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Taken from the 2003 workshop CD-ROM

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1. General

• 1.1 Workshop Agenda
• 1.2 Working Arrangements
• 1.3 Participants List
• 1.4 Report of the Regional Workshop
• 1.5 Recommendations

2. Policy

• 2.1 Pacific Islands Energy Policy and Plan (PIEPP)
• 2.2 SOPAC Gender Policy
• 2.3 PIFS Gender Policy
• 2.4 CROP Gender Strategy
• 2.5 USP Gender Policy

3. Introduction Session

• 3.1 Key Note Address by Dr Jocelynne Scutt Anti Discrimination Commissioner and Patmalar Ambikapathy, Commissioner for Children, Tasmania
• 3.2 Setting the Scene by Yogita Chandra, SOPAC
• 3.3 Summary of Introduction Session

4. Session 1: Gender, Energy and Sustainable Development in the Pacific Region

• 4.1 Gender, Energy and Sustainable Development in the Pacific Region and Paper by Janette Blainey, Earth Trust / Consultant.
• 4.2 Member Country Group Discussion 1 - Worksheet
• 4.3 Summary of Country Group Discussion 1 (Directly from the Sheets)

5. Session 2: Pacific Islands Energy Policy and Plan (PIEPP) and the Role of Regional Organisations

• 5.1 Introduction of Pacific Islands Energy Policy and Plan (PIEPP) by Paul Fairbairn, SOPAC
• 5.2 South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC), Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) - Regional Role by Paul Fairbairn, SOPAC
• 5.3 South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme (SPREP) - Regional Role by Emma Mario, SPREP
• 5.4 Secretariat of the Peoples Community (SPC) - Regional Role by Adi Sivia Qoro, SPC
• 5.5 University of the South Pacific (USP) Regional Role by Esther Williams and Ilaisaane Pongi, USP
• 5.6 Pacific Power Association (PPA) by Gordon Chang, PPA

6. Session 3: Update on Gender, Energy Projects / Activities and Community Participation for Sustainable Development in the Pacific Region

• 6.1 Member Country Group Discussion 2: Worksheet
• 6.2 Questionnaire
• 6.3 Community Survey Sheet
• 6.4 Summary of Country Group Discussion 2 (Directly from the Sheets)

7. Session 4: Patterns of Energy Use and Household Energy Consumption

• 7.1 Household Energy Budgets in Rural Fiji: Implications for Energy Planners by Marc Saupin, IDT International
• 7.2 Gender / Energy Questionnaire Community Survey in the Pacific and Feedback Summary, Notes by Yogita Chandra, SOPAC
• 7.3 Outcomes of Round Table Discussion 1

8. Session 5: Community Participation In Projects

• 8.1 Community Participation in the PREFACE Ha'apai Solar Electrification by 'Ofa-ki-Olohau Sefana, Tonga / Solomone Fifita, SPREP
• 8.2 Energy Women and Energy Conservation Project, Kindom of Tonga by Apisake Soakai, Tonga.
• 8.3 Energy Projects and Community Participation by Makereta Sauturaga, Fiji
• 8.4 Village First Electrification Group, Bulelavata Micro-Hydro System by Donnella Bryce, Chin Ching Soo, APACE-VFEG / ENERGIA
• 8.5 Water, Energy and Community Participation by Leonie Crennan, Consultant
• 8.6 Outcomes of Round Table Discussion 2

9. Session 6: Gender Children and Justice

• 9.1 Gender Justice and the Environment - Transport, Households, Global Initiatives and the Global future and Paper by Dr Jocelynne A Scutt Anti-Discrimination? Commissioner, Tasmania
• 9.2 The Impact of Mining Industry work on Children, Families and the Community on the West Coast of Tasmania and Paper, Notes by Patmalar Ambikapathy, Commissioner for Children, Tasmania

10. Session 7: Gender Policies and Practices in the Region

• 10.1 Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) Gender Policy and the CROP Gender Strategy, Contact List: Regional Gender focal Point Group by Luisa Tora, PIFS
• 10.2 SOPAC Draft Gender Policy and SOPAC Programme by Owen White, SOPAC
• 10.3 USP 2002 Statistics, USP Gender Policy by Ilaisaane Pongi, Esther Williams , USP
• 10.4 Women in Information Communication Technology (ICT) by Elizabeth Lomani, SOPAC
• 10.5 Proposal for a Centre of Excellence in Energy Education, Training, Research and Capacity Building at the University of the South Pacific by Surendra Prasad, USP.

11. Session 8: Gender, Energy Networks

• 11.1 ENERGIA Network, Extra Notes by Donnella Bryce, APACE-VFEG / ENERGIA
• 11.2 ECOWOMAN Fiji Case study with Gender Perspective and PACFAW National Gender Focal Points by Mereseini Seniloli, ECOWOMAN / PACFAW
• 11.3 Asia Pacific Gender Science and Technology (APGEST) ,Paper by Latileta Kiti Makasiale, APGEST
• 11.4 Melanesians Island Village Electrification Group (MIVEG) by Donnella Bryce, APACE-VFEG /ENERGIA
• 11.5 Asia Gender and Energy Network - Role in the Region, Extra Notes by Dr V.N.V.K Sastry, EPTRI
• 11.6 Pacific Energy Gender (PEG) Working Group, PEG WG List by Yogita Chandra, SOPAC
• 11.7 Outcomes of Round Table 3 Discussion

12. Session 9: Millennium Development Goals and their Place in Planning and Accessing Funds

• 12.1 The 8 Millennium Development Goals by Linda Perterson, UNDP
• 12.2 MDG Summary

13. Session 10 / 12: Pacific Islands Energy policy and Plan (PIEPP) and Gender Mainstreaming / Development of Strategies

• 13.1 Developing Strategies on the Strategic Plan of PIEPP by Paul Fairbairn, SOPAC
• 13.2 Member Country Group Discussion 3 - Worksheet
• 3.3 Summary of Member Country Group Discussion 3 (Directly from the Sheets)and Round Table 5

14. Session 11: Funding Opportunities for Gender and Energy Project

• 14.1 Outcomes of Round Table 4

15. Session 13: Opportunities for Partnerships

• 15.1 EU Update by Patricia Ciszewska, EU
• 15.2 Outcomes of Round Table 6 / 7 - Formalisation of PEG Working Group and Linking with other Networks

16. Session 14: A Plan of Specific Actions Identifying National and Regional Priorities

• 16.1 Member Country Group Discussion 4 - Worksheet
• 16.2 Summary of Member Country Group Discussion 4 - National and Regional Priority (Directly from the Sheets)

17. Session 15: Action Plan

• 17.1 Member Country Group Discussion 5 - Worksheet
• 17.2 Summary of Member Country Group Discussion 5 (Directly from the Sheets),
• 17.3 Round Table discussion 8: Action Plan

18. Closing Session

• 18.1 Follow Up - Pacific Triennial 2004 and 7th Commonwealth Ministerial Meeting for Ministers Responsible for Women and Gender (7-WAMM) by Adi Sivia Qoro, SPC
• 18.2 Closing Session Summary and Recommendations
• 18.3 Closing Speech by Luisa Tora, PIFS

19. Resource Materials

• 19.1 Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women - Article14, 2000.
• 19.2 Gender and Sustainable Development- Towards Earth Summit 2002, Social Briefing Paper No.2
• 19.3 Pacific Regional Gender Science and Technology Meeting – UNESCO / APGEN / UNDP
• 19.4 UNESCO and Support to the Promotion of Sustainable Energy in Pacific Island Countries in the period Jan 2002 – June 2003
• 19.5 The Establishment of the National Network on Gender, Energy and Water in Nepal
• 19.6 The Gender Energy Poverty Nexus by Joy Clancy & Margaret Skutsh
• 19.7 Gender Mainstreaming the Pacific Islands Energy Policy and Plan (PIEPP, Oct 2002) by Margaret Leniston, PIFS

For more information please contact:
Koin Etuati
Energy Project Officer