Given by Citra Savitri The second in our series of workshops designed to gather input from stakeholders involved in existing off-grid projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America. This event is workshop scheduled to be held in Malaysia for the ASEAN countries will be organised by the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) in collaboration with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS).

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2. IBU INSPIRASI –
WONDER WOMEN INDONESIA
EXPANDING ENERGY ACCESS,
BOOSTING INCOME OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
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PROBLEMS
Lack of Access
to Clean Water
Unhealthy and Polluting
Cooking Methods
Unreliable or Lack of
Electrification

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SOLUTIONS TO THESE PROBLEMS EXIST: CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
Water FiltersFuel-efficient
Biomass Stoves
Solar Lamps and
Home Systems

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SINCE 2011
KOPERNIK HAS BEEN
WORKING WITH
INDONESIAN WOMEN

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MAKING
LIFE-CHANGING
TECHNOLOGY
AVAILABLE TO
LAST MILE
COMMUNITIES

8. PURPOSE OF WONDER WOMEN INITIATIVE:
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To improve the standard of living of women and poor households in Eastern
Indonesia through distribution and scale up of clean energy technologies

9. PROJECT AREA
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• Indonesia: an archipelago of approx. 17,000 islands and 147 volcanoes
• Project area approx. 2,000 islands
• Suppliers: West and East Java
• Consolidation hub: Surabaya
• Kopernik Warehouse: Kupang
SURABAYA
KUPANG
10 provinces

10. MULTI MODAL TRANSPORT
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Smaller boats to
other islands
Small trucks from port
to local partner
Wonder Women
collect technologies
by motorbike
Some make sales by walking between
villagesOr even a wheelbarrow
Consolidated shipment from
Surabaya to Kupang or
Larantuka in East Flores

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INTRODUCING:
IBU INSPIRASI
(ORWONDERWOMENINENGLISH)

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IBU INSPIRASI ARE
TRAINED TO SELL SIMPLE
TECHNOLOGIES IN THEIR
COMMUNITIES

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SUPER HEROES IN THEIR VILLAGES –
BOOSTING THEIR INCOME &
CONFIDENCE – AS THEY BECOME
MICRO-SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS

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300+ WONDER WOMEN TRAINED
10,000+ TECH. SOLD

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WONDER WOMEN INDONESIA
TRACKING IMPACT
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16. THREE SPHERES OF WONDER WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
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Measuring our contribution to the women’s socioeconomic changes in
three tiers of influence along respective indicators
Community
Family
Individual
• Participation
• Influence on other women
• Financial contribution
• Decision making
• Asset ownership
• Income
• Skills
• Self-esteem
Tech Agent
Individual Business Empowerment

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0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Empowered as a female in the society
Empowered as wife and mother
Improved community's well-being
Increased personal/ family saving
Learned about entrepreneurship
Gained new experience
Earned additional income 54
50
36
30
22
24
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Tech Agents’ Fuflfilled Aspirations (n=60)
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

18. Improvement in Sales & Marketing and Financial Capacities
Yes
90%
No
10%
Improvement in Sales & Marketing Capacity
Improvement in Financial Capacity
Yes
89%
[CATEGO
RY
NAME]
[PERCEN
TAGE]
70% (vs. 53% at baseline) adequately or very
comfortable managing personal/ household
finances
30% (vs. 18% at baseline) maintain a
book of their household finances
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

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2%
3%
7%
7%
10%
17%
22%
28%
30%
40%
58%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Held wedding
renovated home
Purchased new assets
Religious need
Capital for new business
Daily emergency needs
Loan repayment
Increased saving
Expanding business
Children's or own education fees
More or better food for family
Top Expenditures Using Tech Agent Margins(n=60)
FAMILY LEVEL

20. Tech
Agent
55%
Husband
45% Tech
Agent
58%
Husband
42%
Contribution to Household’s Income
1
2
5
25
27
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Husband's family
Husband
My family
Tech Agent
Together with husband
3
21
36
0 10 20 30 40
Husband
Together with husband
Tech Agent
Household’s Financial Decision Maker
Stronger Role in Family (n=60)
FAMILY LEVEL

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Proud & Active Members of the Society (n=60)
At baseline, a Tech Agent subscribed to an average of 2.2 organizations
Now, they’re part of 2.8 organizations.
At baseline, 18% reported ‘very active’ involvement
Now, it has increased to 27%
72% of Tech Agents perceive an improved status in their commmunity
COMMUNITY LEVEL

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KAMSINAH BOLEN,
KELUBAGOLIT VILLAGE, ADONARA ISLAND

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RADIAH,
WAIWURING VILLAGE, ADONARA ISLAND

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NORBERTA NOGO (MAMA LUKU)
LARANTUKA, EAST FLORES

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IN THE NEXT THREE YEARS
500MORE WONDER WOMEN
250,000PEOPLE BENEFITTING FROM
CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES

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