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To extend and enhance
their training experience, The Energy Group strongly encourages alumni to
consider themselves as part of a global network of energy and
environmental professionals, and to take an active part in the Alumni
Associations and Alumni Network.
Graduates of Energy
Group courses and workshops include more than 8,000 individuals. These
alumni are united and supported by a formal Alumni Network, the Alumni
Directory, the Energy Group Listserv and Energy Group Website that
provides information on individual alumni accomplishments, Energy Group
developments and upcoming training opportunities.
Alumni Associations
have been established in many countries, including Ghana, India,
Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, and Uganda, and others are in
the process of being formed in Botswana, Burundi, Costa Rica, Ecuador,
India, Jordan, Kenya, Pakistan, and Uruguay.
Alumni Associations
facilitate and encourage interaction among alumni, enable alumni to
exchange energy and environment related information, and improve alumni's
ability to become agents of change for sustainable development worldwide.
Click here if you have graduated from
one of our courses and are interested in forming an alumni association in
your country. ETP will provide guidelines on how to set up an
association, a list of alumni in your country or region, and other
assistance.
Alumni
associations share the following statement of mission:
"To encourage a lifelong
relationship and commitment to communication and interaction between ETP
alumni and USAID, and to unite alumni, enabling them to become elements
of change for sustainable energy development."
Click here for contact information for
established and forming ETP alumni associations.
Click here if you are interested in
establishing an ETP alumni association in your country.
The EETP Alumni Connection
Graduates of Energy
& Environment Training Program (EETP) courses and workshops include
over 9000 individuals from 94 countries. To expand and enhance their
training experience, EETP alumni are automatically included in part of a
global network of energy and environmental professionals and are strongly
encouraged to remain an active part of the EETP/USAID network.
To further strengthen
EETP participants' knowledge and skills, alumni of EETP courses are
encouraged to join local EETP Alumni Associations (EETPAA -where
available), USAID country-wide alumni associations, or national
energy/environmental societies. All local EETPAA share, and are strongly
guided by the mission statement:
"To encourage a lifelong relationship and
commitment to communication and interaction between EETP alumni and
USAID, and to unite alumni, enabling them to become agents of change for
sustainable energy development"
EETP Alumni
Associations have been established in Ukraine (1999), India (1997),
Indonesia (1994), Uganda (1994), Ghana (1991) , the Philippines (1992)
and Mexico.
Benefits from
participating in an EETP Alumni Association are many. As active members,
alumni have the opportunity to network with fellow in-country
professionals; communicate and interact with EETP, course providers,
representatives of U.S. industry, and other professionals in the field;
and can stay involved with USAID staff and projects, having access to
technical assistance for energy/environmental projects. In addition,
regular meetings with EETP friends and colleagues can be a rewarding
vehicle for achieving personal and professional satisfaction.
If you are interested
in forming an alumni association in your country, contact Marti Soroka in
Washington D.C. and she will provide guidelines on how to set up an
association, a list of alumni in your country or region, and any other
assistance you may require.
Energy & Environment Alumni Association Addresses
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EETPAA
GHANA
Kingsley Kofi Ditsa
Tema Oil Refinery
P.O. Box 599
Tema, Ghana
Phone: 233-221-2881
Fax: 233-221-2884
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EETPAA INDONESIA
Bambang Adi Winarso, PhD
ETPAA Indonesia Chairman
Contact: Anna Augustina/ International Education Foundation
Menara Imperium 28th Floor, Metropolitan Superblok Kav. 1
J1. HR Rasuna Said, Jakarta 12980
Phone: 62-21-831-7304, 831-7305
Fax: 62-21-831-7306
Email: ief@pacific.net.id
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EETPAA MEXICO
Leandro
Sandoval Alvarez
Engineering Research
University of Colima
Abasolo 902
Colima, Col. 28060, Mexico
Phone: 52-331-41133 / -28883
Fax: 52-331-27581 / -25818
Email: leandro@col.mx
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EETPAA
PHILIPPINES
Fortunato
C. Leynes
Superintendent
Manila Electric Company
Ortigas Avenue
Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines
Phone: 632-631-2222
Fax: 632-631-1169
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EETPAA UGANDA
George
Sizoomu
Headmaster
Institute of Teacher Education
Design Department
P.O. Box 1
Kyambogo, Uganda
Phone: 256-41-222003 / -285322
Fax: 256-41-242041
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EETPAA UKRAINE
Head of the
Executive Committee (President) of the Association: Ms. Olga Grachyova
Ministry of Energy
Deputy Head of the Department of Economic Policy
phones: (380 44) 221-42-68
work; (380 44) 294-05-93
home fax: (380 44) 221-41-44
e-mail: grachova@min.energy.gov.ua
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Also:
Deputy Head of the
Executive Committee of the Association: Ms. Yelena Berezovskaya
Ukrenergo (National Dispatching Center)
1st Category Engineer of the Department of Labor and Salary
phones:
work; (380 44) 221-40-32
221-49-35
home; (380 44) 512-13-86 (evening)
fax: (380 44) 221-48-81
e-mail: otz@rdc.centre.energy.gov.ua
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And:
Secretary of the
Executive Committee of the Association: Mr. Anatoliy Ivantsiv
Kievenergo (LEC)
Secretary of the Board
work: (380 44) 293-63-13
home: (380 44) 443-45-42 (evening)
fax: (380 44) 221-49-44
e-mail: ivantsiv@gor.kv.energy.gov.ua
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EETPAA India
For More
information Contact:
Anita Kochhar IIE/India
B-37 Nizamuddin E.
New Delhi 110013, India
Office Phone : 91-11-469-4515
Home: 91-11-461-7497
Fax: 91-11-461-7497
Email: akochhar@del3.vsnl.net.in
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EETPAA Support in Washington D.C.
Marti
Soroka
Institute of International Education
Energy Training Program
1400 K St., NW Suite 650
Washington, D.C. 20005
Phone: 202-326-7706
Fax: 202-326-7694
Email: msoroka@iie
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