This handbook, as well as the in-person training and e-training available below, equips humanitarian practitioners with practical knowledge, skills, and tools to improve inclusive energy access in emergencies. They provide a roadmap to address the energy-related needs, safety considerations, and empowerment opportunities that make an immense difference in the lives of women, girls, and other commonly marginalized groups. These resources were created by the Women’s Refugee Commission and Mercy Corps through the EEMRG program (Energy in Emergencies: Reducing Risks of Gender-based Violence), a two-year program funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration. The program aims to improve safety and opportunities for women and girls through access to energy in emergencies.