Knowledge Sharing Session At MECF 2024
In this interconnected world, knowledge generation and its sharing have emerged as a key driver of success and innovation, and a crucial factor to remain competitive and adaptable. It can lead to collaboration, enhance problem-solving capabilities, and accelerate learning. MECS through its In-country partner Finovista has tied up with the National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru to study the global best practices and regulations concerning clean cooking and use the expertise available in the two organizations in working out the strategies for the common objectives in the domain of clean cooking in India.
NIAS has also finalized an analytical report based on a survey conducted in and around Bengaluru city on people’s approach towards eCooking in terms of their awareness, inclination for adoption, etc. across different segments of society. The report will be unveiled during the session. Likewise, the GIZ team in India through the Indo-German Energy Forum (IGEF) platform exchange knowledge, promote investment, and collaborate on research for achieving India’s energy policy goals. The project assists the Government of India in implementing the energy transition by supporting electric power distribution companies.
During the session, the knowledge generated in their collaborative endeavour will be shared with the participants and other stakeholders. The purpose of the session is to harness the power of knowledge sharing to unlock the full potential of the nation, encourage continuous improvement, and pave the way for a more sustainable and thriving future.