Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples - REP

30/06/2026

28/06/2026

Some of the most impactful renewable energy solutions begin at the community level.

What challenges do rural and off-grid communities face in accessing clean energy? What approaches are proving effective? And what lessons can be shared across regions?

Join us for IPREP Episode 4 as we hear directly from RUCOSUO (Rural Community Support Organization), a grassroots organization from Simanjiro District, Tanzania, working to expand access to renewable energy through community-driven solutions.

📅 30 June 2026
🕒 3:00 PM EAT | 8:00 PM Manila | 8:00 AM New York
🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4oBVJCN

Whether you’re working in renewable energy, Indigenous Peoples’ rights, community development, climate action, or simply interested in practical solutions from the ground, this session offers an opportunity to exchange ideas and learn from local experience.

25/06/2026

Renewable energy looks and feels different when it is centred around community needs, local skills, and rural realities.

For IPREP Episode 4, we will learn from RUCOSUO – Rural Community Support Organization, a grassroots organization working in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, Tanzania.

RUCOSUO’s work focuses on practical solar energy solutions that support rural and off-grid communities, including energy access for community spaces, schools, and health-related facilities. Their approach also places women and youth at the centre of skills-building and community self-reliance.

Join us as we explore how locally grounded renewable energy action can support sustainable development and strengthen community resilience.

IPREP Episode 4: Energizing Off-Grid Communities through Renewable Energy How RUCOSUO Lights Up Tanzania’s Rural Communities
📅 30 June 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM EAT | 8:00 PM Manila | 8:00 AM New York
🔗 Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/p14N-yStTUK5AbQQBe7U6g

23/06/2026

Across rural and off-grid communities, renewable energy is not only about lighting homes or facilities. It is also about strengthening local skills, improving access to basic services, and supporting community self-reliance.

For Episode 4 of Indigenous Peoples Renewable Energy Pathfinders (IPREP) Webinar Series, we are heading to Tanzania to learn from RUCOSUO – Rural Community Support Organization, a grassroots organization based in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region.

RUCOSUO promotes practical solar energy solutions as a pathway to sustainable development, including solarizing community spaces, supporting energy access in schools and health-related facilities, and working with women and youth at the forefront of local renewable energy action.

Join us for:
IPREP Episode 4: Energizing Off-Grid Communities through Renewable Energy
How RUCOSUO Lights Up Tanzania’s Rural Communities

📅 30 June 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM EAT | 8:00 PM Manila | 8:00 AM New York
🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4oBVJCN

This session is part of IPREP series, a learning space highlighting Indigenous-led renewable energy initiatives across regions.

05/06/2026

This , we cannot talk about a clean energy future without talking about Indigenous Peoples rights. Indigenous Peoples are stewards to the vast majority of our planet's remaining intact forests and biodiversity.

The global shift to renewable energy must protect Indigenous Peoples:
•⁠🚫 No extractive transitions that exploit Indigenous Peoples lands and resources without their Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC).
•⁠ ⁠🤝 Equitable partnerships with Indigenous-led renewable energy projects.
•⁠ ⁠📈 Direct access to global climate finance for front-line communities.

Real climate action requires Indigenous leadership and Indigenous-led solutions. 🔋🌱

29/05/2026

There is still time (about 20 minutes) to register and join IPREP Episode 3: Highlighting Indigenous Women’s Leadership in the Energy Transition, featuring the Tharu Women Upliftment Centre (TWUC) from Bardiya, Nepal.

Join us as TWUC shares how Tharu Indigenous women are advancing renewable energy through community-led solutions, including solar irrigation pumps installed by women technicians, improved cookstoves, climate-resilient agriculture, and environmental stewardship.

Register now and join the conversation:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/2eKqbpdOQgugThuAdeEUPA

Nepali-English interpretation will be available.

28/05/2026

IPREP Episode 3 is happening tomorrow.

Join us for the third episode of the Indigenous Peoples Renewable Energy Pathfinders (IPREP) webinar series: Highlighting Indigenous Women’s Leadership in the Energy Transition, featuring the Tharu Women Upliftment Centre (TWUC) from Bardiya, Nepal.

TWUC is an Indigenous women-led organization advancing the rights, livelihoods, and leadership of Tharu women and communities. Their work connects renewable energy with women’s empowerment, climate-resilient agriculture, improved cooking solutions, and environmental stewardship.

In this episode, TWUC will share how Indigenous women are shaping just and sustainable energy transitions through practical community-led initiatives, including solar irrigation pumps installed by women technicians and improved cookstove solutions.

Date: 29 May 2026
Time: 5:00 PM Nepal | 7:15 PM Manila | 2:15 PM EAT | 7:15 AM New York
Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/2eKqbpdOQgugThuAdeEUPA

Nepali-English interpretation will be available.

Join us for this important conversation on Indigenous women’s leadership in renewable energy transitions.

थारु महिला उत्थान केन्द्र

28/05/2026

"Communities have the right to be consulted and informed about energy projects that affect them 💬⚖️

Their voices matter in decisions that impact their land, livelihood, and future 🌏

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26/05/2026

Solar irrigation is not only about access to energy. It is also about food security, climate resilience, and the leadership of women who are shaping solutions in their own communities.

This IPREP Episode 3 features the Tharu Women Upliftment Centre, an Indigenous women-led organization from Bardiya, Nepal, advancing renewable energy, improved cooking solutions, and climate-resilient agriculture.

Join us online on the 29th May from 5PM Nepal | 7:15PM Manila | 2:15PM EAT | 7:15AM New York by registering through https://bit.ly/49HhLxG

26/05/2026

For many communities, renewable energy is discussed as a technology issue. But for Indigenous women, it is also about rights, livelihoods, leadership, and self-determined development.

In Episode 3 of the Indigenous Peoples Renewable Energy Pathfinders Webinar Series, we spotlight Tharu Women Upliftment Centre from Bardiya, Nepal, whose work shows how Indigenous women are moving from participation to power in the energy transition.

Join us online on the 29th May from 5PM Nepal | 7:15PM Manila | 2:15PM EAT | 7:15AM New York by registering through https://bit.ly/49HhLxG