Ghana | May-16 | SNV Energy Access and Gainful Employment

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Presenter : James Robinson, SNV Ghana

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SVI Workshop Panel Session 3:
Energy Access and gainful employment
James Robinson, SNV Ghana

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• High biomass use & deforestation
• Labour intensive & health impacts
• 90-99% Women owned and operated
• Multiple agricultural sub-sectors
• Developed value chain
• Local, national and regional markets
• Critical to rural livelihoods
Ghana: Productive Use of Energy

What is the market?
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Sub-sector Producer numbers
Fish smoking ~150,000
Gari Roasting ~100,000
Pito Brewing
~500,000Shea Butter/Oil
Rice parboiling
Palm nut oil

SNV: PUE projects
• EnPoGen
• EPGAP – Pito brewing, Rice parboiling, Shea, Palm oil
• IFS – Improved fish smoking stoves
• GPP – Gari Production Project (€0.27M EnDev)
• SFMP – Sustainable Fisheries Management Project (€1.9M)
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Next
Activities
Current Energy
Efficiency
Recordings
40% – 50%

SNV: Approach
• Assess baseline technology and market
• Pilot programme
• Work with SMEs to develop more efficient/cheaper technology
• Analyse market conditions
• Gap
• More detailed understanding of the market
• Explore and develop suitable business models
• Develop appropriate end-user and SME financing
• Scaled Programme – Market Facilitation
• Financing component
• Regulations/Standards
• Balance supply and demand
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Business
Model
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Agro Processor Group
(Demand side)
Financial
Institution
Government
(Policy &
Regulation)
Advocacy
(Policy
formulation Product
development
Business
capacity
Dev’t
Promotion
through BCC
Stove Builder
(supply side)

General Points
• Better segment the market
• Develop basket of products and financing options
• Match micro and small business productivity and liquidity
• Integrate small business training
• Smart subsidies, Internalise all costs from inception
• Facilitate rather than be central to market growth
• Need to find partners for technology development
• Work on the ‘Gap’ between pilot and scale
• Need financial partner/fund
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