EWB-DK's projects referred to sustainable energy contributes to solutions that ensure stable power supply to small communities and contribute to local community development. Worldwide one in five people do not have access to electricity. Lack of electricity result in particular that crops are wasted due to lack of cooling and storage facilities, that women have to give birth in the dark, that medicinalt equipment is not sterilized and stored as necessary and hamper the development of the societies.
EWB-DK’s competencies and activity areas with Sustainable Energy
Sustainable energy contributes to solutions that include ensuring access to information and communication for poor populations, stable power supply to local health clinics, the livelihoods of small communities through less user payment solutions from solar powered mobile charging stations as well as using solar energy for cooling - and storage for food security.
Partners and Practice
EWB-DK works with professional partners, regional and local authorities, local communities and populations, and other NGOs. EWB-DK supports professional partners with technical assessment, capacity building, technical design, and education, as well as regular coordination, reporting and follow up visits.
EWB-DK supports the local partner with technical expertise where local knowledge is not sufficient and where the local partner can further develop their food production facilities, organisational capacity and secure an income for their communities.
Co-ordinator for the thematic network Sustainable Energy: Lars Kierkegaard
Contact EWB-DK’s secretariat: info@iug.dk, if you wish to become a part of the thematic network for Sustainable Energy.
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