Sustainable Energy Development
A Public Policy Process
The IDE-E approach to renewable energy and energy efficiency deployment is based on the Public Policy Process (PPP). This process urges policy analysts and decision-makers to think of sustainable energy development as a continuous process of engagement between a country's government, stakeholders from different sectors, and the population. By doing so, we address the need for comprehensive policies allowing countries to appreciate clean technology deployment as an opportunity for sustainable development.
The PPP is based on the IDE-E Public Policy Framework for Sustainable Energy Development (PPF™), which enables governments from developing and emerging economies to assess and plan for their own public policy process, based on local priorities and development goals. In the context of national dynamics towards decentralisation and the increasingly recognised importance of local stakeholders, IDE-E has developed a Territorial Approach to Sustainable Energy Development, considering the public policy process from a sub-national perspective: the one of regions, states, provinces and municipalities. Read more ...
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Getting local actors involved
A Territorial Approach to Sustainable Energy Development
Getting involved local actors - a Territorial Approach to Sustainable Energy Development
As an early response to the recent dynamics in the Middle East and North African (MENA) Region and the increasing trend of governments reallocation of decision-making power and resources to sub-national levels (e.g. Morocco's "Advanced Regionalisation Process"), IDE-E has developed a Territorial Approach tailored towards MENA countries: the MENA Energy Award.
The key components and phases of this Territorial Approach are outlined in the IDE-E Study on Opportunities for Local Authorities to Support Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Morocco, conducted in close collaboration with the Moroccan Agency for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Development (ADEREE) and GIZ. They include:
A Territorial Policy Assessment (TPA)
Territorial Planning - based on the PPF and MENA Energy Award |
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