Senegal - The Role of Women in the Traditional Energy Sector : Gender Inclusion in an Energy Project

Senegal - The Role of Women in the Traditional Energy Sector : Gender Inclusion in an Energy Project

In many countries of Sub-Saharan Africa energy sector planning has long been something of a paradoxical exercise in the context of modern as opposed to traditional fuels in the economy. Although essential to the functioning of society, modern fuels...

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Main Author: Roddis, Suzanne
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
AGRICULTURAL HISTORY
AIR POLLUTION
ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF ENERGY
APPROACH
AVAILABILITY
CALORIC INTAKE
CAPACITY BUILDING
CARBON SEQUESTRATION
CASH INCOME
COAL
COMMUNITY CONTROL
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT
CROP RESIDUES
DIET
DISEASES
ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
ENERGY BALANCE
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
ENERGY PRODUCTION
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
FOOD PREPARATION
FOOD PRODUCTION
FOREST MANAGEMENT
FOREST PRODUCTS
FUEL
FUEL SUBSTITUTION
GENDER
GENDER ANALYSIS
GENDER AWARENESS
GENDER EQUITY
GENDER ROLES
GENDER SENSITIVE
HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION
HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE
HUMAN CAPITAL
ILLITERACY
INCOME-GENERATING ACTIVITIES
KEROSENE
LOCAL WOMEN
MICRO-CREDIT
MODERN FUELS
NGOS
PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN
POOR
POOR FAMILIES
POVERTY ALLEVIATION
PRIVATE SECTOR
PRODUCTION SIDE
REGIONAL COUNCILS
ROLE OF WOMEN
RURAL
RURAL COMMUNITY
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
RURAL ENERGY
RURAL POVERTY
RURAL POVERTY ALLEVIATION
RURAL WOMEN
SAVINGS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SUBSISTENCE
SUBSISTENCE ECONOMY
SUBSTITUTE FUEL
TRADITIONAL ENERGY SECTOR
TRADITIONAL FUELS
WATER COLLECTION
WOOD
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/02/12384146/senegal-role-women-traditional-energy-sector-gender-inclusion-energy-project
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9848

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