Improving, Increasing and Facilitating Access to Renewable Energy (RE) Education and Training (E&T) in Latin-America (LA).

Objetive

Improve educational and training offers in renewable energies (solar thermal, photovoltaic and wind) and also in energy efficiency in the region through the implementation of face-to-face, virtual and webinars courses; the reinforcement of demonstration centers through the provision of equipment and specialized computer software; and the establishment of a platform in the region that allows the exchange of information and knowledge in terms of renewable energy and energy efficiency.

Beneficiary countries

Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Peru, Dominican Republic and Uruguay (Direct) and the rest of the region.

Donor

Noteworthy results

–  Capacity Needs Assessment for training in the region for renewable energies and energy efficiency.

–  List of training programs in renewable energy and energy efficiency in the region.

–  Analysis of existing curricula in renewable energy and energy efficiency.

–  Installation and commissioning of demonstration centers in the 8 universities that are implementing partners of the project.

–  Implementation of online courses and webinars on renewable energy and energy efficiency for the region.

–  Implementation of train-the-trainers courses in direct beneficiary countries.

Final products

  • Implementation of a knowledge platform on renewable energy and energy efficiency in the region.
  • Installation of equipment and software specialized in renewable energy and energy efficiency in the Demonstration Centers of the participating universities: Universidad Tecnológica del Uruguay (UTEC), Universidad de Buenos Aires de Argentina (UBA), Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería de Perú (UNI), Universidade Estadual de Campinas de Brasil (UNICAMP), Instituto Federal da Paraíba de Brasil (IFPB), Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira de Colombia (UTP), Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras (UNAH) and Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo de República Dominicana (Intec).
  • Implementation of online courses and Train the Trainer programs on renewable energy and energy efficiency for the 7 beneficiary countries.
  • Implementation of Executive Development Programs for energy sector officials in LAC countries.
  • Implementation of online courses on different topics relevant to the energy sector.

IKI COMPLAINT MECHANISM:

The ETRELA project is funded by the International Climate Initiative (IKI). IKI manages a mechanism so that complaints or grievances can be issued regarding the project. The mechanism aims to enable people who suffer (potential) negative social and/or environmental consequences from IKI projects, or who wish to report the misuse of funds, to express their grievances and seek redress. Doing this should also contribute to:

– monitor and improve the environmental and social outcomes of projects

– avoid unintended negative impacts of projects that go unnoticed by ZUG and BMWK, BMUV and AA,

– support the proper use of public funds, and

– comply with international good practices.

Below are important links to make use of this mechanism:

More information about the mechanism:

https://www.international-climate-initiative.com/en/about-iki/values-responsibility/independent-complaint-mechanism/

Method of filing a complaint:

https://www.international-climate-initiative.com/en/about-iki/values-responsibility/independent-complaint-mechanism/how-to-file-a-complaint/

Mechanism presentation:

https://www.international-climate-initiative.com/fileadmin/iki/Dokumente/Beschwerdemechanismus/IKI_ICM_Seminar_IOs.pdf

You can also contact us directly at the following email address: capevlac@olade.org

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