Proceedings May 2007 Worshop

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OCEEDINGS

OCEEDINGS

INFORSE SOUTH ASIA NATIONAL WORKSHOP

and

Capacity Building of Grassroots NGOs inRETs FOR POVERTY REDUCTION IN INDIA&

One Day National Seminar on

DECENTRALISED POWER/ ELECTRICITY GENERATION

held atOm Shanti Retreat Centre, Manesar, Gurgaon, Haryana. ndia

24th 26thMa! 2""#

Organised & Conducted Jointly by

AIWC INSEDA$ SDA

In partnership with

INFORSE$SOUTH ASIA % OVE$DI&! DENMARK

Funded byTHE NGO COUNSELLING SERVICES DENMARK

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CONTENTS

> Acknowledgement

> ORC Campus Visit

> Invocation- lighting the lamp and motivational Speech

> elcome to the pa!ticipants and Inaugu!al Speech

> Int!oduction o" the o#$ectives o" the wo!kshop

> Chie" %uest&s welcome ' int!oduction ' ke(note add!ess 'I

> Vote o" Thanks to the Chie" %uest

> Technical Session- I 'Choosing Right RET Solutions

> Technical Session 'II 'Solutions) Sustaina#le Ene!g(Technolog( %!oup *eli#e!ations

> Technical Session-III- O!ganisations) +ocal o!ganisations ,anaging sustaina#le ene!g(

> e(note add!ess -II ' Renewa#le Ene!g( Technologies "o!pove!t(

!eduction towa!ds sustaina#ledevelopment and distance education.

> Technical Session-IV- /inancial ,anual) ,ic!o-/inance #ased sustaina#le ene!g( solutions "o!pove!t( !eduction in India.

> 0!esentation o" wo!ka#le action plan #( the pa!ticipants

> National Semina! on *ecent!alised 0owe!1Elect!icit(%ene!ation

> Closing Session ' /eed#ack "!om pa!ticipants 1suggestions

> Statement #( the 0a!ticipants o" the o!kshop and Semina!

> Vote o" thanks

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PREAM&LE AND &ACKGROUND INFORMATION OF THE INFORSE

NATIONAL WORKSHOP AND THE NATIONAL SEMINAR

#ll the in$ited participants %ere sent the information and rele$ant details in ad$ance so that theycould come prepared to effecti$ely participate in the proposed participatory t%o days INFORSEnational %or&shop of NGOs trainers on 3Caa5*t &*7*+1 ', NGOs *+ RETs ,'( Ssta*+a87)

E+)(1 S'7t*'+s t' R)5) P'9)(t *+ I+*a', and to (e follo%ed (y one)day national N*ORS+

Seminar of NGOs on the D)5)+t(a7*:) E7)5t(*5*t/P')( G)+)(at*'+;0Both these t%o e$ents

%ere planned to (e held at the O- Sha+t* R)t()at C)+t(), run (y Brahma -umaris, Manesar,Gurgaon from ")"/ May, "001. 2he $enue is !3 hour (y road from Delhi on Delhi)4aipur high %ay.

2hese t%o e$ents 5total three days6 %ere organi7ed 8ointly (y #9C, NS+D# and SD# in

partnership %ith N*ORS+ South #sia regional support unit 5RS:6. Since the in$ited NGOs %ere

mem(ers of either one or more of the four of these four partner organisations, the follo%ing(ac&ground and (rief information of each of these organi7ing partners %ere also sent to the in$itees;

#9C is one of the oldest < pioneering organi7ations %or&ing for the de$elopment < empo%erment

of %omen. 9ith more than =uarter million mem(ers and fi$e hundred (ranches all o$er the country,

#9C has (een %or&ing in the propagation of Rene%a(le +nergy 2echnologies especially for %omen

for more than three decades. dentified as the Nodal #gency (y the MN+S 5No% MNR+6 #9C has

implemented $arious programs li&e mpro$ed Chulha, Biogas, Solar 2hermal and Solar >.?. >rograms

@ Solar Aantern)Home light system etc6.

NS+D# 5ntegrated Sustaina(le +nergy and +cological De$elopment #ssociation6 is the national

ndia organi7ation formed (y the grassroots NGOs %ho had (een in$ol$ed in the promotion of

rene%a(le energy programmes %ith special focus on the implementation of (iogas de$elopment and

rene%a(le energy technologies in rural areas of the country, since !0. NS+D# is a mem(ership

organi7ation, at present ha$ing a(out 0 ndian NGOs as its mem(ers. 2he mem(er organi7ations had

(een operating as an informal net%or& for more than ! years (efore esta(lishing NS+D# as a

formal (ody. NS+D# %as registered as a society on Decem(er !!, !.

SD# 5Sustaina(le De$elopment #gency6 is the association of o$er E0 grassroots NGOs from states

of South ndia, and their mem(ers ha$e (een implementing (iogas plants under the #egis of MN+S

5No% MNR+6, Go$ernment of ndia for o$er decades. SD# is also one of the mem(ers of NS+D#

as %ell as N*ORS+.

N*ORS+ 5nternational Net%or& for Sustaina(le +nergy6 %as founded (y NGOs in$ol$ed in the

promotion of Sustaina(le +nergy in !" at the Glo(al *orum of NGOs of the :nited NationFs +arth

Su(mit held in 4une !" at Rio De 4anerio, Bra7il. 2he $ision of N*ORS+ is (ased on rene%a(le

technologies including solar, %ind, (iomass, (iogas and micro)hydro. #t present it has more than !0

mem(ers of %hich o$er "0 are in South #sia. N*ORS+ South #sia is a regional net%or& of

independent non)go$ernmental organi7ations that encourage the gro%th of sustaina(le energy

solutions in order to reduce po$erty and protect en$ironment.2he NS+D# is hosting the N*ORS+ South #sia since Decem(er !, and the Secretary General)

Chief +ecuti$e of NS+D# is the N*ORS+ Regional Coordinator for South #sia.

#ll ndia 9omenFs Conference 5#9C6 %hich is the National *ocal >oint for ndia 5Gender6 is

acti$ely in$ol$ed %ith the acti$ities of N*ORS+ right from the (eginning. #9C is one of the &ey

pro8ect partners of N*ORS+ S# capacity (uilding for NGOs in S+2s.

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SD# is the National *ocal >oint for ndia 5General6 since "00 and one of the mem(ers of NS+D#

and N*ORS+.

NS+D#, #9C and SD# are the pro8ect partners of N*ORS+ S# capacity (uilding for NGOs for

Sustaina(le +nergy Solutions 5S+S6 for po$erty reduction in South #sia.

2he in$ited organisations %ere also informed that these t%o e$ents %ill (e t%o distinct e$ents, (ut

since the NGO in$itees %ere common to (oth, to sa$e in time of tra$el and logistic and costs as %ell

as for the sa&e con$enience %ere organi7ed one after another. 2he in$itee organisations %ere also

informed that the participatory national %or&shop to (e held on the first t%o days %ill (e de$oted

eclusi$ely for discussing the t%o manuals namely, the Sustaina(le +nergy 2echnical 5S+26 and the

*inance ManualI, prepared (y the N*ORS+ Capacity Building pro8ect partners from South #sia

along %ith the t%o partners from Denmar&. 2he third and last day %ill (e de$oted 5%ith t%o main

sessions6 eclusi$ely for the Decentrali7ed Generation of >o%erJ+lectricity.

2he dates of these t%o separate e$ents %ould (e as follo%s) 5!6 N*ORS+ Capacity Building >ro8ect

National 9or&shop of NGOs in R+2s on May " and ", "001K and 5"6 Decentrali7ed Generation of

>o%erJ+lectricity on May "/, "001

INFORSE CAPACITY&UILDINGWORKSHOPOFNGOSINRETSONMAY24 % 2

AIMANDMETHODOLOGYOFTHEWORKSHOPONCAPACITY&UILDING

2he aim of the %or&shop %as to discuss thread(are, the follo%ing t%o NGO trainersF manuals;

!6 Manual on Rene%a(le +nergy 2echnologies for Sustaina(le +nergy solutions to reduce >o$erty

in South #sia.

"6 *inancial Manual on Sustaina(le +nergy solutions for >o$erty Reduction in South #sia.

M)th''7'1 ', th) Nat*'+a7 W'(=sh';

2he national %or&shop %as planned to (e conducted in a participatory mode to ensure maimum

participation of the representati$es of all the NGOs. 2his %as proposed to (e achie$ed (y theformation of three (rea&)up or %or&ing groups soon after the inaugural and plenary sessions. 2he

Group Discussions) in three (rea&)up groups %ould come up %ith the important pointsrelated to the t%o manuals and ho% to use them effecti$ely as the manuals to train the NGO

trainers as %ell as the grassroots de$elopmental NGOs in$ol$ed in the promotion andimplementation of rene%a(le energy technologies 5R+2s6. 2he three (rea&)up groups %ouldalso use these t%o manuals as resource materials for the discussions. n addition to discuss

the practical pro(lems and issues related to the energy access, and ho% the sustaina(le energy

solutions the different local organisational solutions incorporated under chapter) of the S+2manual %ould (e rele$ant to their local situation, and ho% they as a group %ould utili7e these

solutions for po$erty reduction. +ach (rea&)up group %ould present their respecti$e

suggestions and recommendations to the in the plenary sessions for discussions, clarificationand finalisation of consensus recommendations as %ell as an NGO statement.

F'77'$ P('1(a--) a+ Nat*'+a7 A5t*'+ P7a+.

2hese three (rea&)up groups of participants %ould also prepare a tentati$e L*ollo%)up programmeF of

the national %or&shop to (e ta&en up during the net /)months as the part of the N*ORS+ CapacityBuilding pro8ect, as the last acti$ity (efore its is formally completed. 2he small (rea&)up groups %ill

also prepare a tentati$e L#ction >lanF in the first t%o days, %hich %ould (e compiled and presented at

the end of the third and last day in the plenary session of the national seminar on the Decentrali7ed

+lectricityJ>o%er Generation, and a final draft L#ction >lan for ndiaF %ill (e prepared and endorsed

in principle (y the participants, to (e implemented as a long term programme (y NGO, (eyond the

present pro8ect period %hich %ill (e formally completed in Decem(er E!, "001.


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2he follo%)up programme has to (e ta&en up (y the t%o national focal points for ndia, namely

#9C and SD# in partnership %ith NS+D# and the N*ORS+ Regional Support :nit, %hich is

proposed to (e completed (y Octo(er "001, after %hich the N*ORS+ Capacity (uilding pro8ect

completion has to (e prepared (y #9C and SD#, in %hich acti$e support and guidance %ill (e

pro$ided (y NS+D# and the N*ORS+ Regional Support :nit 5RS:6 secretariat.

Aater on, using this L#ction >lan for ndiaF also %ith inputs recei$ed from other pro8ect partners from

the three countries 55i.e. draft national L#ction >lan of NGOs for Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Aan&aF6,

the NS+D#, N*ORS+@South #sia and the N*ORS+ nternational %ill prepare a draft Regional

#ction >lan 5R#>6 for South #sia', for the net three years period. 2his 5R#>)"00)!06 %ill (e

shared %ith all the national focal points from the four countries 5Bangladesh, ndia, Nepal and Sri

Aan&a6 to get their feed)(ac& and inputs (efore it is finali7ed and used for the preparation of future

pro8ect for N*ORS+ South #sian Region.

SEMINARONDECENTRALI>EDGENERATIONOFPOWER/ELECTRICITYONMAY26! 2""#

2he net day 5third and last day6 after the conclusion of the t%o)day %or&shop, #9C and NS+D#

in partnership %ith the N*ORS+)South #sia and SD#, %as planned for organi7ing a one day

national NGO seminar on LD)5)+t(a7*:) E7)5t(*5*t/P')( G)+)(at*'+?02hus the third day %as

de$oted eclusi$ely for the D)5)+t(a7*:) E7)5t(*5*t/P')( G)+)(at*'+, through t%o main sessions

in the forenoon of "/ thMay %here eminent eperts from the field %ith eperience in one or more

aspects related to planning, designing, implementing and operating of such systemsK as %ell asrepresentati$es of pro8ect funding and monitoring in ndia, %ere in$ited to present their eperience as

%ell as participate in the interacti$e session %ith the participants.

n the concluding session, 5afternoon of "/ thMay6 the draft action plans prepared on the " th< "th

%as discussed and final draft %as inputs from all the participants during the plenary session. Aater on

this %ill (e sent as a part of the reportsJproceedings of the national %or&shop and seminar to all the

in$ited participants and others to get their feed (ac& and further inputs, if any, (efore finali7ing it as

an LN*ORS+ #ction >lan of NGOs for ndia' for the net three years) i.e. "00)"0!0. t is epectedthat the >artner NGOs %ith the assistance and guidance from NS+D#, #9C, SD# and the

N*ORS+ Regional Support :nit 5RS:6 Secretariat 5(ased in Delhi6I %ill underta&e implementation

of Sustaina(le +nergy 5S+6 (ased acti$ities 5or integrate it %ith their on)going and ne% pro8ects6 for

the reduction of po$erty, as per the LN*ORS+ #ction >lan of NGOs for ndiaF in their respecti$e areaof operation 5%ith appropriate modifications to meet their particular re=uirements6 (eyond the present

N*ORS+ South #sian capacity (uilding pro8ect period, ending on Decem(er E!, "001.

OSRC Ca-s 9*s*t t' s)) th) S'7a( E+)(1 8as) sst)-s

# site $isit for the participants to the OSRC campus %as organi7ed prior to main session onthe "thMay, "001.

2he $enue of this participatory training programme is a standing eample %here $arious

rene%a(le energy sources are (eing fully utili7ed. Different Solar +nergy Solutions ha$e

(een put to practice %ithin the premises $i7., Solar Steam Coo&ing System, "00 &9 standalone solar po%er plant and RO

system for treatment of

drin&ing %ater.

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R+2s practical solutions are on demonstration and under daily large scale use. OSRC

passionately promotes the R+2s.

!. Roti ma&ing section; #ttaJ flour &neading machine %as eplained. "0 &g &neaded in !0

minutes.

". A>G po%ered frying pans; steel plates of area !!. s=m %ith chimney ha$ing ideal

com(ustion of fuel capa(le of ma&ing "000 chapattis per day.

E. -erosene po%ered sto$es to cater to coo&ing for !0 ) "00 people %ere eplained.

. drums ha$ing steam at &gJs=m connection for coo&ing %as eplained. 2hese %ere

of around !0 &g per litre capacity.

. -erosene (hatti for deep frying %or& %ere eplained.

/. ?egeta(le cutting, potato peeling section %as eplained5 &g in E minutes6

1. #ll the $egeta(le and other %aste arising out of the &itchen operation is ta&en for onsite

composting to con$ert into compostJ manure < used as fertili7er.

. Solar thermal (y para(olic reflector; +ach para(olic reflector is of . s=m generating

up to 000 %atts. 2hese raise %ater to steam at &gJs=m pressure and E00 degrees

Celsius temperature. 2his steam is used in coo&ing drums. +ach reflector has a recei$erJconcentrator. 9ater is lead inside the reflector and this %ater gains heat to (e con$erted

to steam at E0 degrees Celsius. 2here is an automatic trac&ing system for solar rays)

directional integration is (eing done automatically. 2his system caters to coo&ing for000 people %hich is %idely used (y the centre, during large scale training programmes

conducted (y them.

. # diesel fired (ac&up (oiler is in use parallel to the steam po%ered (oiling system.

!0. Solar >? system %as seen of "00 -9,

spread on an area of "000 s=m, %hichcater to almost all the re=uirements on

campus @ (oth for lighting and cooling.

!!. 9aste %ater produced in the campus is

processed < used for horticulture5irrigating flo%er gardens6.

#ll the participants &eenly %ent through all

the energy efficient and energy sa$ing de$ices

and raised a lot of =ueries %hich %ere

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ans%ered (y the $oluntary %or&ers from all o$er ndia and a(road %ho are all highly

=ualified and professionals %ho are de$oted to their %or&.

One of the main reasons for the success of these solar energy (ased %or&ing systems are due

to the de$oted and regular ser$ice put in (y !0 5Brahma -umaris and -umars6 %ho are allhighly educated and committed since they are all practicing the principles of this great

institution %hose mem(ers ha$e got correct miture of spirituality and science.

DAY ONE$ 24thMAY$ 2""#

WELCOME

Mrs. Suguna S%aminathan, Manager HR, BH+A < 4t. Secretary, 9omen in >u(lic Sector

etended a $ery %arm %elcome to the participants and particularly to Dr. Ms. B. -. #sha,

Director, ORC. She (riefly stated the significance of this %or&shop on capacity (uildingofgrass root NGOs in Rene%a(le +nergy 2echnologies for po$erty reduction in ndia in todayFs

energy en$ironment. +nergy is the important element in our daily schedule@consumption)

production@deli$ery. t canFt (e su(stituted (ut the source can (e. 2herefore, it is all the more

crucial to ha$e such capacity (uilding %or&shops only to $igorously promote the afforda(leR+2s in ma&ing the maimum use of natural resources of alternati$e energy.

ADDRESS&YDR0 MS0 &0K0 ASHA! DIRECTOR! OSRC! MANESAR

She chose the right topic of stressFF to address the participants right at the start of the

meetings representing num(er of NGOs and social %or&ers from $arious states. n heruni=ue %ay she made it plain that in human eistence stress is the portion and emphasi7ed to

deal %ith stress %ith positi$e attitude. Dr. #sha shared %ith the participants some &ey factors

to deal %ith this critical issue0

Stress doesnFt lie outsideK it is our attitude to%ards it. >ositi$e thin&ing and attitude is the &ey.

>eople change, situation change, (ut do %e also change along %ith them -eep challenging your

assumptions.

DonFt allo% yourself to get conditioned. Sometimes %e associated certain things to memory.

O(ser$e traffic control of thoughts. 2here is a continuous flo% of positi$e, negati$e, necessary

and %aste thoughts. Research says maimum num(er of thoughts that arises in our mind is %aste

and aimlessly uses our precious energy.

Say no to negati$ity, %aste, adopt filtering of the thoughts

Music is a nice %ay to re8u$enate, a flo% of thoughts.

+arn the (lessing of people around you.

Maintain an attitude of detached in$ol$ement.

Gi$e attention to necessity, if encounter a pro(lem, %ithdra%, empo%er yourself and then come

(ac&

2ransfer your stress to open s&ies, oceans. +n8oy (roadness and $astness of these.

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Meditate to heal, heal the %ounds of the soul. 2reat mind li&e a (a(y. DonFt curse it

*ind time for yourself. Be yourself

2he participants found this to (e of immense help in their daily chores.

INAUGURALSESSION

2he %or&shop %as formally opened (ylighting the lamp (y the Chief Guest

Mr. ?. Su(ramaniam, Secretary,MNR+)GO, Dr. Ms. B.-. #sha,

Director, ORC, Dr. Mrs. Manorama

Ba%a, >resident, #9C, Mr. Raymond

Myles, Secretary)General)cum)Chief+ecuti$e Officer, NS+D# radesh to this %or&shop

and %ished it all success.

INTRODUCTIONOFTHECHIEFGUEST MR0 V0 SU&RAMANIAM! SECRETARY$MNRE$GOI

Mrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan, Director 9or&shop said that %e %ere delighted to ha$e %ith us Mr.Su(ramaniam, presently, Secretary, MNR+)GO, he has (een associated %ith many RuralDe$elopment programmes introduced (y the GO and is %ell $ersed %ith conditions@

pro(lems and the needs of people in rural areas. He had (een more than &ind for sparing his

$alua(le time to come all the %ay from Delhi to inaugurate this National 9or&shop andaddress us. 2his indicates his genuine interest in such endea$ours. One of the areas that he

%as passionate a(out is R+2s, for %hich he etends all the support that GO offers.

INAUGURALADDRESS

Mr. ?. Su(ramaniam in his inaugural

address dealt at length the significance)practicality and a(undant a$aila(ility ofthe natural resources. He tal&ed a(out the

ne% source of (io)fuel and mentioned the

%ays of utili7ing the same sources of

energy more efficiently. Sun)$ia(leoptions for the future %ould ha$e an actual

capacity utili7ation of po%er only 0

and it %as necessary to store energyproduced during the day in (atteries and

utili7e it during night. n his rich

eperience he felt it %as important toma&e people understand the usefulness and importance of Rene%a(le +nergy Sources and

%or& to%ards it for achie$ement @ not in =uantity, (ut in =uality. 2here are good num(er of

eamples %here non)con$entional energy sources ha$e (een put to effecti$e and successful

use, such as Smo&eless $illages near 2irupati %here Solar coo&ers) Solar %ater heater) Solarpanels etc. ha$e (een used successfully.

He also eplained the schemes that %ere under

his Ministry to solely promote the R+2Fs forthe (enefit of all and more so for the poor

using the net%or& of NGOFs. He also shared

the reasons %ith the participants for changinghis ministryFs name from MN+S to MNR+

5Ministry of Ne% < Rene%a(le +nergy @

%hich is more positi$e6. He promised to ha$etraining programmes for the youth especially

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PRESENTATION&YMR0 RAYMONDMYLES! REGIONALCOORDINATOR! INFORSE SOUTH

ASIANREGIONANDSECRETARYGENERAL! INSEDA

Mr. Myles (riefly up)dated the participants on the

history and role of N*ORS+ < NS+D# NS+D# mem(ers %ere operating as

grassroots NGOs, an informal Net%or&in$ol$ed in promotion and implementation

of R+2Fs since the year !0 and

primarily in Biogas De$elopment>rogramme. 2hey esta(lished NS+D# as

a formal national (ody in

Octo(erJNo$em(er !, %hich %as

su(se=uently registered as an associationon Decem(er !!, "001 under the ndian

Societies registration #ct). NS+D#mem(ers is country %ide, thereforeensures %ider participation and

representing $ariety of cultures)traditions.

N*ORS+ came into (eing in 4une,!" at the time of Glo(al *orum of NGOs held in

Rio de 4aneiro.

N*ORS+ launched a Capacity Building >ro8ect of NGO for >o$erty Reduction using

Sustaina(le +nergy Solutions, in four South #sia Region countries, consisting

Bangladesh, ndia, Nepal and Sri Aan&a. 2his programme has (een launched in thefollo%ing se$en phases in$ol$ing num(er of NGOFs

!. >hase One ) Collection of literature, documentsJmanuals

". >hase 2%o ) >reparation of +nergy Status Report

E. >hase 2hree ) Detailed House Sur$ey

. >hase *our ) >reparation of S+2 < *inancial Manual on R+2s of >R

. >hase *i$e ) Organisation of National %or&shops and seminars

/. >hase Si ) >reparation of NGO action plan for underta&ing pro8ects (eyond the

present pro8ect period

1. >hase Se$en ) *ollo%)up;

a6. 9ith the NGOs %ho participated in the national 9or&shop and

Seminar, to see that they are implemented the learning from these

t%o as %ell as the S+2 and *inancial manual in their o%n situationK

(6. >ro$ide guidance and lin&ages for de$eloping proposals and

approaching appropriate fundingJfinancing agencies for getting

possi(le support for their S+2 and energy conser$ation (ased

acti$itiesJpro8ectK

c6. 9ith go$ernment, policy < decision ma&ers to share the t%o

manuals so that they can incorporate capacity (uilding and pro8ects

related to Sets in their appropriate policy documentsK

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d6. 9ith uni$ersities and educational institutions to incorporate S+2s as

a part of their training acti$ities as %ell as associate NGOs as

resource persons in conducting such programmesK and

e6. *acilitate participation of NGOs in %or&shopsJconferences organise

(y the corporate sectors, other donors and different ministries ofGo$t of ndia.

He stated that NGOFs ha$e learnt from practical implementation in their respecti$e areas of

operation that though a technology may (e si7e neutral B:2 %as neither gender neutral norsocio)cultural neutral nor resource neutral.

Mr. Myles stressed the need to not only teach the partners and people especially the poor, (utensure that once trained they also ha$e right to use the technology for their (enefit to%ards

this end, it %as our duty to %or& and acti$ely promote the R+2Fs in a comprehensi$e manner.

He therefore, proposed the follo%ing steps;

Capacity (uilding of the different sta&eholders

:nderta&e appropriate pro8ectJprogramme to enhance their income and generate

employment as %ell

2o ma&e resources a$aila(le to the poor using micro)financing to finance the R+2Fs. 2his

does not create additional pressure on their finances and can repay in an easy manner. >romotion of Self)Help)Group, Micro)*inancing, in$ol$ement of pri$ate sector, Micro

utilities, Micro entrepreneurs etc.

Mr. Myles further eplained some of the important acti$ities carried out (y $arious &ey

partners of the pro8ects as %ell as (road topics co$ered in manuals and the proposed CDs, to(e (rought out (efore the close of this pro8ect are;

mpro$ed coo&ing sto$es

:se of (io)gas for coo&ing and lighting

Biomass (ased decentralised energy programme

Collection of regional data

S+2 Manual ) Discusses some afforda(le R+2 solutions Jchoices and $alue of choosingthe Right R+2 solution on regional le$el

*inancial Manual @ Descri(es $arious financial options in promoting R+2Fs

CD %ill include all these manuals and translations of S+2 manuals in four languages

5Bengali, Hindi, Nepali and Singhalese6 and case studiesJgood practices and many

other useful manuals and information and other rele$ant materials etc.

Mr. Myles at this point of time presented copies of t%o N*ORS+ manuals namely 5i6 S+2

Manual and 5ii6 *inancial Manual to Mr. ?. Su(ramaniam, Secretary, MNR+)GO.

He (riefly mentioned a(out some of the other ofR+2Fs co$ered in the manual)they are;

#nagi coo&ing sto$e in Sri Aan&aK

mpro$ed coo& sto$e in ndiaK

Coo&ing %ith (ri=uettes)cum)%aste in NepalK

#nimate +nergy, li&e treadle pump for irrigation

of $ery small land holdingsK

Solar >? pumping set for irrigation of agricultural

fieldsK

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Grameen Bandhu Biogas plants)Bam(oo (ased) Ra8asthan, ndia 5different stages including

%ea$ing (am(oo nets %ere (riefly eplained6K

Solar coo&ers, Solar Dryers,Solar lanterns propagated (y #9C and other focal pointsK

Solar >? operated decentrali7ed %ater purification unit for round the cloc& drin&ing %ater supply

in non)electrified and uncertain po%er supply $illagesK

>romotion of 4atropha culti$ation@promoted (y 9#*D and NS+D# utili7ing panchayat

J%aste Junused portion of lands and (undsJ (oundaries of fields on a co)operati$e as %ell as on

indi$idual (asis in$ol$ing $illage youth J%omenK Operation of dual fuel engine on (iogas' generating electricity in mechanical operation' in a

$illage in Ra8asthanK

Biomass GasifierK

9ind +nergy GeneratorK

Community and family)si7e (iogas plantK and

:tili7ation of chic&en 5poultry litter6 %aste in Biogas >lant in Chunar, Mir7apur, %here #9C

had promoted (iogas programme in a (ig %ay. 2he (io gas is used (y one of the mem(ers of

#9C for coo&ing purposes, not only in her o%n house (ut also supported through pipeline to

se$en houses near(y %ho pay for their gas supplied (y the o%ner of the Biogas plant.

Ms0 Ra5h+a! a student participant from Delhi College of +ngineering raised the =uestion9hy donFt %e tal& a(out rene%a(le sources of energy (eing used in ur(an areas 9hat

studies %ere done (efore putting 2imarpur Biogas >lant' in operation that it had to (e shutdo%n %ithin "! days of its operation

2he Chief Guest eplained. 2here %as no caste distinction for using the energy and it can (e

used for (oth rural and ur(an areas, (ut storage of energy is $ery costly due to high cost of

(atteries %hich limits the feasi(ility of the plant.

#(out 2imarpur, he said that %e ha$e learnt ho% not to do a pro8ect. t %as a case ofcommitting a mista&e and learning from that mista&e'.

Secretary MNR+ agreed in principle to conduct R+2s training programmes for youngpeople. He said more research has to (e underta&en to (ring do%n the cost of >? Cells and

(atteries. He also mentioned the installation cost is high and there is the need to ha$e properdata to chec& the entire cost effecti$eness of any Rene%a(le +nergy Systems.

RETSPROMOTED&YTIDE! &ANGALORE$ MS0 SWATI&HOGALE

Mrs. Bala&rishnan introduced Ms. Bhogle to the participants. # graduate in Chemical+ngineering from 2 Bom(ay, she has (een intensi$ely in$ol$ed in searching for ne%

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practical)afforda(le means an d %ays to promote R+2Fs as the mem(er of the dedicated team

of 2D+ @ lin& organi7ation (et%een rural population and scientific community she %as

in$ol$ed %ith the up gradation of ! ndustrial Sectors %hich included Biomass fuel efficientsto$es, drying applications, &iln sector @ pottery lime (ric& etc.

She emphasi7ed that technology has to (e gender sensiti$e. >ottery &iln designed had to (e

modified accordingly. Sto$es for ru((er (and ma&ing %ere designed. Ma8or success in

inno$ation used (y them 52D+6 is in use in the entire ru((er)(and industry sector, (y

utili7ing fuel efficient technology.

2he her(al Jayur$edic medicine sector in -erala %ere studied (y 2D+ and they %ere

ad$ised not to use A>G. t %as su(stituted (y fire%ood. 2hey also designed fuel efficient

smo&eless chulhas %hich are in operation.

n addition to a(o$e, some of the other areas of 2D+ %or& are gi$en as under;

$ 2hree entrepreneurs in -erala %ere in$ol$ed in this pro8ect and ha$e (ecome successful

entrepreneurs.

) Sto$es < Coconut driers %ere impro$ed.

) # self help group 5SHG6 raised their income to Rs. " la&h 5NR "00,0006Jyear and %ere

supported till they dou(led their income.

) Supari 5#raca nut6 (oiling sector in -arnata&a state %as impro$ed.

) Sil& reeling sector in -arnata&a state %as impro$ed.

) 2etile Dyers Sector in 2amil Nadu state %as ad$ised for impro$ement in efficiency.

) ndustry clusters in three South ndian states %ere ad$ised on pollution and impacts.

No Micro Credit %as a$aila(le for the %omenFs enterprise in$ol$ing *ish drying on sea

shore. t %as noted to (e $ery unhygienic and the fisher)fol& %ere not getting enough price.

2he fishermen resorted to (iomass dried fish. Mar&eting net%or& %as also esta(lished %ith2D+Fs initiati$e.

Dung (ased (iogas plants %ere de$eloped and also used. #lso leaf litter (ased, municipal%aste, -itchen %aste (ased, Coffee %asteJhigh BOD effluent (ased (iogas plants %ere

de$eloped.

10 diesel %as replaced %ith Biogas.Biogas used in campus replaced 10 diesel.

Ms. S%ati offered 2D+ assistance to NGOs in capacity (uilding for promoting R+2s.

Mrs. Bala&rishnan than&ed Ms. S%ati Bhogle for her presentation %hich %ill (e a great

(enefit the participants and also for agreeing to address the %or&shop at a $ery short notice.

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POST LUNCH SESSION

PRESENTATION ON VILLAGE HOUSE HOLD SURVEY AND USING THE DATA FOR

SUSTAINA&LE ENERGY &ASED PLANNING! IMPLEMENTTION AND COMMUNITY ASSET

MANAGEMENT

n the post lunch session the presentation %ere made (y Mr. #8it Seshadri and his team ofengineering students on the household sur$ey data of #9C adopted $illage in Haryana state.2his sur$ey %as gone as a part of the N*ORS+)S# Capacity Building pro8ect, in %hich

computer data (ase of the entire $illage house)hold 5conducted (y three of NS+D# partners,

namely, #9C, 9#*D and SD#6 %as created (y NS+D# using the Microsoft #ccess. 2he

data %as used as an eample to sho% as to ho% the NGOs can utilise such information for thepreparation of realistic plan for sustaina(le energy (ased planning, implementation and

community asset management. #n eercise %as done to ma&e the participants a%are of doing

the rele$ant sur$ey on energy data.

2he facilitators for the session %ere Mr. Raymond Myles, %ho ga$e further details andpractical tips to conduct house)hold sur$ey for the collection of comprehensi$e data using

detail format in MS +cel de$eloped (y NS+D#. He also eplained (riefly ho% to use thedata and information to calculate the present energy utilisation in a gi$en $illage, (ased onthe detail sur$ey, and ho% to plan for the future energy needs of that $illage to meet all its

re=uirements in a sustaina(le manner.

GROUP DISCUSSIONS$ IN THREE &REAK$UP GROUPS

2hree groups %ere formed %ith specific tas&s Jtopics and then to ma&e a (rief presentation.

KRISHAK&ANDHU@K& GROUP.

2he -B group %as gi$en the responsi(ility to discuss the follo%ing technologies from theS+2 manual;

Solar 2echnology, solar photo$oltaic cells, solar dryer, solar lantern.

GRAMEEN&ANDHU@G& GROUP;

2he GB group %as gi$en the responsi(ility to discuss the follo%ing technologies from the

S+2 manual;

Smo&eless sto$es, solar passi$e heating and cooling, (ri=uettes

ECO$FRIENDLY@KF GROUP;

2he -* group %as gi$en the responsi(ility to discuss the follo%ing technologies from the

S+2 manual;

+co)friendly group; Biogas, Bio)fuels

2he three groups 5-RSH#- B#NDH:)-B, GR#M++N B#NDH:)GB #ND +CO)*R+NDAPcame up %ith the issues and points during the presentations, %hich they presented to the

entire group in the plenary sessions for discussions and finalisation.

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Dr. ?. N. Ra8ase&haran, ?ice)Chancellor,GNO:, Delhi %as the chief guest. Dr.

Mrs. 4aya -othai >illai, the SecretaryGeneral, #9C in her %elcome addresssaid that Dr. ?.N. Ra8ase&haran %as an

ac&no%ledged educationist in our

country %hose presence %as a greatpri$ilege to us and said that he had (een

on $arious important posts li&e ?ice

chancellor, :.G.C.K Director N##C,BangaloreK ?ice Chancellor of many

:ni$ersities, Guest faculty of many

:ni$ersities, *ello% of ndian #cademy

of Science.

INTRODUCTIONTOINFORSE

Mr. Myles ga$e a

(rief introduction

of the N*ORS+programs

including the

printing of t%oseparate manualsK

namely a6 S+2

Manual and (6*inancial Manual.

He mentioned that

N*ORS+ started

distance educationprogramme

through internet in

"00". 2his %as de$eloped (y an international team of %hich he %as a mem(er. He

mentioned that he had also de$eloped a module on Biomass technologyJ(ioenergy fordistance education programme of GNO:. He (riefed a(out the follo%)up action plan, the

intended statement of the NGOFs present to (e released in the end of this %or&shop and thefuture action plan of N*ORS+. Mr. Myles presented t%o copies of S+2 Manual and

*inancial Manual (rought out (y N*ORS+ in co)operation %ith N*ORS+ partners from Sri

Aan&a, Nepal, Bangladesh and ndia.

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KEY$NOTEADDRESS

#ddressing the gathering, Dr. ?.N.R. >illai

said that at the $ery out)set he %as happy to (ea part of such a gathering since the theme

(eing discussed %as $ery significant in

todayFs scenario. *ollo%ing %ere the &ey

points of his speech;

ndira Gandhi National Open :ni$ersity)

GNO: has started a Chair on sustaina(le

de$elopment.

Since colla(oration < lin&age of GNO:

%ith self help groups and non educational institutes %as $ery important, it caters to a(out0 lacs 5 million6 students. GNO: has around !,100 centers all o$er the %orld.

#nother centre for energy studies especially rural areas and %omenFs contri(ution to

energy generation is in the planning stage. Sustaina(le energy solution needs to (e found.

>rime areas of concern include po$erty reduction and s&ill upgradation. n th plan of

the Go$t of ndia, school of gender studies and de$elopment %as to come up %ithinGNO:. He emphasi7ed the need for ha$ing the s&ill (uilding institutions to (e

autonomous and discussed as to ho% the capa(ilities of GNO: can (e shared as %ell as,

ho% to utili7e the epertise of institutions li&e #9C.)NS+D#)N*ORS+ and SD# andtheir NGO mem(ers in the $arious acti$ities and programmes of GNO:.

He said there %as greater need to increase the national producti$ity. n this connection, he

tal&ed a(out a programme to (e launched (y GNO: for the capacity (uilding in the net

fi$e year plan. He mentioned that only the of the %or&)force had certified s&ill inndia as compared to 0 in ?ietnam. He said that positi$e and sustaina(le gro%th can

happen only (y ma&ing a$aila(le energy and electrical po%er to each and e$eryone.

He also mentioned a(out the founding of a National ?irtual #cademy (y Dr. M SS%aminathan %hich has in$ol$ement %ith the common people in the true sense. He tal&eda(out the real &no%ledge and s&ill lying %ithin the common man and said that %e should

identify the s&ills and %or& upon them. He strongly supported the rural &no%ledge and

connecti$ity and said that for its utili7ation their needs to (e proper interaction (et%een the

user and the resource. S&ill training esta(lishments should carry on these capacity (uildingprogrammes and their hum(le epertise should (e a$ailed to in$ite eminent personalities

from educational institutions so as to (uild up a proper connecti$ity

He tal&ed a(out a certificate course in sustaina(le de$elopment carried out (y GNO: and a

full time Chair is to (e esta(lished. He emphasi7ed on the role of %omen in sustaina(lede$elopment. He suggested identifying mem(ers to form a core group from national

organi7ations i.e. #9C) NS+D#)SD#)N*ORS+ and other such organi7ations to meet Dr.S%aminathan, the founder of the national $irtual academy and ta&e up programmes.

He also in$ited #9C, NS+D#, SD#, N*ORS+ to esta(lish institutional colla(oration%ith GNO: and urged these institutions to de$elop and gi$e an action plan as soon as

possi(le for the colla(oration to come into effect. 2his %as highly appreciated (y all the

representati$es of the said organi7ations. He said he %as con$inced that together %ith ouraccumulated &no%ledge and eperience greater practical results could (e reached. 2herefore,

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it %as essential to ha$e a serious dialogue %ith these agencies. He generously offered to

sponsor such %or&shops for them and their mem(er NGOs in future. He also suggested

ha$ing a 8oint meeting of the NGOs present and GNO: in 4uly)#ugust "001 to discussfurther opportunities to promote R+2s and GNO: %ould (e happy to host such a gathering.

VOTEOFTHANKSTODR0 RABASEKHARANPILLAI.

*ather Mathe%s, N*ORS+ National *ocal >oint 5General6, proposeda $ote of than&s to Dr. >illai for deli$ering his &eynote address on a

topic so rele$ant to our times and particularly spea&ing strongly in

fa$our de$eloping gainful s&ills to reach the poor and spelt $arious%ays to etend the sustaina(ility of technologies and sharply focusing

on R+2Fs. He than&ed the Chief Guest for sparing his $alua(le time

to tal& to the participants.

*r. Matthe% said that the NGOs %ere doing good 8o( (ut %ere notgetting the re=uired support from the go$ernment. t seems that Go$t.

of ndia %as not interested in sustaina(le de$elopment pro8ects no%.

t %as not gi$ing any consideration to the (iogas programme, %hich could help in the

de$elopment of not 8ust rural areas (ut of the entire nation.He said that e$eryone %as dra%n to%ards the (ig pro8ects (ut small is (eautiful and had more

po%er.

He suggested that all the NGOs should (e properly (e coordinated. He tal&ed a(out the

farmersF association and said that the uni$ersities should thin& of the organic fertili7ers.

He tal&ed a(out the need for something positi$e to (e done for the poor people of the countryand concluded (y suggesting e$eryone should (e an incorrigi(le optimist li&e himselfQ

P'st L+5h S)ss*'+@Da T'$ 2ra&ash Man%ar %ho is associated %ith NS+D#. 2hepresentation attempted to search ordinary solutions for etra)ordinary (enefits. t %as hopedthat the practical &no%ledge as accumulated %ill ena(le the users to mo$e confidently.

2he listed options %ere eclusi$e (ut more inno$ati$e options (ased on user accepta(ility

%ere al%ays %elcome0

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Mrs. areen Myles, 9#*DFs +ecuti$e Director made her presentation on Credit Deli$ery

System. She eplained the (asic procedure @ field staff @ identify potential mem(ers, get

these appro$ed (y Branch Manager, training mem(ers for se$en days in ho% to access creditand group procedure, open accountsK ma&e )!0 groups in same $illage or locality to form a

center of 0)0 mem(ersK meetings of these centres %ill (e ta&en at one timeK the Brnach

Manager; chec& if mem(ers fit criteria, $isit homes to $erify, ta&e test to see that they ha$eunderstood ho% to access loans and repayment schedulesK $isit homes randomly to chec& if

loan has (een utilised as per appro$al.

2he materials as searched and

complied ha$e (een di$ided into

nine sections gi$ing some practical

suggestions. 2here are some specificchapters ela(orating the systems and

methods that need to (e follo%ed

step)(y)step to ma&e itunderstanda(le, %or&a(le and

accounta(le.

2he monitoring and chec& on any programme is an integral portion %hich offers specific

guidelines leading to reporting)monitoring (oth internally and eternally.

Since the most important aspect is accounting and auditing, the primary o(8ecti$e is to &eepthe practicality as high as possi(le so that users could use this manual as a guide and e$en

further de$elop systems that are locally accepted %ithin the larger parameters of the

principles of accounting and auditing.

>articipants %ere di$ided into three

groups to discuss further on this

manual section)%ise %ith specialemphasis on the responsi$e system.

#ll the three groups %ere encouragedto ta&e up feasi(le S+2s as different

case studies, action plan and decided

on the follo% up. 2he groups prepared

the action plan and discussed the R+2sduly moderated (y the Co)ordinators.

# process of participatory learning %as

progressed.

General impression re$ealed that all in all it %as an interesting and a(sor(ing interacti$e

Session, %hich made the learning $ery en8oya(le.

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DAY THREE@ 26THMAY$2""#

FEED&ACKFROMTHEPARTICIPANTS

M(s Ka7a=a- Y)5h($AIWC! B'*+t D*()5t'( ', th) '(=sh' *+9*t) th) a(t*5*a+ts

t' 1*9) th)*( 9*)s a+ sha() s11)st*'+s0

*eed(ac& from the participants included the follo%ing;

2he session %as coordinated (y Dr. #8it Seshadri and his student $olunteers.

!. Dr. Sushila Shah; She epressed her gratitude to the organi7ers of the %or&shop andsaid that this %or&shop %ill moti$ate people to create a%areness and to implement

s&ills learnt at the %or& shop. She also epressed her disappointment on non

a$aila(ility of grants from the go$ernment sources for R+2s pro8ects and that some

arrangement to (e made (y the organi7ers to gi$e insight as to ho% to source funds andimplement them in the respecti$e regions.

". Mrs . Sha&untala Mali;) She than&ed the organi7ers and said that such %or&shops helpin learning ne% things and gaining &no%ledge a(out ne% technologies useful in rural

areas. She %as also concerned %ith the non)receipt of go$ernment grants as mentioned

(y Dr. Sushila Shah.

E. Mrs. ?i8aya Rai;) She considered that it %as a good gesture that the people discussed

$arious practical pro(lems realistically and gained practical &no%ledge also. She toldher eperiences of %or&ing in $illages %here there is no electricity and %omen along

%ith their children %or& in &erosene lamp light to earn their li$ing. She said that R+2s

such as solar lanterns etc. should (e made a$aila(le at these places. She also said that

she got to &no% a(out organisations near her area and can no% approach them forassistance and net%or&. n the end she said that this %or&shop has (een $ery useful.

. Mr. Shan&er #gra%al;) He tal&ed specifically a(out %omen empo%erment and as&edpeople to ponder upon the fact that in)spite of so much funds (eing spent (y the Go$t.

%omen are still getting no (enefits. He ga$e an eample to the fact that %omen in

certain regions are not getting their %ido%Fs pension. He shared his eperiences of ruralareas %here people are still $ery poor and said that %e should gi$e our (est to the

society. He said that %e must go and tal& to these people and he also suggested

continuous connecti$ity among $arious organisations and prompt and thorough

implementation of rene%a(le energy technologies 5R+2s6 for po$erty reduction.

. Mr. M.S Gupta;) He suggested that %e should gain inspiration from such %or&shops

and implement these R+2s in our areas in small sectors. He also as&ed NGOs tosupport programmes discarded (y the Go$t., if they (elie$e in the implementation. f

%e %or& in capacity (uilding then local official (odies %ill (e under pressure to %or&

and gi$e support. He urged people to create difference (y inter$ening and impro$ingthe condition and =uality of li$ing.

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He said that instead of %or&ing on all the techni=ues %e should de$elop epertise in our

o%n field and then sell our ideas that are feasi(le. He re=uested to find resources and

funds (y mo(ili7ation our 8oint efforts and (y net%or&ing. He also emphasi7ed on theneed of feed(ac& of the %or& done (y $arious organisations to #9C. Mrs. Pechury

seconded this and ga$e an eample of employment generation in southern states.

/. Mr. >romod -umar;) He said that the conditions of $illages %as &no%n to all and many

programmes %ere underta&en (y NGOs and go$ernment. He said that the lac& ofelectricity is a ma8or pro(lem, so the solar >? lanterns should reach the $illages. Healso tal&ed a(out Dalit community not getting (enefits, and the capacity (uilding

opportunity in R+2s should (e utili7ed for their (enefits as %ell.

1. Ms. >ura(i >andey;) She said that she had registered her society and %or&ed in solarenergy for the first time and found this %or&shop $ery informati$e. She suggested to

organi7ers to plan more such %or&shops and %here she %ould plan to send her team,

%hich %ill then further carry out the plan of feasi(le implementation of R+2s.

. Ms. 2apsi Chanda;) She said that she %ill share the $arious concepts and ideas gained

in the %or&shop %ith her %or&ing community and %ill gi$e timely feed(ac&. She alsoepressed her gratitude for the organi7ers of the %or&shop and said that she %as a(le to

learn a lot from it. She said that the amalgamation of science and social sciences is a

$ery good idea and successful case studies should (e propagated and she %ould help in

this regard.

. Mr. Niran8an Sharma;) He %as highly in fa$our of the preparation of manuals presented

in the %or&shop. He mentioned that pre$iously the information %as a$aila(le only in(its and in small measure and no% these manuals ha$e helped in integrating all the

information holistically. He said that he %ill try to implement the %or& %ith the

information and help got from the manuals. He %as $ery impressed %ith the manual, its

case studies etc. He also mentioned that he felt $ery good on meeting $arious people%or&ing in many fields of R+2s. He also appreciated the entire en$ironment of the

campus, friendly and dedicated $olunteers of ORC and the good facility at the $enue ofthe %or&shop) %hich according to him helped in self impro$ement as %ell. *inally he

said that he %ill disseminate the &no%ledge gained during this %or&shop and definitely

gi$e feed(ac& and %or& for the (etterment of the community.

!0. Mrs. Sha&untala Mali seconded this and added that %e need to pay attention to po$erty,

to %hich Mr. Niran8an Sharma added and suggested to under ta&e promotion and

implementation of R+ technologies, li&e solar lantern among self)help groups toempo%er $illagers and to achie$e to goal of po$erty reduction, (y increasing their day)

light hours for (etter producti$ity and enhancing the =uality of life.

!! Mr. >ar$een;) He %as $ery much impressed %ith the solar e=uipments and said that he

%ould transmit the &no%ledge to his o%n area of operation. He %anted the %or& to (e

concentrated for people in need.

!" Mr. Maha(ir >rasad;) He tal&ed a(out echanging ideas %ith people %or&ing on same

goals %ith $arious le$els of eperiences. He also said that it is necessary to pro$ide

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training to %omen and children and emphasi7ed on the importance of not 8ust

introducing techni=ues (ut also imparting &no%ledge on maintenance and repair of the

e=uipments to ensure sustaina(ility. He said that demand for rene%a(le energy isincreasing and financial pro(lems should not limit their implementation. He also

suggested ha$ing such %or&shop annually.

2he feed)(ac& session %as concluded %ith appreciation to all the participants (y one of the

facilitator Dr. #8it Seshadri of the ?igyan ?i8ay *oundation.

Mrs. Pechury proposed a $ote of than&s and this session %as concluded.

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ONE DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DECENTRALI>ED

POWER/ELECTRICITY GENERATION

2he session (egan %ith a Bha8an 5singing of hymns6 presented (y Mrs. 4ana&i Ra8am, Senior

Mem(er )#9C

2he Chief Guest Dr. R. N. Sa%ant, Director, MNR+, GO chaired the Session and eminent

spea&ers %ere mem(ers of the panel.

Dr. Sa%ant %as

%elcomed (y Mrs.Pechury. She

introduced him and said

that he is presently aDirector, MNR+)GO

and an #d$isor to the

Minister, MNR+. He

has (een %ith this

ministry for many yearsand is fully a%are of the

pro(lems faced (y theNGOs in promoting the

R+2s. Many NGOs

see& his ad$ice and heis al%ays more than

%illing to etend his

support.

2he organisers and the participating NGOs %ere grateful that he had found time to (e %ith us

in)spite of his hea$y commitment. #t this time the Chief Guest %as re=uested to light thelamp for formal inauguration of the dayFs session.

Mr. Myles ga$e a complete (ac&ground and purpose of the %or&shop for the (enefit of the

chief guest. He stated in (rief the roles and the organi7ations) N*ORS+, NS+D# 5as theRegional Coordinator)South #sia6 and #9C, SD# 5as national focal points)ndia6 and their

in$ol$ement in promoting the afforda(le R+2s in and through their programmes %ith the sole

purpose and generate employment and to reduce po$erty.

N*ORS+ and NS+D# in colla(oration %ith the national focal points 5organisations6 from

Sri Aan&a)Nepal)Bangladesh and ndia ha$e (rought out t%o Manuals i.e. S+2 5sustaina(le

energy technologies6 and financial manual for financing of R+2 through NGOs and otherde$elopmental organisations, (y using micro)financing. 2his is a significant outcome %hich

is (ased on years of ground eperience in promoting R+2s gained (y N*ORS+ regional

mem(ers and partners from South #sia and the international team 5from Denmar&6 has%or&ed on this for almost ! months to gi$e the final shape. Some portions of these manuals

ha$e (een placed on N*ORS+Fs %e()site.

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He also emphasi7ed the importance of capacity (uilding of NGOs for po$erty reduction and

the inter)lin&age of the net%or& of NGOs. He (riefly dealt on the topic of micro)finance,

since this has assumed a greater significance in financing the R+2Fs in rural areas. Hehighlighted the successful eample of Grameen Sha&ti, Bangladesh 5N*ORS+ mem(ers and

as one of the partners of this pro8ect6 as to ho% they ha$e in$ol$ed the rural people in this

enterprise of rene%a(le energy and no% it has assumed a %orld)%ide reputation to sol$e theenergy crisis in the rural areas of the de$eloping countries, especially the far)flung and

remote $illages %here perhaps electricity %ill ne$er reach or ta&e decade to come.

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KEYNOTEADDRESS

n his -ey Note #ddress Dr. Sa%ant said that he %as happy to (e at the %or&shop and

appreciated the $enue of the %or&shop and epressed his confidence that it %ill ha$e a

positi$e impact. He said that he has a different $ision for NGOs . He tal&ed a(out electricityand po%er generation using R+2s. He also said that country has de$eloped a lot in contet of

rene%a(le energy programme.

Dr. Sa%ant in his interesting presentation ela(orated on the roles @$ision and programmes

a(out Ministry of Ne% and Rene%a(le +nergy

!. Research, design and De$elopment.". #im < +fforts to ma&e industry

effecti$e.

E. Strategies follo%ed. >ro8ects acti$ely supported Rroposed acti$ities;

) 2echnological mapping) 2echnological (enchmar&ing) 2echnological forecasting.

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PRESENTATION &Y THE REPRESENTATIVES OF RESOURCE INSTITUTIONS

&ANKNORMSFORFINANCINGRETSINSTALLATIONS

2he representati$es of Canara Ban& %ere in$ited to spea& out their policies. Spea&ing on

their policies of pro$iding soft loans for the propagation of R+2s, Mr. Mishra, the ChiefManager, ga$e a (rief history of Canara Ban& %hich %as a leading (an& in ndia and %hich

has completed !00 Pears of its glorious eistence %ith the main motto of customersatisfaction. 2hey had recei$ed a lot of appreciation for their %or& in financing of solarenergy utili7ing pro8ects.

Mr. >andey d%elt on the economics of solar energy, green house effects, o7one and climate

change. 2hey ha$e (een financing solar %ater heater 5Cost Rs. !1000 @ "00006, %hich is

more efficient and helps in sa$ing !000 units of electricity and !00 litres of %ater e$ery day.He tal&ed a(out soft loans and mentioned that Canara Ban& had earned re%ards in

de$eloping soft loans schemes for solar %ater heater. He ga$e rele$ant details a(out the

effecti$e rate of interest for domestic, institutional and commercial purposes. 2he eligi(ility

of these loan schemes %ere discussed such as +M Schemes) >#N card) #ddress proof etc.

2he presentation led to an open discussion (et%een the (an& representati$es and the

%or&shop participants %here the =uestions regarding getting loansJ support from near (y

(ranches, special facilities for %omen, SHGs etc. %ere discussed.

FINANCINGOFRETS &YIREDA @AUTONOMOUSAGENCYUNDERMNRE

Mr. R.- ?imal from R+D# %as in$ited to gi$e his presentation. R+D#, 5ndian Rene%a(le+nergy De$elopment #gencyFs6 role in po%er generation %as eplained and the a$aila(le

technology options including R+D#Fs (eginning, promotion and financing R+2s, o(8ecti$es,

sectors, financing norms, $arious pro8ects 5Biomass >o%er >ro8ect, Biomass Gasification,Solar >hoto$oltaic Street Aightning System, Hydro po%er plant, 9ind po%er etc.6 %ere also

presented. 2he topics of Bio fuels, Bio) diesel and ethanol and R+D# norms for these,

MNR+@ su(sidy scheme for Biomass Gasification, >romotional nitiati$es etc. %ere also

eplained.

2his %as (riefly follo%ed (y an open discussion. Mrs. ?i8aya Rai and Mrs. areen Myles put

for%ard some critical =uestions in etending financial support to the poor. Mr. Niran8an

Sharma as&ed a(out training programs to (e organi7ed. *r. Mathe% then tal&ed a(out the

need of fruitful and effecti$e net%or& (et%een NGOFs and SHGFs.

SOLARENERGYINSTALLATIONATOSRC! &RAMHAKUMARIES! MANESAR

Mr. Chandra&ant, mem(er, OSRC eplained the Solar system installed %ith para(olic

Reflectors. 2he system %as de$eloped (y a S%iss scientist and %as first installed at Mount#(u Centre. # leader pipe is made of hea$y steel material and remains half full %ith %ater. trecei$es focused solar heat and utili7es it for coo&ing. Safety $al$es are installed to remo$e

ecess steam generated. 2he reflectors are made synchronous %ith the sun so that it can

recei$e heat at all the time. +lectricity J po%er consumption in the OSRC is $ery high, andthe supply has no% (ecome relia(le o%ing to the solar energy utili7ation %ith the use of solar

>? panel of capacity of "00&%.

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R+SO:RC+>+RSON*ROMS9SSD+?+AO>M+N2COO>+R2ON5SDC6

Dr. ?eena 4oshi 5SDC6 tal&ed a(out the research related to energy and finance. She said thatgi$ing loan to $illagers %as not a solution as it increases loan (urden of completion. She also

said that %e should thin& of rene%a(le energy as the first option and not the last option. She

said that there %as a need of complete net%or&ing of small and micro learning enterprises.She ga$e a small (ut interesting presentation. #ccording to her, thermal has the maimum

potential, then she tal&ed a(out her eperience of four pro8ects.

R+SO:RC+>+RSON*ROMND#C#N#D#+N?RONM+N2#A*#CA2P5C+*6

Dr. Bhas&ar Natara8an 5C+*6 tal&ed a(out rural energy used for lightning, coo&ing. n his

short presentation he tal&ed a(out C+* and its mandate, some practical aspects of some ofhis pro8ects in the follo%ing areas;

@A Sa1a( (')5t R)s7ts.

!. *our units of 0 &% commissioned.". +lectricity from 9ind 2ur(ine is (eing generated.

E. 9ind penetration of !/, some time up to E0 recorded.. /000 families, schools, institutions ha$e gained from this pro8ect a positi$e effect.. Sagar hydel electric corporate esta(lished.

No% people are o%ning, running < using the system on BOO2 principle.

@& L)+ P(')5t R)s7ts.

! !00&% solar grid po%er plant commissioned and supplying electricity from March"00 on%ards,

". !000 homes ha$e solar coo&ers, impro$ed chulhas and home insulation.

ncome generation acti$ities practicedK

Capacity (uilding of local institution doneK and +encouragement of %omen mem(ers propagated.

@C &ERI P(')5t R)s7ts.

!. 00 &% gasifiers commissioned to (e ready for commercial operationK

". *our gasifiers of !0 &% installed in four districts as demo unitsK

E. O$er E000 hectare of capti$e land to deri$e (iomassK. Currently %or&ing %ith go$t. 5state and central6 coherently.

2he presentation %as follo%ed (y an open discussion.

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CLOSING SESSION

2he felicitation of guest spea&ers (y Mrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan 5#9C and N*ORS+

National *ocal >oints)Gender6 %as follo%ed (y the concluding remar&s (y Mr. Raymond

Myles 5NS+D# and N*ORS+)South #sia6 and then $ote of than&s (y *ather Matthe%?ada&emuriyil 5SD# and N*ORS+ National *ocal >oints)General6.

Sister #sha then tal&ed a(out Spirituality, %ealth < happiness' and the session concluded%ith instructions to participants to ta&e up follo% up action in the respecti$e regions and %ith

grass)roots NGOs.

CONCLUSIONANDRECOMMENDATIONS

NGO Stat)-)+t

ndia is pro(a(ly the single country in the %orld %ith most people %ithout access to clean

energy solutions for coo&ing and heating and %ithout (asic electricity ser$ices. #t the sametime ndia has one of the fastest gro%ing economiesK (ut the gro%th lea$es most of the poor

people (ehind, especially those li$ing in the rural areas of the country, leading to;

social ine=uality,

social unrestK and

energy po$erty, leading to other form of po$erty

2he NGO also recognise that the de$elopment of the human resources that %ill (e needed for

future gro%th and sustaina(le de$elopment of the country and the people, especially for the(enefit of the poor. 2hus the NGO representati$es participating in these t%o important e$ents

of three days duration, in the country namely %or&shop on S+2 for po$erty reduction and

Seminar on decentralised electricityJpo%er generation recognise the urgent need for thepromotion and implementation of;

clean) en$ironmentally sustaina(le, and

afforda(le, and relia(le energy solutions,

#s part of the %ay out of po$erty for the ma8ority of poor people, the solutions must (e (ased

on locally a$aila(le resources to (e afforda(le and relia(le; rene%a(le energy should (e used

efficiently. 9hile ndia has led this de$elopment %ith a num(er of solutions from (iogasplants to TSmo&eless ChulhaT, the acti$ities must (e increased, com(ining ne% and old

solutions. 2he Go$ernment of ndia has a &ey role to play as the largest (ody %ith

responsi(ility for po$erty reduction and %ith its a(ility to reallocate finances (et%eensectors. 2he state must set a target of increasing efforts to pro$ide (asic energy solutions,

%ith the efforts increasing annually %ith the economic gro%th of ndia. NGOs are important

mediators, and ndian NGOs ha$e played crucial roles in (ringing energy solutions to thepeople, and are ready to continue the %or& as the current collection of successes sho%.

NGOs participating in this 9or&shop and Seminar %hole heartedly support the promotion

and implementation of sustaina(le and rene%a(le energy, especially for po$erty reduction

through en$ironmentally sustaina(le techni=ues.

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2he NGOs present here support the target proposed (y the 9HO to reduce (y half, (y "0!,

the num(er of people %ith out (asic energy ser$ices. 2his must (e (ased on the rene%a(le

energy ser$ices used in sustaina(le %ays.

n this connection %e suggest the follo%ing concrete actions;

! Capacity (uilding of all the sta&e holders, especially the NGOs, CBOs and other Microle$el >eopleFs nstitutions 5MA>s6. 2his should include post installation, maintenance

and repairs %ith a professional approach.

" mplementation of energy conser$ation and energy efficiency measures.

E Ma&e a$aila(le resources for the implementation of decentrali7ed, peopleJcommunity

managed afforda(le and sustaina(le, po%erJelectricity generation systems.

Ma&ing a$aila(le seed fundsJmoney to NGOs for the implementation of micro finance

(ased R+2s for po$erty reduction thus en$ironmentally sustaina(le techni=ues.

>ut in place organi7ational mechanism to promote dialogue (et%een the go$ernment and

local NGOs to effecti$ely promote and implement practical solutions in R+2s for po$erty

reduction.

/ +n$ironmentally sustaina(le production of (io)fuel 5(io)oil straight $egeta(le oil)S?O

and (io)diesel6 from non)edi(le oil seeds, li&e 4atropha gro%n on (unds of the fields and

degraded lands and other fields %hich are not suita(le for food production, as %ell asgro%n along the rail%ay trac&s and high%ays etc.

1 2a eemptions fro components of R+ such as home lighting system and appliances and(iogas plants and agricultural lin&ed gadgets so that the cost is &ept lo% enough to ma&e

it afforda(le for the group concerned.

#ppropriate guidelines to (e %or&ed out (y the nodal Ministry of the Go$ernment of

ndia and NGOFs.

2he policy ma&ers and go$ernment should politically support Ministry of *inance R+promotion programme in$ol$ing NGOs and pro$ide appropriate su(sidies in and should

ma&e these a$aila(le to the poorest of the poor through appropriate policies arri$ed at in

consultation %ith the NGOs and groups concerned.

#s a part of the N*ORS+ South #sia pro8ect on capacity (uilding of NGOs on R+2s forpo$erty reduction in #sia, t%o manuals in +nglish ha$e (een produced (y NS+D# and

N*ORS+ Regional Support :nit 5RS:6 in partnership of the N*ORS+ National *ocal

>oints in the four countries including ndia and acti$ely supported (y our t%o partners fromDenmar& 5O?+ < DB6 as %ell as the N*ORS+ nternational Secretariat. 2he S+2 manual

has also (een translated in to four local languages 5Bangladesh, ndia, Nepal and Sri Aan&a6

for capacity (uilding of NGOs and dissemination of information for all round a%arenesscreation in South #sian region. 2hese t%o manuals are;

Manual on Rene%a(le +nergy 2echnologies for Sustaina(le +nergy Solutions for po$erty

reduction in South #sia and

*inancial Manual for Micro *inancing (ased Sustaina(le +nergy Solutions for >o$erty

Reduction in South #sia.

9e the participants present here strongly recommend that these t%o manuals should (e usedin training NGOs as 2rainers and should (e %idely distri(uted in ndia, South #sian Region

and other countries. Ho%e$er, for these t%o manuals to (e more useful under grassroots

situations, they need to (e translated in all the local languages of the different states of ndia.

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2herefore, NS+D# and N*ORS+ should contact appropriate donors for the translation of

these manuals in all the official languages of the different states of ndiaK and also for

initiating systematic and long)term programme for the capacity (uilding and disseminating ofinformation on R+2s using these t%o manuals as %ell as for the implementation of R+2

(ased Sustaina(le +nergy Solutions for po$erty reduction through NGOs, integrating them

%ith their other de$elopment programmes.

PRESS NOTE

# capacity (uilding national le$el %or&shop for grassroots NGOs dra%n from se$en states

%as conducted for t%o days (y N*ORS+) South #sia and #ll ndia 9omenFs conference

5#9C6 in partnership %ith NS+D# and SD# on " < " of May "001.

2he aim of the %or&shop %as to find sustaina(le energy solutions for po$erty reduction,

income generation < upgrading of the li$ing conditions of the %omen at the grass roots.

Dr. 5Mrs.6 Manorama Ba%a, >resident #9C, %elcomed the gathering) she told the

participants that #9C %as one of the pioneering organi7ations to ta&e rene%a(le energytechnology to the grass root %omen.

Mr. Raymond Myles, N*ORS+ Regional Coordinator and Secretary General, NS+D#

%elcomed the participants on (ehalf of the N*ORS+ South #sia and presented the theme #R2C>#N2S CO:AD #M 2O 9OR- 2O9#RDS >RO>#G#2NG #>>RO>R#2+ +N+RGP

SOA:2ONS, 2H+S>+C*CCOM>ON+N2SG#N+DD:RNG2H+2R#NNG#R+;

!. Base line sur$ey; -ey elements assets in a community as per the Community #sset

Management chec& list points ela(orated to NGOFs, On site specific data and adapting

sur$ey manual, training module for planning and implementation, some idea a(out+nergy Security < +fficiency in the region, the general gains in the community assets (y

%ay of social, economic, en$ironmental health, phasing out of fossil fuels, CDMFs5community de$elopment mechanisms6, car(on credits etc.". 2echno commercial manual; General idea a(out the manual; manual formulation, training

for the grassroots %or&ersK ma&ing them a%are of the coo&ing, lighting, cooling, heating,

radio, 2?, communication, lo% technology transfer that are feasi(le to progress. >ost

installation maintenance an important aspect.E. *inancial manual; Basic costs, running < maintenance costs, producti$ity gains direct or

indirect, fund raising, cost (enefit assessment, income < assets in communities,

successful models of energy generation.. Organi7ed solutions; *or po$erty reduction and gender e=uity and impro$ing the =uality

of li$ing at rural and ur(an locations, community in$ol$ement, %omen < youth in small

(usiness solutions, NGOFs participation.. Holistic approach; Re$ie% successful cases and assets regarding replication at respecti$e

areas, increase net%or&s, outreach < communication, a%areness and participation and

propagation < replication of sustaina(le energy solutions, to maintain a cascading

gro%th, commence a pilot pro8ect to assess the feasi(ility and the capa(ility of the pro8ectto (ring in money returns in order for pro$iding (oth po$erty reduction and self

employment.

/. +nergy initiati$es, some eamples; mpro$ed chulhas, humanJ animal po%er, (iogas,(ri=uettes, S>? < solar, thermal, %ind, Microhydel K Hy(rid rural energy initiati$es for

rural < ur(an poorJ micro credit schemes %ith organi7ationsK Microhydel (iofuel,

hydrogen, %aste to energy, encourage %omen < youth entrepreneurship in their areas.

1. 9ay for%ard; plan < eecute feasi(le initiati$es for po$erty reduction < incomegeneration, upgrade li$ing conditions at the grassroot le$el.

. Conclusion < recommendations; t is suggested that participants gi$e their impressions illai, ?ice)

Chancellor,GNO:.

Dr.Mrs.4aya -othai >illai,Secretary General, #9C.

naugural #ddress (yChief Guest

Dr.?.N.Ra8ase&haran >illai,?ice)Chancellor,

ndira Gandhi National Open

:ni$ersity2al& on

Distance +ducation rogram details#rri$al of Chief Guest Dr. R.N. Sa%ant,

Director, MNR+

.E0 a.m. *elicitation < %elcome Mrs. -alpa&am Pechury,4t. Director @ 9or&shop

< Mem(er)in)Charge Rural Sanitation,

%ater < 9aste Management,#9C

.0 a.m. #ims < O(8ecti$es of the

Seminar

Mr. Raymond Myles,

Secretary General ) NS+D#

Pa+)7 D*s5ss*'+s Chaired (y Dr. R N Sa%ant, Director,

MNR+, R+2 program

Dr. R.N. Sa%ant, Director, MNR+

R+2 program %ith emphasis on Research rocurement of R+2 De$ices (y officials of Canara Ban&.

Challenges in >ro$iding +nergy >rocess (y

Ms. ?eena 4oshi, Head, +nergy and Rural

HousingS%iss Co)operation Office, Ne% Delhi

? C+* +perience on Decentralised >o%er

Generation @ Sh. Bhas&ar Natra8an, Senior

>ro8ect Officer,

ndia)Canada +n$ironment *acility, Ne%

Delhi.

? R+D# Schemes and interest su(sidy (y

Mr. R.-. ?imalManager 52S6 ) R+D#

? Case Studies)on the three R+2s in use at

OR2 (y

Sh. S. Gupta, +ngineer, ORC, Gurgaon

0"$20" 0-0 LUNCH

".E0 @ E.E0 p.m. Closing Session

E.E0 p.m.).E0 p.m. Chair Mr. Raymond Myles, Regional Coordinator,

N*ORS+

Co)Chair Mrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan, Mem(er)in)

Charge, #9C < Coordinator national

*ocal >oint NforS+ 5Gender6

*r. Mathe% ?ada&emuriyil, Chairman,

SD#, Coordinator National *ocal >oint

NforS+

Road Map for the *uture >lan of #ction

Sh. >radeep Chatur$edi, Chairman

ndian #ssociation for the #d$ancement of

Science9omen

?ote of than&s *ather Mathe%s ?. Chairman, SD#

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ANNEURE II

LISTOFPARTICIPANTS

Dr. Manorama Ba%a, >resident,#9C,

/ Bhag%an Dass Road,

Ne% Delhi "EE/0

Dr. 4aya -othai >illai, Secretary General,#9C

/ Bhag%an Dass Road

Ne% Delhi "EE!!/

Smt. Ra&esh Dha%an, Hon. 2reasurer, #9C resident @ #9C Sahaspur Rural Branch

1J! >ritam Road,

Dehradun)" 00! "EE!!/

Mrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan,

Mem(er)in)Charge Rural +nergy < Director @ 9or&shop

< Coordinator @ National *ocal >oint 5Gender6 N*ORS+/ Bhag%an Dass Road, Ne% Delhi "EE/0J"///E

+)mail ; lalita(ala&rishnanUgmail.com

Mrs. -alpa&am Pechury,

Mem(er)in)Charge Rural Sanitation

9ater < 9aste Management,#9C < 4t. Director) 9or&shop

/ Bhag%an Dass Road, Ne% Delhi "EE/0

*R. Mathe% ?ada&emuriyil,

Chairman )Sustaina(le De$elopment #gency 5SD#6,>arathode, -an8irapally)// 01, -+R#A# 2el; 50"6)"10/K

*a; 50!6)5"06)EE/+)Mail; infarmUrediffmail.com

Mr. Raymond Myles,

Secretary General)cum)Chief +ecuti$e

ntegrated Sustaina(le +nergy and +cological, 2el; 50!!6)"!)0E < ")0

De$elopment #ssociation 5NS+D#6 *a; 50!6)5!!6)"")//< Regional Coordinator, N*ORS+ Mo(ile;0E0"

Erd*loor, St. SoliderFs 2o%er, +)Mail; raymylesU(ol.net.in,

?i&as >uri, N+9 D+AH)!!0 0!. rayVmyles0Uyahoo.co.in

Mr. Sushil . >armar, Director,

4oseph nstitute for Rural De$elopment 54*ORD6,Bhatpar Rani)"110" 2el; 5Bhatpar Rani6; 50//6)1!!E

District)Deoria, :22#R >R#D+SH 2el; 5Delhi Office6; 50!!6)"E1E)E11

Mr. :.A. Banger%al,

General Secretary, +mmanuel Social #ssociation 5+S#6

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MuyalFs House, "J", Aami Road,

Dalan%ala, Dehradun)" 00!, 2el; 50!E6)/1)"0 < /10)"E

:22#R >R#D+SH *a; 50!6)5!E6)/1)"0

Ms. areen Myles,+ecuti$e Director,

9omenFs #ction for De$elopment 59#*D6,

Erd*loor, St. SoldierFs 2o%er, 2el; 50!!6)"")/"!< "!)0E

?i&as >uri, Near Sonia Cinema, *a; 50!6)5!!6)"")//N+9 D+AH)!!0 0! +.Mail;7areen%afdU%Ec.com

Mr. Niran8an Sharma,

Director, Social #ction for Human

Resource De$elopment 5SOH#RD6,

?illage #nandpur, >.o. Mandan 0! "0"

District)#l%ar)E0! 10. Ra8asthan. sohardprUyahoo.com

Mr. Maha$ir >rasad Bhard%a8,

Director, Dehat ?i&as -endra

?illage < >.O. Dongra #hir

Bloc& -anina, Dist. Mohindergarh)!"E0"!H#RP#N# >h; W! !")/1!

Mr. M.. -himla,

Director, Ne% Aife Centre 5NAC6

?illage Ban8ali, Sailana Road,

Ratlam)1 00!. M#DHP# >R#D+SH 2el; E"01 < 0"!/

Mr. Manoran8an -umar,

Samagra ?i&as Mission

Nichali -ula, Garhpar

Bihar Sharif, Dist. Nalanda, Bihar)0E!0! Mo(ile ) E/0!/!!

Mrs. 4ana&i Ra8aram,>resident, South 9est Delhi 9omenFs #ssociation

Shan&ara ?idya -endra,

>achimi Marg, Ne% Delhi)1. "!!""

Mrs. Sho(ha Aal, Gurgaon Gramin Mahila Mandal

>lot No.E!0, Sector)E, Gurgaon)!"" 00!. sho(haVruralUrediffmail.com

Ms. 2aposhi Chandra, CJo CDR H.B. Chandra

!0JC Grey Street

E #ur(indo Sarani "E!/0"E

-ol&ata)100 00 hatchandu7Uyahoo.com

Mrs. Shashi Pada$, Director, #9C Branch Re%ari

"/, ndustrial #rea, R+9#R)!"E 0!, H#RP#N#.

Dr. Sushila Shah, #9C 4algaon Branch

>ost Bo No. !, CHO>D# Distt.,

4algaon " !01 5Maharashtra6 >h. No. 0!! "/"0

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Mr. #&if *aroo=ui, #sst. Manager)Mar&eting

COSMOS GN2+ NNO?#2ONS 2el; !)!!)"/!/J!10

C)", *irst *loor, >anchsheel +ncla$e *a; "/!!0

Ne% Delhi)!!0 0!1. e.mail; a&ifUcosmosignite.com

Ms. >ura(i >andey,

*acilitator,Surendra Solar +nergy Society,

G)!/ Hospital #rea, Nilo&heri) !E"!!1, //1EE

-arnal, Haryana pura(ipandeyUhotmail.com

Dr. Mrs. Ramesh Madan, #sstt. Director, 5CSSR6

ndian Council of Social Science < Research

#runa #saf #li Road, !1E1/

Ne% Delhi. meshimadanUgmail.com

Mrs. 4aya Rama&rishnan,

2reasurer @ 9omenFs ndian

#ssociation, Chennai, !0 +ast #(iramapuramErd Street, Mylapore 0EE "//"1!

Chennai /00 00 &rishVram&iUhotmail.com

Mr. Sushil Ra8put,

Sagar -hadi Hram :dyog Samiti,

Harid%ar, Bi8nour.

Mr. #. -. -hater,

!"E!!", 2hird floor, >hone No. "/1E

Satya Ni&etan Ne% Delhi !!00"! a&haterU(ol.net.in

Mrs. Sha&untala Mali,

>anchiash%ar, Gillital) Chopra district4algaon, ?i8aypurm mandal 0"""!

Mr. Narayan Singh, OSD, 9#*D Bharatpur>lot No./!, /" Peah $ihar colony, 0/)""11"

Brig)ghasi Ram Marg Bharatpur, Ra8asthan 0!1!"E"

Ms. Rachna, Student @

Delhi College of +ngineering >h; 0!!)"0E!1

9)1 >alam, 0"!E/""/1.

Ne% Delhi !!00. rachna.curiousal%aysUgmail.com

Mr. >ar$in Sharma,

Sama8 ?i&as >rayatna -endra

Sohansara !"1"0!. District Bhi%ani 5Haryana6 0!"")"0"0

Mr. Maha(ir >rasad Bhard%a8,

Director, Dehat ?i&as -endra

?illage < >.O. Dongra)#hir,District Mohindergarh Haryana 0!")"E1!

Ms. -usum Menon

Surendra solar society D)J/1 , "E010/

>andara Road Ne% Delhi !!000E !0E"00E

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-usummenonUhotmail.com

Mr. #noop Sharma, >ost Graduate Student

MGR+D>, Ba&oli, >h. No. E/E0

#lipur,Delhi !!00E/ +mail ; #noopsharma""!0Ugmail.com

+r. M.S.Gupta, Director,

Sar$angeen ?i&as Samiti Geh%an Sagar

5Ne% Shi$puri Colony6 Gora&hpur :> "1E0!/ !1E0 S$sg&p"00"Uyahoo.com

Mr. >ra&ash Man%ar *lat No. E/E

2ype 5 #MS campus6 #yur$igyan Nagar

-helgaon marg Ne% Delhi !!00 0!!)"/"/

"!"1""E/

>ra&ashman%arUgmail.com

#darsh -umar >andey >ost Graduate Student

MGR+D>, Ba&oli

Delhi !!00E/ E"

#darshVUgmail.com

Mr. #run -umar, >ost Graduate Student

MGR+D>, Ba&oli, #lipur

Delhi !!00E/ !/E/#runV/Uyahoo.co.in

Mr. Na$in Singh, >ost Graduate Student

MGR+D>, Ba&oli, #lipur

Delhi !!00E/ "E1"

Na$in001Urediffmail.com

Mrs. Suguna S%aminathan,

*orum of 9omen in >u(lic Sector

BH+A House, Siri *ort, #siad ?illage

Ne% Delhi !!00 0!!)"/00!0!J !0/E!!0

CHIEFGUESTS

Dr. B.- #sha, Director, Om Shanati,Retreat Centre, Manesar, Gurgaon

Mr. ?. Su(ramaniyam,Secretary, MNR+)GO

Dr. ?.N.Ra8ase&haran >illai, ?ice)Chancellor, GNO:, Ne%)Delhi

Dr. R.N.Sa%ant, Director, MNR+,GO

RESOURCEPERSONS

Dr. 5Mrs.6 ?eena 4oshi, SDC,Ne% Delhi

Mr. ?imal -umar, R+D#,Ne% Delhi

Dr. Bhas&ar Natara8an, C+*,Ne% Delhi

Mr. Mishra, Mr. >andey, and Mrs Saro8 Sachde$a, Canara Ban&Mr. >radeep Chatur$edi, Ne% Delhi

Dr. Ms. S%ati Bhogle, 2D+, Bangalore

Mr. Chandra&ant, R+2) OSRC ,Gurgaon

*r. Mathe% ?ada&emuriyil, SD# -erala < NS+D#, Ne%)Delhi

Mr. Raymond Myles,N*ORS+)NS+D#,Ne%)Delhi < Co)organiser@9or&shop < Seminar

Mr. >ra&ash Man%ar, De$elopment *acilitator, Ne% Delhi

Mrs. areen Myles, +euti$e Director, 9#*D

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OFFICE&EARERSOFINSEDA

*r. Mathe% ?ada&emuriyil,Chairman, NS+D#

Mr. Raymond Myles, Secretary)General @cum Chief +ecuti$e Officer, NS+D#, Ne% Delhi

O,,*5) &)a()(s ', AIWC

Dr. Mrs. Manorama Ba%a, >resident)#9C

Dr. Mrs. 4aya -. >illai, Secretary General)#9C

Mrs. Ra&esh Dha%an, Hony. 2reasurer, #9CMrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan, 9or&shop Director < Mem(er)in)Charge Rural +nergy, #9C

Mrs. -alpa&&am Pechury, 4oint. Director, 9or&shop < Mem(er)in)Charge Rural Sanitation, 9ater,

Sanitation < 9aste Management, #9C.

T)a- O, Fa5*7*tat'(s.

Mrs. Suguna S%aminathan

Dr. #8it R. Sheshadri

2hree +ngineering Student ?olunteers

Mr. >ra&ash Man%ar and

Mrs. areen Myles

S'(t T)a-.

Mr. >anic&er

Ms. #nita 9ason

Ms. Man8u >arasar

Ms. Aily #rora

Ms. Suman Bhagotra

Ms. -amlesh Bhard%a8

Ms. Sa$ita Sharma

Ms. Sunita Sareen

R+>R+S+N2#2?+SO*N*ORS+ SO:2H#S#NR+GON;

Mr. Raymond Myles, N*ORS+ Regional Coordinator)South #sia*r. Mathe% ?ada&emuriyil, N*ORS+ National *ocal >oint)ndia 5General6

Mrs. Aalita Bala&rishnan, N*ORS+ National *ocal >oint)ndia 5Gender6

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ANNEURE III

LIST OF GROUP$WISE PARTICPANTS

GROUP$. KRISHAK&ANDHU@K& GROUP

Repertoire Pogesh -umar Harle, Room no 00, student Hostel, M.G...R.+.>.D, Ba&oli

#lipur, Delhi)!!00E/ ) >h No) 0""0"1 +mail) yogeshharleUgmail.com

Name #ddress Contact No. +)mail D

Mr. #. -. -hater !"E!!", 2hird floor,

Satya Ni&etan Ne% Delhi

!!00"!

"/1E a&haterU(ol.net.in

Mrs. ?i8aya Rai Chunar, Mir7apur, :.>.

"E!E0

0E)""""/ :nnayansansthanUsify.co

Dr. Susheela

Shah

Sara8ini house

/, Bhag%andas Road ,Ne% Delhi!!000!

0!!)"EE/0

0!!)"EE!!/

ai%cctcUnda.$snl.net.in

Mr. G.D.Sharma

-ali(ari, &athua, 4ammu< -ashmir)!"0

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Mr.Shan&er

#gra%al

C)!0, ra8a8i puram

Auc&no% :.>.

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shan&eragra%alUyahoo.co

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Mr. M.A.-himla

?ill. Ban8ali sailanaRoad, Ratlam M.>.

01!")"E"01 Ne%lifeVrlmUsancharnet

Mrs. Sha&untala

Mali

>anchiash%ar, Gillital)

Chopra district 4algaon

?i8aypurm mandal

0"""!

Mr. NarayanSingh, OSD,

9#*DBharatpur

>lot No./!, /" Peah $iharcolony Brig)ghasi Ram

Marg Bharatpur,Ra8asthan

0/)""11"0!1!"E"

Mr. S.A.>armar

Mr. S.D. Mishra 4oseph nstitute of Rural

De$elopmentMission Compound

Bhatpar rani Deoria :.>.

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GROUP$2; GRAMEEN&ANDHU@G& GROUP

Repertoire; Rachna, 9)1 >alam, Ne% Delhi !!00. >h; 0!!)"0E!1

0"!E/""/1. +mail D; rachna.curiousal%aysUgmail.com


Mr. Niran8an Sharma,Social #ction for HRD

?illage #nandpur>.O.mandan E0!10

District #l%ar

5Ra8asthan6

0!)"0" sohardprUyahoo.com

Mr. >ar$in Sharma Sama8 ?i&as >rayatna

-endraSohansara !"1"0!

District Bhi%ani

5Haryana6

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Mr. Maha(ir >rasad

Bhard%a8

Director, Dehat ?i&as-endra

?illage < >.O. Dongra)

#hir

District MohindergarhHaryana

0!")"E1!

Ms. >ura(i >andey

Chairperson Surendra

solar society

!/G Hospital #rea *irst

floor

Nilo&heri District -arnal!E"!!1 Haryana

//1EE

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pura(ipandeyUhotmail.com

Ms. areen Myles 9omenFs #ction *or De$elopment

2hird *loor

St. Soldier to%er

?i&aspuri Ne% Delhi!!00!

/"!! 9afd01Uyahoo.co.in

Ms. -usum MenonSurendra solar society

D)J/1 , >andara RoadNe% Delhi !!000E

"E010/!0E"00E

-usummenonUhotmail.com

Dr. Mrs. Ramesh Madan #ssistant DirectorCSSR,N)Delhi

"!1/!1E1/

meshimadanUgmail.com

Mrs. 2apasi Chanda CJo H B chanda

>)!"1!1 Bally Gun8

Maidan camp, -ol&ata

1000!

/!E/1

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hatchandu7Uyahoo.com

Mr. ?arun -umar CD)", >itampura, Ne%Delhi

01!"/!0 ?arundce1Ugmail.com

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GROUP$. ECO$FRIENDLY@EF GROUP

Repertoire; #noop Sharma ,MGR+D>, Ba&oli, #lipur,Delhi !!00E/ >h. No. E/E0 +mail D; #noopsharma""!0Ugmail.com


Mr. Sushil ra8poot +state Shahpur

Harid%ar RoadBi8nour :> "/1

0!E!)""1

0!E!)""0""E11"!"!

sagar&hadiUyahoo.com

Mr. Manoran8an-umarX

Samagra ?i&as Mission,Nichli -ila5 South of hari8an

thana6

Bihar Sarif, Nalanda

E/0!/!!

+r. M.S.Gupta Director, Sar$angeen ?i&as

Samiti Geh%an Sagar 5Ne%Shi$puri Colony6 Gora&hpur

:> "1E0!/

!1E0 S$sg&p"00"Uyahoo.com

Mr. >ra&ash

Man%ar

*lat No. E/E

2ype 5 #MS campus6#yur$igyan Nagar

-helgaon Marg Ne% Delhi

!!00

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>ra&ashman%arUgmail.c

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Mr. #darsh -umar

>andey

MGR+D>

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