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The Electricity Governance Initiative

The Electricity Governance Initiative. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND POLICY. PRAYAS- PUNE ENERGYGROUP. Smita Nakhooda World Resources Institute Commission on Sustainable Development 14 th Session Partnership Fair 1 May 2006. Goals of the Initiative.

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The Electricity Governance Initiative

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  1. The Electricity Governance Initiative NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND POLICY PRAYAS- PUNE ENERGYGROUP Smita Nakhooda World Resources Institute Commission on Sustainable Development 14th Session Partnership Fair 1 May 2006

  2. Goals of the Initiative • An operational framework to assess governance and evaluate progress over time • Improve communication and create space for environmental and social voices • Build the capacity of major groups and governments to practice good governance • Complement efforts to advance public interests

  3. The Indonesia Assessment has Improved Transparency • The Indonesian House of Representatives, website now features • agenda • list of work in progress • list of legislation passed • public message board for participation

  4. Thai Assessment Draws Attention to EGAT Corporatization Process • Demonstrated that the process did not protect against abuses of power • lack of a regulatory body to balance stakeholder interests was a serious problem

  5. Generating a New Dialogue

  6. Next Steps • Progress • 2003 – 2004: Develop and Review Pilot Indicator Toolkit • 2005: Pilot Assessments in India, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines • 2006: EGI Forum Upcoming: • Final revisions to the toolkit • Analysis of the results of the pilot phase and approach

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