Clean Cookstoves
Do Clean Cookstoves Reduce Biomass Fuel Consumption?
... own clean stoves are typically using them, which is an important finding given the global efforts to distribute clean ...that clean cookstoves, provided they actual deliver reduced biomass ...
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Adoption of clean cookstoves after improved solid fuel stove programme exposure: a cross-sectional study in three Peruvian Andean regions
... multiple cookstoves (or stove stacking) is common (69% of ...as clean cookstoves seldom meet all household needs ...other clean stoves, a phenomenon also described in Mexico ...
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Determining the Enablers and Barriers for the Adoption of Clean Cookstoves in the Middle Belt of Ghana-A Qualitative Study.
... of clean cookstove in the two districts who were followed up for a year with primary focus on its impact on birthweight and respiratory health of children [ 18 ...given clean cookstoves—either ...
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Overview of the use of clean cookstoves in the Brazilian semiarid region
... 2 METHODS AND STUDY AREA The study was structured considering the approach promoted by the Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA), formerly the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (GACC) (2011). According to ...
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Stove Performance Inventory Report. Prepared for the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves United Nations Foundation
... Proprietary Data Although the gray literature on cookstove performance is still a rich source of data, it does not provide comprehensive access, together with the published literature, to the results of stove testing ...
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Household Air Pollution intervention implications: findings from qualitative studies and a field trial of clean cookstoves in two rural villages in India
... There have been more than 30 years of both government and non-government funded programs to distribute clean stoves around the world in resource poor settings. Many of these have been framed within a developmental ...
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Market mapping for improved cookstoves: barriers and opportunities in East Africa
... Cookstove markets in East Africa are perceived as vibrant, and have received signi ficant attention from donors and the private sector. In Kenya, for example, progress is being made across a range of types of cookstove. ...
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Energy Efficient Biomass Cookstoves: Performance Evaluation, Quality Assurance and Certification
... biomass cookstoves available in the country are lacking in the ...biomass cookstoves (charcoal, wood and briquettes ...biomass cookstoves based on water boiling tests and field testing and ...
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Pollutant Emissions from Improved Cookstoves of the type used in Sub-Saharan Africa
... of cookstoves. The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (now Clean Cooking Alliance)is facilitating the use of 100 million improved stoves by 2020 (Global ...and clean cooking solutions ...
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Experiences with improved cookstoves in Southern Africa
... to clean cooking facilities, with the vast majority of those dependent on solid biomass residing in rural areas (International Energy Agency (IEA), ...inefficient cookstoves (IEA, ...for Clean ...
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Adoption of integrated food-energy systems: improved cookstoves and pigeonpea in southern Malawi
... This paper reviews experience with an innovative IFES promoted in southern Malawi as part of the Msamala Sustainable Energy Project (MSEP), a five-year project (2007–2012) implemented by Concern Universal (CU), an ...
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Reducing Ultrafine Particle Emissions Using Air Injection in Wood-Burning Cookstoves
... In this paper, we investigate the impact of air injection on biomass cookstove performance and emissions using two new stoves designed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Both stove designs were created using the ...
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Deconstructing networks, unearthing consensus: Diffusion of “cleaner” cookstoves in rural Himalayas of India
... Good technological design alone has not ensured wide- spread adoption of a technology, and therefore, a number of theorists have used social networks to explain such adoption in different ways. We draw from the Diffusion ...
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Comparative Study on Emissions from Traditional and Improved Biomass Cookstoves Used in India
... combustion when combustion temperatures reach a high enough level to burn some of the nitrogen in the air. NOx is an ozone precursor and when dissolved in atmospheric moisture, it can result in acid rain. Oxides of ...
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Fueling Demand: The Effect of Rebates on Household Purchase of Improved Cookstoves in Rural India
... In this analysis, I incorporate a household adoption framework to understand a household’s decision to purchase ICS, a key precursor to long-term sustained use of clean cooking technology. This framework models a ...
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Participation in co-design: In search of a recipe for improved cookstoves in urban Indian slums
... The co-designing process was rarely a straightforward matter of feeding knowledge held by different stakeholders into the design of the stove, as the tools and methods of sharing informa[r] ...
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CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM
... There has also been a growing number of reviews of project submissions, called for by the Executive Board to safeguard quality of emission reductions2. These challenges are a serious con[r] ...
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External sources of clean technology : evidence from the Clean Development Mechanism
... By technology transfer, we refer to the transmission of production methods and know-how from one country to another (Saggi, 2002). This definition of technology transfer covers a wide range of goods and services. ...
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Clean Energy Equity
... In light of the above, it is easy to see why equity should not be misconstrued as the trump card in the clean energy policy deck. Rather, it is one consideration among many for policymakers to balance in a ...
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Clean Energy Federalism
... embrace the possibility that both policies could, in fact, work "hand-in- glove." 26 This Article goes one step further and proposes a model for closely integrat[r] ...
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