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Renewable Energy Related Publications in Bangladesh :

 

Developing Community Driven Participatory Pilots for Indoor Air Pollution Mitigation

 

 

Village Education Resource Center

and

Winrock International

 

Workshop on Indoor Air Pollution

10 September 2007

Dhaka, Bangladesh

 

 

 

Background

 

 

  • High burden of disease

 

  •  IAP is not receiving enough attention

 

  •  GDP savings, environmental health benefits

 

  •  Successful TSC coverage through GO/NGO collaboration

 

  •  Complementary methodologies: CLTS, MPA

 

  •  World Bank commissioned study to assess service delivery models; develop IAP reduction pilot project model

 

Objectives

 

  • Evaluate and identify suitable service delivery models

 

  •  Review and document successful participatory methodologies, renewable/household energy programs, and institutional approaches

 

  •  Improve awareness of and commitment to IAP

 

  •  Share knowledge, lessons learnt and best practices

 

  •  Identify institutional arrangements and support mechanisms to be tested in an IAP reduction pilot project

 

  •  Design a pilot model for IAP reduction

 

Institutional Arrangements

 

 

 

 

Key Activities

 

 

Research/Review Activities:

▪         Review and evaluation of service delivery models

▪         Consolidation of IAP reducing tools and technologies

 

Consultations and Awareness Raising Activities:

▪         Exposure visits

▪         District level workshops

▪         National workshops

▪         IAP web pages (with LGED)

 

Development of the Pilot :

▪         Development of a design and institutional model for pilot IAP program

          

 

Development of guidelines for integrating community-based health surveillance

 

 

Activities at a Glance

 

 

 

 

Review and Evaluation of Service Delivery Models

 

Three teams to review best practices and service delivery models

 

▪         Team A: Community based sanitation programs including TSC

 

▪         Team B: Rural Energy and Household Energy     programs

 

▪         Team C: Consolidation of findings from Team A and B; Review of WB funded GOB programs.

Key issues to be considered by each research team:

 

▪         Demand creation and consumer preference

▪         Technology selection

▪         Service delivery (institutional and financial arrangements)

▪         Capacity building

▪         Sustainability indicators

▪         Monitoring and evaluation

 

 

 

Tentative Programs to be Reviewed

Team A: Community based  Sanitation Programs

Team B: Household Energy Programs

  • WSP World Bank - DISHARI Project

 

  • Partnership Program of NGO Forum

 

  •  DPHE - UNICEF

 

  •  BRAC-WASH

 

  •  DAM – DANIDA Watsan Program

 

  •  CARE Watsan Program

 

  •  VERC CLTS Program

 

  •  HYSAWA Program

 

  •  Rural Piped Water Supply Project (DPHE)

  •  Improved Stove/Biogas Program – BCSIR/LGED

 

  •  Solar Home Program – World Bank/IDCOL

 

  •  IAP Reduction Program – USAID/VERC/Winrock

 

  •  VERC’s Improved Stove Program - ARECOP

 

  •  Biogas and Manure Program – SNV/IDCOL

 

  •  Sustainable Energy Development program – GTZ

 

  •  Grameen Shakti’s programs in SHSs, biogas and improved stove

 

  •  Practical Action’s program on GHG reduction

 

  •  BRAC’s improved stove program

 

  •  Ahsania Mission’s Fuel Saving Program

 

 

 

Consolidation of IAP Reducing Tools and Technologies

 

 

Manuals developed to consolidate tools and methodologies:

 

 

 

 

 

Consolidation of IAP Reducing Tools and Technologies

 

Key issues to be considered while developing manual on community based sanitation programs:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consolidation of IAP Reducing Tools and Technologies

 

 

Key issues to be considered while developing  manual on improved cooking technologies:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consultations and Awareness Raising Activities

 

District level workshops/thematic roundtables

 

Exposure visits

National workshops

 

 

IAP web pages (with LGED)

Development of Pilot Model

 

 

▪          Pilot project concept based on

▪           Review of program and institutional models

▪           IAP reducing manuals

▪           Awareness raising activities

 

▪           Pilot components

▪           Potential project areas/beneficiaries

▪           Institutional arrangements

▪           Key outcomes

▪           Understanding of risks

▪           Community financing model

 

▪            M&E Framework

§          Program targets and indicators

§          Roles and responsibilities

§          System for data collection, recording, and processing

 

  

 

Contact Information

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Discussion Points

  

 

 

 

 

 

 Last Updated April 01, 2008