Bridging energy inequality gaps across communities
About
This project proposes the use of solar panel powered lamps to address energy poverty experienced by street vendors in Indonesian cities of Jakarta and Bogor.
Our envisioned impact
At least 150 small businesses embark on their energy transition journey.
The funding would be used for
- Conduct research for policymakers to implement the project at a national level, which can reduce up to 117,000,000 metric tons of CO2-equivalent per year when the project is fully scaled.
- Purchase of solar panel powered lamps that would be given directly to the street vendors.
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Advocating industrial decarbonisation and sustainable supply chains
About
Our ultimate goal is to grow a suite of strategies that are financially self-sustaining. To do so, we will conduct grounded research to see where risks are concentrated, particularly for manufacturing and construction sector. Until that moment, we will need a funder that shares our goal and vision.
Our envisioned impact
At least 30 businesses participated in the decarbonisation of the industrial clusters.
The funding would be used for
- Integrating the mapping of just transition into ESG, Science Based Targets and sustainability reporting.
- Conduct research for businesses to consider and automate the environmental and human impact of their products' journey through the supply chain and value chain.
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Ganesanda Tikuallo
Past project
Energy Survival of the Marginalized Communities in Indonesia | Documentary
Digital Product
The video is a part of the Toyota Foundation project output Research Grant Program 2019 (D19-R-0042, Project Representative: Dinita Setyawati).
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Advocacy
We hold a workshop on Guidelines and best practices for micro-, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia in delivering energy-efficient products and in utilising solar energy. Attended by representatives from the State Electricity Company of Indonesia, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia
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