Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas
A major section of over 720 million rural poor in India continue to depend on biomass sources for meeting their energy requirements. Most of these poor people continue to burn biomass in energy-inefficient devices, locally called Chulhas. This stud...
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AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ALTERNATIVE METHODS AMOUNT OF BIOMASS AMOUNT OF LAND BIOMASS BIOMASS AVAILABILITY BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION BIOMASS USE BURNING BUSH MEAT CANOPY CAPITA CONSUMPTION CHARCOAL CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CHRONIC ILLNESS COLLECTED DATA CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY COOKING CULTIVATION DEAD WOOD DEFORESTATION DETERMINANT DETERMINANTS DRY SEASON ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EQUILIBRIUM EVERGREEN FOREST EVERGREEN FORESTS FAO FARMERS FIRE MANAGEMENT FISHER FOREST FOREST AREA FOREST BIOMASS FOREST CANOPIES FOREST CANOPY FOREST COVER FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST HEALTH FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FOREST STRUCTURE FORESTRY FORESTS FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GAS STOVE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GRASSES GROWING SEASON HARVESTING IFPRI INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE KEROSENE LABOR DEMAND LABOR FORCE LAND COVER LANDSCAPE MAIZE MEAT NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE PLANT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLDS POPULATION GROWTH RAINY SEASON REMOTE SENSING REMOTE SENSING DATA RURAL AREAS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SATELLITE DATA SPACING TIMBER TOBACCO TREE TREE DENSITY TREES URBAN CENTERS USE OF BIOMASS VEGETATION VILLAGES WET SEASON WOOD WOOD USE WOODLAND YIELDS AIR POLLUTION AIR QUALITY APPROACH ASBESTOS AVAILABILITY AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE BALANCE BIOGAS BIOGAS DEVELOPMENT BIOGAS PLANTS BIOMASS COMBUSTION BIOMASS FUEL BIOMASS FUELS BIOMASS IN ENERGY BULLETIN BURNING STOVES CEMENT CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES COAL COMBUSTION COMBUSTION AIR COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS CONVENTIONAL ENERGY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DISEASE DISSEMINATION DRINKING WATER EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ENERGY PLANTATIONS ENERGY REQUIREMENTS ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY SOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGY FAMILIES FAMILY SIZE FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUEL CONSERVATION FUEL CONSUMPTION GRASS-ROOTS HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTHY LIFE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY HOUSEHOLD ENERGY CONSUMPTION HUMAN HEALTH HUSBANDS HYGIENE ILLNESS INDOOR AIR POLLUTION INSPECTION INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY INTERVENTION IRON LARGE FAMILIES MARKETING MODERN FUELS NATIONAL PROJECT OLDER WOMEN OPEN PITS PARTICULATE PARTICULATE MATTER PEAK TIMES PETROLEUM PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL USERS POWER PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH RAW MATERIAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES ROAD RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL ENERGY RURAL WOMEN SAND SANITATION SMOKE SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PERFORMANCE TRADITIONAL BIOMASS TRADITIONAL PRACTICE TRAINS TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION TUNNEL URBAN HOUSEHOLDS URBAN SLUMS VEHICLE WIND WORKERS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION |
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AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ALTERNATIVE METHODS AMOUNT OF BIOMASS AMOUNT OF LAND BIOMASS BIOMASS AVAILABILITY BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION BIOMASS USE BURNING BUSH MEAT CANOPY CAPITA CONSUMPTION CHARCOAL CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CHRONIC ILLNESS COLLECTED DATA CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY COOKING CULTIVATION DEAD WOOD DEFORESTATION DETERMINANT DETERMINANTS DRY SEASON ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EQUILIBRIUM EVERGREEN FOREST EVERGREEN FORESTS FAO FARMERS FIRE MANAGEMENT FISHER FOREST FOREST AREA FOREST BIOMASS FOREST CANOPIES FOREST CANOPY FOREST COVER FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST HEALTH FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FOREST STRUCTURE FORESTRY FORESTS FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GAS STOVE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GRASSES GROWING SEASON HARVESTING IFPRI INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE KEROSENE LABOR DEMAND LABOR FORCE LAND COVER LANDSCAPE MAIZE MEAT NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE PLANT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLDS POPULATION GROWTH RAINY SEASON REMOTE SENSING REMOTE SENSING DATA RURAL AREAS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SATELLITE DATA SPACING TIMBER TOBACCO TREE TREE DENSITY TREES URBAN CENTERS USE OF BIOMASS VEGETATION VILLAGES WET SEASON WOOD WOOD USE WOODLAND YIELDS AIR POLLUTION AIR QUALITY APPROACH ASBESTOS AVAILABILITY AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE BALANCE BIOGAS BIOGAS DEVELOPMENT BIOGAS PLANTS BIOMASS COMBUSTION BIOMASS FUEL BIOMASS FUELS BIOMASS IN ENERGY BULLETIN BURNING STOVES CEMENT CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES COAL COMBUSTION COMBUSTION AIR COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS CONVENTIONAL ENERGY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DISEASE DISSEMINATION DRINKING WATER EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ENERGY PLANTATIONS ENERGY REQUIREMENTS ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY SOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGY FAMILIES FAMILY SIZE FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUEL CONSERVATION FUEL CONSUMPTION GRASS-ROOTS HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTHY LIFE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY HOUSEHOLD ENERGY CONSUMPTION HUMAN HEALTH HUSBANDS HYGIENE ILLNESS INDOOR AIR POLLUTION INSPECTION INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY INTERVENTION IRON LARGE FAMILIES MARKETING MODERN FUELS NATIONAL PROJECT OLDER WOMEN OPEN PITS PARTICULATE PARTICULATE MATTER PEAK TIMES PETROLEUM PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL USERS POWER PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH RAW MATERIAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES ROAD RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL ENERGY RURAL WOMEN SAND SANITATION SMOKE SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PERFORMANCE TRADITIONAL BIOMASS TRADITIONAL PRACTICE TRAINS TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION TUNNEL URBAN HOUSEHOLDS URBAN SLUMS VEHICLE WIND WORKERS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Malhotra, Preeti Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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A major section of over 720 million
rural poor in India continue to depend on biomass sources
for meeting their energy requirements. Most of these poor
people continue to burn biomass in energy-inefficient
devices, locally called Chulhas. This study report is based
on an evaluation of the National Program for Improved
Chulhas (NPIC) conducted as part of a larger Bank study
entitled India : household energy, indoor air pollution and
health (World Bank 2002). This book synthesizes learning and
insights from various programs implementation across
different socio-economic and geographic regions of the
country. The critical issues related to dissemination of
improves cook-stoves discussed in the book will find wide
application not only in India but in other developing
countries as well. It is imperative that we take forward the
initiatives undertaken in the past to provide
energy-efficient option for meeting the cooking needs of
rural communities, yet underserved by modern energy options. |
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Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur |
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Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Malhotra, Preeti |
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Publications & Research :: Publication |
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Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Malhotra, Preeti |
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Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur |
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Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas |
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fire without smoke : learning from the national program on improved chulhas |
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New Delhi: The Energy and Resources Institute and the World Bank |
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2013 |
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okr-10986-147562021-04-23T14:03:13Z Fire without Smoke : Learning from the National Program on Improved Chulhas Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Malhotra, Preeti Rehman, Ibrahim Hafeezur Malhotra, Preeti AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LABOR AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ALTERNATIVE METHODS AMOUNT OF BIOMASS AMOUNT OF LAND BIOMASS BIOMASS AVAILABILITY BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION BIOMASS USE BURNING BUSH MEAT CANOPY CAPITA CONSUMPTION CHARCOAL CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CHRONIC ILLNESS COLLECTED DATA CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY COOKING CULTIVATION DEAD WOOD DEFORESTATION DETERMINANT DETERMINANTS DRY SEASON ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EQUILIBRIUM EVERGREEN FOREST EVERGREEN FORESTS FAO FARMERS FIRE MANAGEMENT FISHER FOREST FOREST AREA FOREST BIOMASS FOREST CANOPIES FOREST CANOPY FOREST COVER FOREST DEGRADATION FOREST HEALTH FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FOREST STRUCTURE FORESTRY FORESTS FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GAS STOVE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GRASSES GROWING SEASON HARVESTING IFPRI INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE KEROSENE LABOR DEMAND LABOR FORCE LAND COVER LANDSCAPE MAIZE MEAT NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE PLANT POOR HOUSEHOLDS POOR RURAL HOUSEHOLDS POPULATION GROWTH RAINY SEASON REMOTE SENSING REMOTE SENSING DATA RURAL AREAS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SATELLITE DATA SPACING TIMBER TOBACCO TREE TREE DENSITY TREES URBAN CENTERS USE OF BIOMASS VEGETATION VILLAGES WET SEASON WOOD WOOD USE WOODLAND YIELDS AIR POLLUTION AIR QUALITY APPROACH ASBESTOS AVAILABILITY AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE BALANCE BIOGAS BIOGAS DEVELOPMENT BIOGAS PLANTS BIOMASS COMBUSTION BIOMASS FUEL BIOMASS FUELS BIOMASS IN ENERGY BULLETIN BURNING STOVES CEMENT CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES COAL COMBUSTION COMBUSTION AIR COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS CONVENTIONAL ENERGY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DISEASE DISSEMINATION DRINKING WATER EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ENERGY PLANTATIONS ENERGY REQUIREMENTS ENERGY SECTOR ENERGY SOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGY FAMILIES FAMILY SIZE FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FUEL CONSERVATION FUEL CONSUMPTION GRASS-ROOTS HEALTH EFFECTS HEALTHY LIFE HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY HOUSEHOLD ENERGY CONSUMPTION HUMAN HEALTH HUSBANDS HYGIENE ILLNESS INDOOR AIR POLLUTION INSPECTION INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY INTERVENTION IRON LARGE FAMILIES MARKETING MODERN FUELS NATIONAL PROJECT OLDER WOMEN OPEN PITS PARTICULATE PARTICULATE MATTER PEAK TIMES PETROLEUM PETROLEUM GAS POTENTIAL USERS POWER PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH RAW MATERIAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES ROAD RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL ENERGY RURAL WOMEN SAND SANITATION SMOKE SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THERMAL PERFORMANCE TRADITIONAL BIOMASS TRADITIONAL PRACTICE TRAINS TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION TUNNEL URBAN HOUSEHOLDS URBAN SLUMS VEHICLE WIND WORKERS WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION A major section of over 720 million rural poor in India continue to depend on biomass sources for meeting their energy requirements. Most of these poor people continue to burn biomass in energy-inefficient devices, locally called Chulhas. This study report is based on an evaluation of the National Program for Improved Chulhas (NPIC) conducted as part of a larger Bank study entitled India : household energy, indoor air pollution and health (World Bank 2002). This book synthesizes learning and insights from various programs implementation across different socio-economic and geographic regions of the country. The critical issues related to dissemination of improves cook-stoves discussed in the book will find wide application not only in India but in other developing countries as well. It is imperative that we take forward the initiatives undertaken in the past to provide energy-efficient option for meeting the cooking needs of rural communities, yet underserved by modern energy options. 2013-08-01T20:43:38Z 2013-08-01T20:43:38Z 2004 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/06/7259051/fire-without-smoke-learning-national-program-improved-chulhas 81-7993-041-6 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14756 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank New Delhi: The Energy and Resources Institute and the World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication South Asia India |