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Boiling Point 46: Household energy and the vulnerable - June 2001

Boiling Point
Front cover of Boiling Point issue 46
Issue 46 (2006) Household energy and the vulnerable



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For those people and communities who have particular needs, access to household energy may be a major factor in their lives. This edition of Boiling Point is dedicated to looking at those problems and possible coping strategies. BP46 looks at sectors of the community for whom access to energy is a particular problem such as: the elderly who are alone; children who have to fend for themselves; people with physical and mental disabilities; those who suffer long-term illness. The edition also looks at vulnerable communities, for example: those which are particularly isolated, and for whom climatic changes have had a major adverse impact; those urban communities for whom no formal tenancy arrangements, or their status, make access to energy difficult.

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pdf file link Theme Editorial: Household energy and the vulnerable: The handicapped in a disadvantaged community by Paul Miller (124 KB)
pdf file link Strengthening village and neighbourhood organisations: Safety networks for the vulnerable by Alex Bush (144 KB)
pdf file link Women with disabilities - cooking, fires and smoke by Farhat Rahman (152 KB)
pdf file link Energy needs in a high altitude conflict zone of India by Dr Sudhirendar Sharma (124 KB)
pdf file link The provision of household energy: Coping mechanisms of internally displaced people in Benguela Province, Angola by Corinna Kreidler (147 KB)
pdf file link AIDS a threat to biomass energy conservation by Lasten Mika (126 KB)
pdf file link The hearth - reflections on the needs of women suffering mental illness in India by Chris Underhill (129 KB)
pdf file link Identifying barriers to the adoption of specific domestic energy strategies - a new rapid assessment tool by Dr Simon Batchelor, Dr Kevin McKemey and Dr O Sakyi Dawson (119 KB)
pdf file link Learning to listen to the poor by Margaret Foster (74 KB)
pdf file link Funding for clean technology through the Climate Convention by Stuart Parkinson and Katie Begg (126 KB)
pdf file link Looking at household energy provision in a new way: The Sustainable Livelihoods approach by Andrew Barnett (103 KB)
pdf file link Improved stoves for preventing deforestation: myth or reality? by Didier Bazile (115 KB)
pdf file link The watermill battery charger by Nathan Eagle and Ben Olding (117 KB)

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