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C. 3. Outcome of consultation process i. Minutes of physical meeting(s) Gold Standard Local Stakeholder Consultation <strong>Report</strong> Please ensure that you include a summary of the meeting as well as all comments received. 1) Minutes of first meeting in Bokaso (27 th of June, 2010): Place of the Meeting: Southeren Region, Sidama Zone, Wonsho Woreda, Bokaso Town, Ethiopia Date and Time of the Meeting: June 27, 2010, from 9.30 am 1.00 pm (excl. lunch) Language of the Meeting: The Meeting was held in Amharic language. Internal participants from project developer & myclimate (not incl. in participation list): - Mr. Jurgen Wieland--------------------------- SEF (Germany/Switzerland) - Ms. Franziska Heidenreich------------------ Project Manager Myclimate - Ato Samson Tsegaye ------------------------ Director SEF - Ato Worku Abebe------------------------------ Admin and Finance Head SEF - Ms. Meron Abebe------------------------------ Registrar SEF and Minute Taker SEF - Ms. Serkalem Terefe-------------------------- Registrar SEF - Ms. Mame Hailu---------------------------------Registrar - Ato Abinet Jemal------------------------------- Videographer SEF - Ato Anteneh Samson------------------------- Assistant Videographer SEF - Ato Shimels Tadese--------------------------- Bokaso Solar Center staff SEF External participants (Stakeholders): - Ato Abera Teklu-------------------------------- Southern Region Energy Agency Representative - Ato Yene Ledamo-------------------------------Sidama Zone Energy Office Representative Development & Promotion Centre - 86 additional participants of various stakeholders (Wonsho woreda Administrative staffs, project beneficiaries and non beneficiaries of Bokaso town) Opening the Meeting / Explanation of the project: A welcome speech for the local Stakeholders Consultation Meeting was conducted by Ato Abera Teklu, Southern Region Energy Development Agency Representative. Then, Ato Worku welcomed the participants and brightly explained the general overview of the Foundation and its major achievements since the commencement of its operation in Ethiopia in the year 2005. The ultimate objectives of the Foundation is the alleviation of poverty through the supply of clean, safe, brighter and affordable solar home systems to each rural household in a decentralized manner, Worku added. Its objective is to establish 25 solar centers in the country each set up by 4-6 well trained solar energy technicians who are responsible to sell 600 solar lanterns and install 700 Solar Home Systems (SHS) to be installed on the roof of the rural people, thereby up to the end of 2020 disseminate 300,000 in the country. He also explained the product Gold Standard Passport version 2.1 July 2009 24
Gold Standard Local Stakeholder Consultation <strong>Report</strong> types and demonstrated the benefits to the participants. To make SHS affordable to the base of the pyramid, the Foundation designed various smaller systems such as ST1& ST2, which are to be sold in cash and bigger systems sold in both credit with two to three years loan period and cash with 10-20% discount. On top of this, Worku also explained the main benefits and advantages of solar systems for rural people. Following the project presentation, Ato Worku presented the basic concepts and objectives of carbon credits, including CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) and PoA (Programme of Activities). Questions and comments regarding the project: see section C.3.iii Sustainable Development Matrix Exercise / Evaluation Form: The meaning of each indicator of Blind Stakeholder Assessment Exercise was explained briefly to the participants including the scoring (negative, neutral and positive). Then participants had been provided an sheet to mark on the scoring in accordance with their understanding and perception as per each indicator. After collecting their scoring result and summarizing the outcomes, both Worku and Samson moderated the discussion on the scoring and questions rose on the general achievement of the Foundation. The parameters to follow-up the indicators were discussed and participants agreed to use the proposed parameters. Main comments are listed in section D.2. Right after finalizing the discussion on the Sustainable Development Matrix, which had been held for 1,5 hours, the participations were being asked to give their feedback through filling the Evaluation Form. Closure of the meeting Ato Samson Tsegaye awarded to Kes Asefa Leda, ST1 for his genuine support of the Foundation’s Solar Energy Technicians during the installation of the first 131 Solar Home Systems in Bokaso. Finally, Ato Samson closed the meeting at 1.00 pm thanking all the participants for their deliberation in the meeting and invited them to lunch. 2) Minutes of second meeting in Addis Ababa (29 th of June, 2010): Place of the Meeting: Mines and Energy, Ethiopian Geological Survey Hall, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Date and Time of the Meeting: June 29, 2010, from 9.45 am to 1.15 pm (excl. lunch) Language of the Meeting: The Meeting was held in English language Internal participants from project developer & myclimate (not incl. in participation list): - Mr. Jurgen Wieland--------------------------- SEF (Germany/Switzerland) - Ms. Franziska Heidenreich------------------ Project Manager Myclimate - Ato Samson Tsegaye ------------------------ Director SEF - Ato Worku Abebe------------------------------ Admin and Finance Head SEF - Ms. Yikanu Ayalew-----------------------------Registrar and Minute Taker SEF - Ms. Meron Abebe-------------------------------Registrar SEF Gold Standard Passport version 2.1 July 2009 25
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