Wood Stove Dissemination
A collection of papers from an international workshop on the dissemination of improved stoves. The papers are presented in three sections: Part 1 - considers issues involved in wood-stove dissemination, Part 2 - contains eight case studies of projects in Guatemala, Sri Lanka and Africa and Part 3 - provides a summing up.
Published: 1985
Pages: 208
eBook: 9781780446486
Paperback: 9780946688555
PREFACE | |||
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PART I THE ISSUES | |||
EDITOR'S NOTE | |||
The Papers | |||
The dissemination of rural innovations: | |||
general principles and implications for | |||
wood-stove programmes | |||
The dissemination of improved | |||
wood-stoves | |||
Assessment and monitoring in pilot stove | |||
programmes | |||
Commercial and institutional stoves: | |||
potential for integration into improved | |||
stove programmes | |||
Marketing strategy guidelines for woodstoves | |||
Stove design for improved dissemination | |||
Wood-stove dissemination and testing | |||
Information exchange in wood-stove | |||
development and dissemination | |||
A delivery system for appropriate | |||
technologies | |||
The-role of NGOs in wood-stove | |||
dissemination | |||
Improved cooking stoves in the Sahel | |||
PART II THE CASE HISTORIES | |||
EDITOR'S NOTE | |||
The Papers | |||
The dissemination of wood-stoves in | |||
Guatemala | |||
Improved wood-stove dissemination by | |||
village women: the case of the 'Nada | |||
chulha' | |||
Michael Howes | |||
Rene Masse | |||
Stephen Joseph | |||
Timothy Wood | |||
G. P. W. Scoble | |||
K. Krishna Prasad | |||
G. De Lepeleire | |||
Marilyn W. Hoskins | |||
Ashok Khosla | |||
Achoka A worry | |||
Jacqueline Ki-Zerbo | |||
Armando Cdceres 117 | |||
Madhu Sarin 130 | |||
Harishini Navaratna | |||
Max Kinyanjui | |||
Aryanto Sudjarwo | |||
Getachew Makuria | |||
Lamine Diop | |||
Moustapha Soumare | |||
Willem Floor | |||
The Sarvodaya stove project in Sri Lanka | |||
The 'jiko' industry in Kenya | |||
Yayasan Dian Desa's wood-conserving | |||
stove project | |||
Wood-stove dissemination: the Ethiopian | |||
experience | |||
Improved stoves in Senegal | |||
Improved stoves in Mali | |||
PART HI SUMMING UP | |||
Improved wood-stoves: some unanswered | |||
issues | |||
STATEMENT OF THE WOLFHEZE MEETING | |||
LIST OF PROJECT PROPOSALS FOR THE SECOND PHASE OF THE | |||
WORKSHOP | |||
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
GLOSSARY OF ACRONYMS |
Renewable Energy Technologies
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