Moving Energy Initiative
2015
Région
Global
The Moving Energy Initiative (MEI) is a collaboration project on access to clean, affordable and reliable energy among displaced populations. It aims at working with humanitarian agencies and donors to change policies and practices based on evidence from practical projects; working with the private sector to design and implement innovative market-based solutions; improving the evidence base through original research and the demonstration of new approaches tried and tested in camps and host communities; and cooperating with host governments and national NGOs to improve energy security among both local and refugee communities.
The main elements of the project are: Data and research; Publications; Investment fund; and Pilot projects.
Mots clés
Energy access, woodfuel, firewood, cooking, improved cookstove, alternative fuel, energy security, refugee, humanitarian
Type d'initiatives
Programme ou projet
Sous-catégorie programme/projet
Gouvernance efficace, Amélioration des ressources / de l’approvisionnement, Amélioration de l'efficacité de conversion, Utilisation efficace, Alternatives
Niveau d'intervention
Plusieurs pays
Agences responsables
Chatham House, Energy 4 Impact, Practical Action, UNHCR …
Organisme de financement
UK Department for International Development (DFID)