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edit this page Boiling Point 49 - Forest, fuel and food - November 2003 We tackle one of the major problems facing humanity and, as always in Boiling Point, we try to provide positive ideas for improving the lives of people living in poverty. These include: ways to improve forestry resources; reducing the need for heating; increasing the efficiency of stoves and using residues to replace woodfuel. There are two excellent case studies which show how policy must be reflected in practice for initiatives to succeed. As the international community moves towards advocating fossil fuel for health improvements, another key issue addressed deals with the threats to the livelihoods of those employed in biomass provision. This edition concludes with two very human issues; the cost of using biomass in terms of health and the importance of disaggregating household energy information by gender when making decisions.
[top] [end]Download the full text To download Boiling Point 49 click here (511 KB)
[top] [end]Articles in Knowledge Bank - Forests, fuel and food Theme editorial by Liz Bates
- Sustainable commercial firewood - The role of Forest Replacement Associations in Brazil and Nicaragua by Rogerio Carneiro de Miranda, Stuart Conway and Afranio Cesar Migliari
- Super-insulated housing for Northern Asia by Zhu Qing Yan and Kelly Lerner
- Insulative ceramics for improved cooking stoves by Dean Still, Dr Margaret Pinnell, Damon Ogle and Brad van Appel
- Implementing policy decisions to conserve forest reserves in Tazania - A case study by Bariki K. Kale
- Fuelling development by Richard Stanley
- Participatory approach for linking rural energy transitions and developmental needs in Uttar Pradesh by Malini Ranganathan, Rakesh Prasad, P.B. Singh
- Decentralised household energy planning for selected villages in Shivalik belt of Haryana, India by Chetan Kumar
- Livelihoods in the urban biomass sector - realities and threats by Hannah Isaac
- Toll on Human Resources due to lack of Energy, Water, Sanitation and their Health Impacts in Rural North India by Jyoti K. Parikh, Vijay Laxmi, Shyam Karmakar and Pramod Dabrase
- Gender dimensions in household energy by Ishara Mahat
- What's happening in household energy BP49 HEDON news - What’s happening in household energy? BP49 by HEDON
- Energy News From Practical Action BP49 Energy News From Practical Action BP49
[top] [end]Download individual articles Theme editorial: forests fuel and food by Liz Bates (82 KB)
Sustainable commercial firewood: the role of Forest Replacement Associations in Brazil and Nicaragua by Rogerio Carneiro de Miranda, Stuart Conway and Afranio Cesar Migliari (111 KB)
Super-insulated housing for Northern Asia by Zhu Qing Yan and Kelly Lerner (118 KB)
Insulative ceramics for improved cooking stoves by Dean Still, Dr Margaret Pinnell, Damon Ogle and Brad van Appel (150 KB)
Implementing policy decisions to conserve forest reserves in Tazania - a case study by Bariki K. Kale (112 KB)
Fuelling development by Richard Stanley (105 KB)
Participatory approach for linking rural energy transitions and developmental needs in Uttar Pradesh, India by Malini Ranganathan, Rakesh Prasad, P.B. Singh (123 KB)
Decentralised household energy planning for selected villages in Shivalik belt of Haryana, India by Chetan Kumar (123 KB)
Livelihoods in the urban biomass sector - realities and threats by Hannah Isaac (101 KB)
Toll on Human Resources due to lack of Energy, Water, Sanitation and their Health Impacts in Rural North India by Jyoti K. Parikh, Vijay Laxmi, Shyam Karmakar and Pramod Dabrase (121 KB)
Gender dimensions in household energy by Ishara Mahat (115 KB)
HEDON news - What’s happening in household energy? BP49 by HEDON (112 KB)
Energy News From Practical Action BP49 (83 KB)
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