Programmes and updates


1. Lunch of GIE Nepal Project:



The two-day kickoff meeting with partner organization was held on March 27 and 28, 2017 to create and finalize a joint strategy and planning for the implementation of Green and Inclusive Energy program, Nepal. The project is supported by the ENERGIA/Hivos Foundation, an international development organization in the Netherlands, which is guided by humanist values. 


GIE Nepal Project is built on the Theory of Change (ToC) approach. The Theory of Change approach plans and thinks strategically through joint ownership to promote shared understanding, decision-making, clear and agreed roles and responsibilities of each actor .

The Program strong focus on lobby and advocacy which seeks to influence citizen agency, public/ political debate and national plans and policies towards green and inclusive energy program so that the energy needs of women and men are met and also aims to strengthen partner organizations through capacity development of their lobby and advocacy skills.


During the two-day program, the participants went through the introduction of GIE program, Theory of Change (ToC), Outcome Harvesting. CRT/N along with partner organizations exercised to develop an action plan and all committed to contribute collectively to achieve the GIE’s objectives through capacity building and shared knowledge.
 

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