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Who We Are
FUNDER
PARTNERS
Who We Serve
Policy Makers
Department of Energy
Local Government Units
Communities
How we do it
Knowledge Management
Develop a coherent research agenda for long-term energy policy with focus on managing energy transitions in the short- and medium-terms.
Capacity Building
Create a graduate program on applied energy policy including (i) pilot testing these programs; (ii) developing energy access (EA), energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) modules; (iii) conducting of training needs assessment, development of training programs and short courses and (iv) tapping of international and local experts to deliver “training-of-trainer” program.
Institutionalize cooperation among Local Government Units (LGUs) and create an enterprise development hub to assist interested project developers and service providers.
Advocacy
Lobby for data-driven policies; create media and legal fellowship programs; partnership with NGOs to explore low-emission solutions; RE technology-based livelihood trainings for local communities; mainstreaming EE practices.