Video - Session 3 - Entry Points for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Mainstreaming

Event: Inclusive Energy Solutions in South Asia

Video - Session 3 - Entry Points for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Mainstreaming

11 April 2016

Author / Speaker:

Andrew Jeffries, ADB - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Suman Subba, ADB - Email the author | Other materials by the author

I.C.P. Keshari, Government of Madhya Pradesh - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Natalie Chun, ADB - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Sumeet Rajshekhar Patil, NEERMAN - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Ranen Banerjee, Price Waterhouse Coopers, India - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Surendra Rajbhandari, Nepal Electricity Authority - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Purushottam Shrestha, Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Thavaneswaran Thuraisamy, Ceylon Electricity Board - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Namiz Mohamed Musafer, Janathakshan - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Mewang Gyeltshen, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Bhutan - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Tshering Phuntsho, Royal Society for the Protection of Nature - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Harsha Wickramasinghe, Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Adnan Tareen, ADB - Email the author | Other materials by the author

Sanjukta Roy, World Bank - Email the author | Other materials by the author

This video covers Session 3 of the conference entitled “Entry Points for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Mainstreaming.” It draws out the various experiences of the speakers in these four mainstreaming aspects: (i) creating community development strategies for risk mitigation of large energy infrastructure; (ii) enhancing women’s productive energy; (iii) improving service delivery and women’s livelihoods; and (iv) generating demand through the demand side management of end users.

Geographical Focus:

Global

Subregional- South Asia

Type of Content:

Learning Event

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