Boiling Point 44: Linking household energy with other development objectives

Boiling Point
Issue 44 (2000) Linking household energy with other development objectives

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It is important to look at projects as being a way of improving the quality of life for communities rather than as technical interventions. This edition examines ways in which household energy considerations can be part of other development sectors such as forestry, building, health etc. and the social, economic and technical benefits of such an approach.

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Integrating household energy into wider development objectives Theme editorial: Integrating household energy into wider development objectives by Agnes Klingshirn
Interlinkages of household energy with the environment Interlinkages of household energy with the environment by Grant Ballard-Tremeer
Are energy projects not wanted any more Are energy projects not wanted any more? by Clive Caffall
Health and household energy - the need for better links between research and development Health and household energy - the need for better links between research and development by Nigel Bruce and Alison Doig
Cooking smoke can increase the risk of tuberculosis Cooking smoke can increase the risk of tuberculosis by Vinod K Mishra, Robert D Retherford and Kirk R Smith
Monitoring ECO-house performance as if people mattered Monitoring ECO-house performance as if people mattered by Lilia A. Abron and Douglas Guy
Carbon trading - a new route to funding improved stove programmes Carbon trading - a new route to funding improved stove programmes by Wim Hulscher
The integrated approach to link household energy with other development objectives The integrated approach to link household energy with other development objectives - Some organisational experiences from the ProBEC demonstration project in the Hurungwe District of Zimbabwe by Paul J M Mushamba
The ecological cost of increasing dependence on biomass fuels as household energy in rural Nigeria The ecological cost of increasing dependence on biomass fuels as household energy in rural Nigeria by Joe Obueh
Women in post-harvest operations - reducing the drudgery by Ann Gordon, Tony Swetman and Kerry Albright
Light - from wind - a journey of will and imagination Light...from wind...a journey of will and imagination by Tania Guneratne
The Tehesh efficient biomass stove, Tigrai, Ethiopia The Tehesh efficient biomass stove, Tigrai, Ethiopia by Tsige Abreha
The Turbo wood-gas stove The 'Turbo' wood-gas stove by T. B. Reed adn R. Walt

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