 | | Boiling Point No. 44 - Linking Household Energy with other Development Objectives (ITDG - ITDG, 2000, 44 p.) |
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 | | (introduction...) |
| | Preface |
| | Theme editorial: Integrating household energy into wider development objectives |
| | Interlinkages of household energy with the environment |
| | Are energy projects not wanted any more? |
| | Health and household energy - the need for better links between research and development |
| | Cooking smoke can increase the risk of tuberculosis |
| | Monitoring ECO-house performance as if people mattered |
| | Carbon trading: a new route to funding improved stove programmes? |
| | GTZ Pages |
| | The integrated approach to link household energy with other development objectives - Some organisational experiences from the ProBEC demonstration project in the Hurungwe District of Zimbabwe |
| | The ecological cost of increasing dependence on biomass fuels as household energy in rural Nigeria |
| | Women in post-harvest operations: reducing the drudgery |
| | Light... from wind... a journey of will and imagination |
| | The Tehesh efficient biomass stove, Tigrai, Ethiopia |
| | Research and Development: The 'Turbo' wood-gas stove |
| | Publications |
| | What's happening in household energy? |
| | ITDG energy news |
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(introduction...)
Spring 2000
Number 44
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stoves and household energy. It deals with technical, social, financial and
environmental issues and aims to improve the quality of life for poor
communities living in the developing world. |
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