APRC and GGE-EA, acknowledging the essential role of effective regulatory frameworks in achieving sustainable development, have expressed their commitment to establishing a collaborative partnership.
This initiative aims to enhance policies and regulatory mechanisms across energy access sectors to promote south-south cooperation, carry out research and other implementation programs with resilience. By working together, APRC and GGE-EA seek to drive innovative solutions and best practices that support socioeconomic growth and address the unique challenges faced by Asia Pacific & Africa nations, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and equitable future for the regions.
MOU Objectives
The Parties agree as follows:
- Sharing Experiences Coordinate platform for exchange of knowledge and development of best practices for regulated electricity in our continent.
- Enhance Capacity Building Jointly design and deliver training programs, workshops, and resources aimed at strengthening the skills and expertise of local regulators and policymakers.
- Implement a Capacity Building and Knowledge Exchange Program Develop a structured program for knowledge exchange that includes mentorship, peer-topeer learning, and best practice sharing to empower regulators and enhance their capabilities in addressing complex regulatory challenges.
- Strengthen Stakeholder Engagement Establish collaborative platforms for dialogue among government agencies, industry leaders, civil society, and academia to promote inclusive participation in regulatory processes and decision-making.
- Advance Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Work together to align regulatory practices with relevant SDGs, focusing on initiatives that promote environmental sustainability, social equity, and economic growth in our region.