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• W2187114011 abstract "This paper reports on the design and outcomes of an Australian Development Research Award (ADRA) project conducted in 2008-2011 by Australian and Indonesian researchers. Early outcomes of this interdisciplinary research project were reported in the ISESAP08 Conference (Retnanestri et al 2008a). Many institutions have actively promoted and installed RE systems in Indonesia since the 1970s. In addition to 4.2 GW of large hydro, by 2009 more than 1.9 GW of geothermal, solar photovoltaic (PV), biomass, mini and micro hydro, and wind power systems had been installed in Indonesia, a 46% increase from 2005 (the baseline data year for this project). Moreover, in 2010, the Government of Indonesia (GOI) announced its 25/25 vision: a 25% RE target by 2025 (EBTKE 2010). Despite this progress, more than 80 million Indonesians remained without electricity in 2009. This research project focused on the Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) province in Eastern Indonesia, which has a low electrification ratio as well as low Human Development Indices (HDI) and a high poverty level. By 2010 more than 1.7 MWp of PV power, 270 kW of micro hydro, 175 kW of wind power and 13 biogas digesters had been installed in off-grid areas of NTT. However, many of these projects failed and many other communities still lack basic electricity supply. Improved RE project design and capacity building are required for RE to contribute to sustainable energy provision in Indonesia. The aims of this three-year project were to identify and disseminate ways to use renewable energy (RE) resources to facilitate sustainable development for communities in rural Indonesia without access to electricity grids. Project activities designed for capacity building included a series of seminars, workshops, study tours and fieldwork. This paper reports on the outcomes of study tours in Java and a workshop in Kupang, the capital city of NTT province. The study tours involved staff and students from various engineering background and visited photovoltaic, micro hydro, geothermal, bio energy installations, factories and research agencies in Jakarta and the provinces of West Java, Central Java and Jogjakarta. Seminars were held in Jogjakarta in 2009 and 2010 to report the outcomes. The objective of the study tours and seminars was to develop a model for RE capacity building for educational institutions to facilitate RE acculturation. The KPDAC continuum (Knowledge, Persuasion, Decision, Adoption and Confirmation ‐ see Retnanestri 2007) was used as a methodology to understand the RE acculturation process and design capacity building activities. The objectives of the workshop in Kupang were to assess past practices and promote a more sustainable approach to RE projects in NTT province. The workshop used the I3A methodology (Implementation that achieves RE Accessibility, Availability and Acceptability ‐ see Retnanestri et al 2008b). Diversified groups of workshop participants used the 21-step I3A process to analyse the renewable energy situation in NTT and develop recommendations for stakeholders in NTT and the Government of Indonesia." @default.
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• W2187114011 title "OUTCOMES OF AN ADRA RESEARCH PROJECT TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO RENEWABLE ENERGY IN RURAL INDONESIA BY COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING" @default.
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