id=”285″ id=”post-752″ class=”wp-post-content-block ” itemscope itemtype=”http://schema.org/BlogPosting” itemprop=”blogPost”> Communique on 50/50 advocacy campaign and women’s manifesto launch March 22, 2018 Download
Effective engagement requires communicators to recognise and reflect the worldview of their target audience. Attempts by Non-Governmental Organisations to project their own motivations are rarely successful. In this report we have therefore sought to find language that accurately reflects the values and motivations reported by people from our audiences.
Dutch public and private actors join hands to tackle inhouse air pollution by promoting Clean Cooking Solutions. Together we strive for healthy living conditions, especially for women, and less environmental damage due to deforestation. This approach offers great opportunities for carbon market development and innovations geared towards the cleanest solutions.
Clean Contracting Manifesto February 16, 2018
This report demonstrates that many workers at farms that produce roses for the large Dutch retailers receive a lower wage than the wage that one can reasonably live off. The average wage gap per rose amounts to 1,3 euro cents. This means that on average, 13 euro cents is needed per bouquet of ten roses to reach a living wage for the workers producing the roses.
Towards a living wage – Gap benchmark analysis of roses grown in Kenya, Ethiopia and Zambia February 4, 2018
This brochure shares more information about the Women@Work Campaign’s program ‘Women Leadership Project’, about promoting gender equality and decent work in the horticulture sector in East Africa.
The best practices show how actors—SELCO India, Schneider Electric, and the Kenyan, Dutch and Nepalese governments—have contributed to the increase of energy access with decentralised renewable energy and what measures were taken to deliver the results.
Diversity. Bottom-up energy. Real impact. The state of open contracting. December 19, 2017
This study aims to provide insights into the approaches and instruments adopted by the EU to promote access to energy, and their ability to reach the poor and remote areas and contribute to SDG 7. It looks at EU’s financial instruments to leverage private finance in view to promote universal access to energy.
In Kenya, decentralized energy solutions receive only 2% of the total investments in the energy sector, a fraction of what is needed to achieve universal energy access. This policy brief gives recommendations on how to unlock more finance for DRE. From creating an enabling environment for private sector participation to promoting energy for productive use.
Hivos Transparency, Accountability & Citizen Engagement October 19, 2017