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GE ALSO COMPLETED THE ROLLOUT OF ITS GENDER EQUITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION (GESI) FIELD GUIDE, PROVIDING INDIVIDUALIZED CAPACITY SUPPORT TO SEVEN PARTNERS ACROSS FIVE COUNTRIES AND LAUNCHING A VIRTUAL GESI MINI-COURSE FOR BROADER REGIONAL ADOPTION. SOUTHEAST ASIA IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, WE ADVANCED ENERGY ACCESS WORK IN MALAYSIA AND THE PHILIPPINES UNDER THE SABAH RE2 ROADMAP. THE SABAH RE2 CONSORTIUM SECURED OVER 1.8 MILLION IN GRANTS FROM MULTIPLE FUNDERS AND SUBMITTED A 5 MILLION PROPOSAL TO THE GREEN CLIMATE FUND, WHILE A STATE-LINKED ENTITY, YAYASAN SABAH, COMMITTED TO CO-OWN THE ROADMAP, MARKING A MAJOR MILESTONE TOWARD GOVERNMENT-LED IMPLEMENTATION AT SCALE. PILOT INSTALLATIONS IN TWO COMMUNITIES VALIDATED SYSTEM DESIGN AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODELS, AND SMART GRID MONITORING DEVICES WERE DEPLOYED ACROSS MULTIPLE SITES. GE ALSO FACILITATED A REGIONAL KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE IN SABAH BRINGING TOGETHER INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATIONS FROM OVER 12 COUNTRIES. 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PROJECTS ARE JOINTLY IDENTIFIED AND PROPOSED TO DONORS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. GREEN EMPOWERMENT SIGNS A SUB-AWARD AGREEMENT WITH EACH PARTNER FOR EACH PROJECT AND MAKES FIELD VISITS. SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 3 CENTRAL AMERICA 578,972 0 EAST ASIA & THE PACIFIC 536,135 0 SOUTH AMERICA 740,574 0 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 143,354 0 PORTLAND SPRING 74560 64600 9960 4871 8256 500 953 74560 64600 9960 4871 8256 500 953 14580 -4620 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A SINCE 1997, GREEN EMPOWERMENT (GE) HAS PARTNERED WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, AND RURAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS 11 COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT SUSTAINABLE CLEAN WATER AND ENERGY PROJECTS. OUR WORK IMPROVES HEALTH OUTCOMES, BUILDS CLIMATE RESILIENCE, ADVANCES GENDER EQUITY, AND REDUCES POVERTY. IN 2025, WE COMPLETED PROJECTS IN 81 COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE, REACHING 72,193 BENEFICIARIES THROUGH ENERGY AND WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAMS, AND TRAINING 705 COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN LEADERSHIP, ORGANIZING, AND SYSTEM UPKEEP. PROGRAM EXPENSES IN SOME REGIONS ARE SUPPORTED BY UNRESTRICTED AND MULTI-REGIONAL GRANTS. LATIN AMERICA IN LATIN AMERICA, WE HELPED TO COMPLETE 74 PROJECTS, REACHING 20,661 BENEFICIARIES ACROSS PERU, BOLIVIA, ECUADOR, COLOMBIA, NICARAGUA, AND HONDURAS. IN PERU, PARTNER EA&S COMPLETED TEN SOLAR-POWERED AND GRAVITY-FED WATER SYSTEMS SERVING OVER 3,600 PEOPLE IN PUNO AND CAJAMARCA, AND SIGNED A LANDMARK AGREEMENT WITH SENCICO TO LAUNCH THE FIRST GOVERNMENT-ALIGNED WASH TECHNICIAN TRAINING PROGRAM IN SOLAR PUMPING SYSTEMS. IN ECUADOR, PARTNER ENGIM EXPANDED ITS PROGRAM TO INCLUDE UNICEF-FUNDED SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS ACROSS SEVEN COMMUNITIES. GE ALSO COMPLETED THE ROLLOUT OF ITS GENDER EQUITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION (GESI) FIELD GUIDE, PROVIDING INDIVIDUALIZED CAPACITY SUPPORT TO SEVEN PARTNERS ACROSS FIVE COUNTRIES AND LAUNCHING A VIRTUAL GESI MINI-COURSE FOR BROADER REGIONAL ADOPTION. SOUTHEAST ASIA IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, WE ADVANCED ENERGY ACCESS WORK IN MALAYSIA AND THE PHILIPPINES UNDER THE SABAH RE2 ROADMAP. THE SABAH RE2 CONSORTIUM SECURED OVER 1.8 MILLION IN GRANTS FROM MULTIPLE FUNDERS AND SUBMITTED A 5 MILLION PROPOSAL TO THE GREEN CLIMATE FUND, WHILE A STATE-LINKED ENTITY, YAYASAN SABAH, COMMITTED TO CO-OWN THE ROADMAP, MARKING A MAJOR MILESTONE TOWARD GOVERNMENT-LED IMPLEMENTATION AT SCALE. PILOT INSTALLATIONS IN TWO COMMUNITIES VALIDATED SYSTEM DESIGN AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODELS, AND SMART GRID MONITORING DEVICES WERE DEPLOYED ACROSS MULTIPLE SITES. GE ALSO FACILITATED A REGIONAL KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE IN SABAH BRINGING TOGETHER INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATIONS FROM OVER 12 COUNTRIES. AFRICA IN AFRICA, WE DEEPENED OUR WASH WORK IN UGANDA, HELPING FORMALLY LAUNCH A CONSORTIUM WITH THE WATER TRUST, ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS EAST AFRICA, AND UGANDA WATER PROJECT, WITH A SHARED GOAL OF REACHING 50,000 RURAL RESIDENTS WITH SAFELY MANAGED PIPED WATER BY 2030. GE SUPPORTED THE DESIGN AND EXPANSION OF THE BIKONE GRAVITY-FLOW WATER SYSTEM IN KASESE DISTRICT, AND PARTNER THE WATER TRUST REPLICATED GE'S NYAKABALE COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR A NEW SYSTEM SERVING APPROXIMATELY 2,500 PEOPLE IN KIRYANDONGO. GE ALSO COMPLETED SOLAR ELECTRIFICATION OF TWO HEALTH FACILITIES IN NORTHERN UGANDA SERVING OVER 38,400 PEOPLE ANNUALLY, AND CONTINUED REFINING ITS SUSTAINABILITY PLANNING TOOLS FOR HEALTH FACILITY ELECTRIFICATION. FUNDRAISING GE ALSO EXPANDED ITS FUNDRAISING CAPACITY THROUGH A FULL CALENDAR OF EVENTS, TARGETED DONOR CULTIVATION, AND INCREASED VISIBILITY. EVENTS GENERATED 432 NEW DONOR PROSPECTS, WHILE OUR NICARAGUA PROJECT TOUR DEEPENED RELATIONSHIPS WITH FOUNDATION PARTNERS AND INSPIRED RECORD INDIVIDUAL GIFTS. THE POWERHOUSE GIVERS CAMPAIGN BROUGHT PERSONALIZED OUTREACH TO LONG-DURATION MAJOR DONORS, AND PARTICIPATION IN THE SKOLL WORLD FORUM AND NEW YORK CLIMATE WEEK EXPANDED GE'S NETWORK OF PROSPECTIVE FUNDERS, LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR STRONGER INDIVIDUAL GIVING IN 2026. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE BOARD FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C ALL DIRECTORS ARE REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST . FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMPENSATION IS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS US ING FEEDBACK FROM STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS WITH A DOCUMENTED EVALUATION PRO VIDED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 ALL GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, POLICIES AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 EVENT EXPENSES 14,580 EVENT EXPENSES -14,580