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141RENEWABLES 2014 GLOBAL STATUS REPORT NAME BRIEF DESCRIPTION African Bioenergy Development Platform A platform launched by UNCTAD to assist interested African countries to develop their bioenergy potentials for advancing human and economic development through interactive, multi-stakeholder analytical exercises. African Renewable Energy Alliance (AREA) A global multi-stakeholder platform to exchange information and consult about policies, technologies, and financial mechanisms for the accelerated uptake of renewable energy in Africa. Clean Energy for Africa (CLENA) A Youth Volunteers for the Environment project with a five-year action plan (2012–2016) to promote sustainable energy and alleviate energy poverty in Africa. CTI – Private Financing Advisory Network A network that identifies promising clean energy projects at an early stage and provides mentoring for development of a business plan, investment pitch, and growth strategy, etc. ENERGIA International An international network focused on gender issues, women’s empowerment, and sustainable energy that by early 2014 included 22 organisations working in Africa and Asia. Global 100% RE The first global campaign to advocate for 100% renewable energy; its aims to prove that this goal is urgent and achievable in developed as well as developing countries. HEDON Household Energy Network A network aimed at empowering practitioners to unlock barriers to household energy access by addressing knowledge gaps, facilitating partnerships, and fostering information sharing. RedBioLAC A multinational network of institutions involved in research and dissemination of anaerobic bio-digestion, and the treatment and management of organic waste in Latin America and the Caribbean. UN Foundation Energy Access Practitioner Network A network with more than 1,600 members from over 190 countries that supports market-led decentralised energy activities towards achieving universal energy access by 2030. It serves as a “network of networks” to help develop a global approach for scaling towards universal energy access. TABLE R23. NETWORKS FURTHERING ENERGY ACCESS: SELECTED EXAMPLES