WHO ARE WE
THE FLOW
The Flow is our newsletter featuring member updates, HPNET thematic features, and relevant videos, webinars, publications, and announcements. Click below to see all editions of The Flow.
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE FOR ENERGY, ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (SEEED)
Collating 40-years of experiential hindsight in the Asia Pacific on what makes projects sustainable and deliver optimal socio-economic and environmental benefits, we established the Social Enterprise for Energy, Ecological and Economic Development (SEEED) approach for community-scale hydro implementation. The approach is embedded into an accelerator program aimed to unlock the full potential of hydro mini-grid practitioners and communities. Check out the SEEED E-Learning Platform here!
STREAMSIDE CHATS
StreamSide Chats is our video podcast featuring deep-dive conversations with grassroots innovators and international experts of small-scale hydropower, offering insights from the ground, framed within multi-thematic analysis. Click below to view all editions of StreamSide Chats.
Edition 1: Recovery and Resilience
Edition 2: Resilience Enterprise in Nepal
Edition 3: Community Utilities in Pakistan
Edition 4: Social Environmental Resilience in Kalinga
Edition 5: Local Manufacturing in Malawi - Coming Soon!
Edition 1: Recovery and Resilience
Edition 2: Resilience Enterprise in Nepal
Edition 3: Community Utilities in Pakistan
Edition 4: Social Environmental Resilience in Kalinga
Edition 5: Local Manufacturing in Malawi - Coming Soon!
EXCHANGES & TRAININGS
Since our start in 2013, we have organized 70+ learning events, including in-person and virtual knowledge exchange, capacity building, and advocacy activities. Learn more about some of them here!
WEBINARS
2017 Webinar Series
2019 Webinar Series
THEMATIC WORK STREAMS
At the core of HPNET's South-South knowledge exchange are its nine thematic work streams –- covering the following technology, socio-environment, and policy aspects to advance community-scale hydropower. Some exchange activities include advocacy components. Click below to learn more.
STAKEHOLDER WORK STREAMS
Most recently HPNET has started to create space for minority stakeholders to exchange and/or voice their perspectives and experience. Click below for more information. Additional stakeholder work streams can be considered based on demand.
COUNTRY WORK STREAMS
Bridging multi-thematic priorities and multi-stakeholders, HPNET's country work streams leverage knowledge exchange and advocacy for field-based impact. Country-level progress in turn inspires the thematic work streams. Click below for updates.
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Cameroon Ethiopia Madagascar Malawi Nigeria Rwanda Zambia |