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 This first seminar sets the scene for the series by exploring – together with our speakers – those aspects that are crucial for maximising contributions to multiple SDGs.
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 *Facilitate the participation of vulnerable groups (e.g., young people and women)
 *Strengthen technical and non-technical capacities (e.g., via peer-to-peer exchanges)The discussion also highlighted the importance of '''civil society organisations'''. These can facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogues and advocate for decentralised energy options – thus bridging the gap between communities and governments.<br />
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 ==Setting the Scene - Maximising the Impacts of Energy Access on People's Development Opportunities==
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 * Mainstreaming Gender-Responsiveness
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 An analysis by the WISIONS team of the actual contribution that small-scale energy projects can make to the sustainable development of households and communities:

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 ==Setting the Scene - Maximising the Impacts of Energy Access on People's Development Opportunities==
 This digital seminar was the first in our series produced in cooperation with the ACCESS Coalition’s Learning Group, which focused on how to maximise the development effects of energy access.
 It is increasingly recognised that energy is inextricably linked to virtually all the SDGs. Although there is an active debate on the approach to take to accelerate achieving the universal energy access goal, there has been less focus on the question of '''how to maximise the development effects''' of energy access.