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EmPOWERing All Task

EmPOWERing All: Gender in policy and implementation for achieving transitions to sustainable energy Synopsis The Gender & Energy Task will gather researchers from the fields of gender and energy

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”Solar Mamas” on the cover of Nature Energy

The case study on Barefoot College/Solar Mamas projects in Zanzibar resulted in an article published in Nature Energy. It even made it to the cover, which was the first time a photograph of people was featured on the cover.

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Policy Brief – Emerging Best Practices for Campaign Design and Implementation

The CampaignXchange Task fostered knowledge sharing among governments, collected campaign results and data and identified best practices for future public campaign design and implementation.

The Task emerged from the collective interest of policymakers to assess the outcomes and features of behavioural interventions in response to the 2022 energy crisis.

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Thirty-five years of research on energy and power: A landscape analysis

Highlights from this paper:
-An overview of research centred on users and inclusion in energy transitions.
-Work on energy users and justice largely overlooks gender and class differences.
-Mainstream perspectives overlook diversity and richness within social categories.
-Policy-oriented work on users in inclusive energy transitions needs better evidence.
-Important contributions come from non-Western scholars, contexts and epistemologies.

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Resources for Policy Makers

Case Study Library on Energy Saving Campaigns Campaign results and data to identify best practices for future public campaign design and implementation View Case Studies   Behavioural Insights Toolkit

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Household energy choices: A new report from the third OECD EPIC survey data

New report from the OECD in collaboration with Waseda University, Fukui Prefectural University, Chalmers University of Technology, the University of Edinburgh and the International Energy Agency
The paper offers insights on the factors that determine household choices related to energy use, based on data from the third OECD Survey on Environmental Policies and Individual Behaviour Change (EPIC), co-funded by the Users TCP.

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