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Revision as of 15:44, 20 April 2011
GIZ Micro Hydro Power Meeting 2011
This event was planned via Energypedia from the beginning onwards. All aspects of a meeting such as registration and programme were dealt with in Energypedia. This approach was in particular suitable, since a part of the organisation team was in the headquarter in Eschborn whereas the other part was already working in Ruanda. By using Energypedia, all organisational questions, for instance work schedules, were handled most effectively, without loosing time because of sending around documents via Email.
Also during the meeting itself Energypedia was used intensively: the participants wrote the results of their meetings directly on Energypedia - and even a colleague from KfW sitting in Frankfurt was able to give input to ongoing discussions via Energypedia!
