| Recent
Projects |
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| July 2008 - Ongoing |
Pilot Project on Eco-Efficiency Measures in Readymade Garments Factories
Client: PROGRESS, GTZ |
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| March-July 2008 |
Environmental Audit on Tongi Industrial Estate
Client: PROGRESS, GTZ |
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| October-December 2007 |
Pilot Project on Eco-Efficiency Measures in Readymade Garments Factories
Client: SED, GTZ |
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| June-July 2007 |
Identification of Eco-Efficiency Measures for the Readymade Garments Factories in Bangladesh
Client: GTZ, Dhaka |
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| June 2007 |
Socio-Economic Survey of Benefitson Women in RET and Entrepreneurship Development
Client: ICCO Netherlands |
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| April-July 2007 |
Identification of Eco-Efficiency Measures for the Readymade Garments Factories in Bangladesh
Client: PROGRESS GTZ |
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| April 2007 |
Local Consultancy Services for Renewable Energy I Solar Home System Project in association with PSE Germany
Client: KfW, Germany, IDCOL |
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| February 2007 |
Consutency Services for Solar Home System for Rural Electrification Through Solar Energy RERED
Client: Rural Electrification Board Bangladesh |
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| July 2006 |
Women in Renewable Energy Technology
Client: ICCO, Netherlands |
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| 2005 - 2006 |
European Technology and Services for Renewable Energy Development in Bangladesh.
In association with PSE, Germany and DCCI
Client: CLE-European Union |
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| 2005 |
Electricity Generation using Biogas in Remote Villages
Client: University of New South Wales, Australia |
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| 2004 |
Solar Battery Charging Station and Distant Communication Center in a Remote Offshore Island
Client: Local Govt. Engineering Department(LGED) UNDP-SEMP |
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January 03-December 05 |
Model
for Modern Energy Service Delivery by Women’s Micro-enterprise
in Bangladesh
Client: Shell foundation, UK |
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| November
02-June03 |
Opportunity
for Women in Renewable Energy Technology (RET) Utilization
in Bangladesh- Phase II
Client: Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP),
World Bank, Washington
ICCO, Netherlands |
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March 03 |
Market
Assessment and Demand Estimation for Solar Photovoltaic
in Bangladesh
Client: The Royal Netherlands Embassy |
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| October
03 |
Local
consultancy service to KfW for Renewable Energy Project
Development in Bangladesh
Client: KfW, Germany |
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| 2002 |
Coordinator Gender and Energy Network, Bangladesh(GEN B) and National Focal Point(NFP), ENERGIA
Client: ENERGIA Netherlands |
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| 2002 |
Training of Technicians on Solar Home System
Client: Infrastructure Development Company Ltd. |
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| April-July
01 |
Bangladesh
Rural Electrification – Solar Home Program Preparation
Client: The World Bank. |
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Identification
of areas for Solar electrification project implementation |
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Selection
of PBSs (Palli Biddut Samities of Rural Electrification
Board) and NGOs and community based organisations for
participation in the SHS program |
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Demonstration
of SHS in selected areas for promoting awareness in the
areas
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Development
of affordable financial models and business plans. |
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| April-June
01 |
Organisational
Analysis of the Rural Electrification Board
Client:
The Netherlands Embassy, Dhaka |
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| Jan-June
01 |
Feasibility
Study of Water Supply Options in Four Arsenic Affected
Villages, under Community Based Water Supply and Sanitation
Project of Sustainable Environment Management Programme
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Client:
Department of Public Health Engineering/UNDP |
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The
project involved assessing the extent of arsenic contamination
in 4 villages in Kishoreganj, Chandpur, Shariatpur and
Manikganj districts, and recommending affordable alternative
options for safe drinking water. This included, quantitative
and qualitative analysis of all the hand tubewells water
sources , motivational and arsenic awareness programs,
baseline socio-economic surveys to find out ability and
willingness to pay for water supply options and possibility
of community participation, design and cost estimation
for proposed systems. |
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| 1999-2000 |
Opportunity
of Women in Renewable Energy Technology (RET) Utilization
in Bangladesh- Phase I |
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Client:
Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) |
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Capacity
building among rural women: generate income by (a) efficient
use of RET by women’s micro-enterprise, (b) promoting
utilization of DC lamps in extended un-electrified areas. |
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Capacity
building among professional women: Facilitate the network
of professional women in disseminating RET and energy
efficiency. |
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Institutional
capacity building: Preparation of Guideline for Equitable
Utilization of RET by the Public Sector of Bangladesh. |
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Project
activities: |
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Socio-economic
survey for assessing prevailing rural electrification
situations, market projections and financial analysis. |
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Technical
and management training, monitoring of DC Lamps production,
operation of battery charging stations and operation
of local Microgrids in the island of Char Montaj in
Patuakhali district, and 6 adjacent islands.
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| 1999-2000
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Feasibility
Study for a Solar Home Project within the Context of Alternative
Options for Rural Electrification |
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Client:
The World Bank. |
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Objectives: |
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To
develop alternative approaches for Solar Home Systems
(SHS) Project in addition to: |
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Review
of alternative supply options (grid electrification, decentralized
local supplies and SHS) in provision of rural electrification
services. |
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Recommendation
for a project scope including specific areas to be targeted |
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Delivery
mechanisms and institutional arrangements including the
role of Private sector organisations, NGOs and REB/PBSs |
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Financial
analysis for loan and debt service plan |
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Modeling
project financing arrangements |
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| 1999
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Assessment
of 2-Bucket Systems for Arsenic Removal from Tubewell
Water Developed by DANIDA, under Emergency Arsenic Contamination
Mitigation Programme (Phase II) |
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Client:
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare/UNDP |
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The
work involved: |
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Conducting
baseline survey in the project area by screening all the
tubewells in the 4 villages under study including laboratory
testing of all water samples.Information dissemination
and awareness building. Demonstration and field testing
of filtration system .Determining cost of production in
the local area, training of local volunteers. |
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| 1998
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Market
Assessment Survey of Solar PV Application in Bangladesh:
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Client:
The World Bank. |
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Objective:
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To
determine the potential market for Solar Home Systems
(SHS) in parts of rural Bangladesh which may not be accessible
to grid electrification in the near future. |
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| 1998 |
Socio-economic
Survey of Solar PV Applications in Rural Electrification:
Narshingdi Solar Electrification Project |
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Client:
The World Bank. |
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Objectives: |
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The
objective of this socio-economic survey was to assess
the overall performance and acceptability of solar PV
systems in the site selected by REB. Make recommendations
about technical, institutional and financial aspects of
future PV programs. |
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| 1998 |
Optimal
Design of DC Luminaires for Solar PV Application
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Client:
The World Bank |
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| 1997-98
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Implementation
of Solar Photovoltaic electrification of cyclone shelter
buildings in the off-shore islands of Bangladesh in collaboration
with Energy Eystems (ES). |
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Client: Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) |
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System
design for solar PV electrification of cyclone shelters.
System installation and social motivation for utilization
of PV. |
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Initiation
of nightly adult education program at cyclone centers
in the Off-shore regions. |
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