #energyaccess to share news and stories around the network.
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