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close this bookBoiling Point No. 42 - Household Energy and the Environment (ITDG - ITDG, 1999, 44 p.)
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View the documentTheme editorial Improving the environment can lead to benefits for household energy
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View the documentEffect of expanding sugar-cane farming on community woodfuel collecting areas. Case study in Masindi, Uganda
View the documentWorkshop report on urban waste and energy in developing countries, February 24, 1998
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View the documentElectricity for low-power applications Micro Solar Lanterns for rural communities in Kenya
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View the documentCommunity participation in the development of an improved stove in a cold region of North India
View the documentCommercialization of the Sewa Stove in Mali
View the document'We need it indeed': results of the Boiling Point impact assessment review
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View the documentWhat's happening in household energy?
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