Hongpeng Liu Energy Resources Section

Environment and Sustainable Development Department Asia-Pacific Economic and Social Commission

Citizen participation is the process that all stakeholders (stakeholders) are involved in the project decision.

Advantages of public participation Levels of all stakeholders' commitments to make decisions Deepen general understanding of development projects and their goals and impact Improve social responsibility of stakeholders for projects Improve social equity Transparency Request to improve the sustainability of the project in order to improve the reliability and justification of the government through decision making

PI Goal Developing a draft of the development communication strategy and arranging recruitment of PI managers and teams to research research decision-making process to identify relevant parties and group them to agree with the PI plan Establish an organization to organize Organization participation plan

To select concrete goals, design information, develop and test communication materials, conduct PI activity checks, understand reports, and analyze the effectiveness of analysis results, select public participation plans and local communicators Training will be carried out.

Citizen participation after decision-making will generally inform about the effectiveness of the decision-making process to establish ongoing PI monitoring mechanisms

Negotiations promote the establishment of public participation center reviews to ensure the effectiveness of integrated reporting with the EA process

Management Information Organization National Consultation Proposal Report Revision of Monitoring Effectiveness

Promotion of the public-private partnership of the poor to provide energy services to rural population

Key Implementation Strategies: Advocacy and Capacity Building and Capacity Building for Stakeholder Engagement at All Levels

Support strategic planning and management of natural resource development and environmental protection in selected developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region

Stakeholder Engagement is the center of policy planning and management

The national team is comprised of government officials, research institutes, rural developers, rural energy entrepreneurs, NGOs involved in the planning and implementation of rural development or energy policy, and is established in each participating country.

Promote rural energy development based on energy available in the region by incorporating energy issues into rural development policies and plans

Purpose: To provide affordable basic services to the poor in selected countries through public-private partnerships.

Focus on the establishment of a model to promote involvement of stakeholders in the form of public-private partnership

4 major partners: (a) government agency (Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, General Administration of Electric Energy Utilization), (b) community, Cinta Meka, (c) NGO, IBEKA, (d) private company HIBS

Liu 's spontaneous motive did not make her wrong - her project was very successful. Her work gathered a lot of money and it was published in the Energy Futures magazine of MIT Energy Initiative. Not only that. Riu was invited to introduce her research at the C3E Clean Energy Women's Conference in 2015. She is seeking opportunities for research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Synthetic Biology Policy Group. However, during his tenure as co-chairman, Liu wants the MIT Energy Club to be more than just a pre-hiring student organization. In addition to helping students find jobs, Liu plans to make energy education space for clubs. She said that the club was originally formed at Madi Charles Pub on MIT campus to welcome scholarly discussions between students.

Under the guidance of Professor Niels Holten-Anderson, Liu worked at the MIT Bio-Inspired Interface Laboratory for more than two years. Her professor gave students a lot of autonomy of the project and allowed Liu to take action in his own direction, Liu said. This experience is the beginning of a fierce college career at Liu University. The challenge she faces in the lab will make her stronger and more motivated. "There are cases where there is nothing that can be solved in the laboratory in the research, sometimes all the experiments fail, I do not know what happened, initially it was very difficult. With no explanation, as time goes on , I am anxiously eager to complete this project, "Liu said. "Research is a unique place that teaches me the power of self motivation.