 | Energy as an Instrument for Socio-economic Development (UNDP, 1995, 114 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | FOREWORD |
| | OVERVIEW: ENERGY AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
|  | PART 1: ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY |
| | 1. Energy Needs for Sustainable Human Development |
| | 2. Energy as an Obstacle to Improved Living Standards |
| | 3. Energy's Role in Deforestation and Land Degradation |
| | 4. Energy Needs for Sustainable Human Development from an Anthropological Perspective |
| | PART 2: REMOVING THE OBSTACLES: THE SMALL-SCALE APPROACH |
| | 5. From Energy Efficiency to Social Utility: Lessons from Cookstove Design, Dissemination, and Use |
| | 6. PV, Wind, and Other Dispersed Energy Sources |
| | 7. Renewable Energy Benefits Rural Women in China |
| | 8. Community Biogas Plants Supply Rural Energy and Water: The Pura Village Case Study |
| | PART 3: REMOVING THE OBSTACLES LARGE-SCALE APPROACH |
| | 9. Biomass Plantation Energy Systems and Sustainable Development |
| | 10. Converting Biomass to Liquid Fuels: Making Ethanol from Sugar Cane in Brazil |
| | BACK COVER |
BACK COVER
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UNDP Energy and Atmosphere Programme Sustainable Environment and energy Division, BPPS United Nations Development Programme One United Nations Plaza New York, NY 10017 |
