Improved Cookstoves and Better Health in Bangladesh: Lessons from Household Energy and Sanitation Programs, 2010.
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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank.
CONTENTS
Executive Summary
- Study Objectives and Approach
- Health Impacts of Indoor Air Pollution
- Experiences from the Household Energy Sector in Bangladesh
- Experiences from International Improved Cookstove Programs
- Experiences from the National Sanitation Program
- Way Forward
- Conclusions
Indoor Air Pollution in Bangladesh
- Health Impacts of Indoor Air Pollution
- Health Impacts for Bangladesh
- Health and Indoor Air Pollution: Unanswered Questions
- Bangladesh Scenario
- Clean Energy Initiatives in Bangladesh
- Objectives of this Review
- Structure of the Report
Review Methodology
- Detailed Review
- Conclusions
Household Energy Initiatives in Bangladesh
- BCSIR: Improved Cookstove Program, Phase II
- GTZ: Sustainable Energy for Development Program: Improved Cookstoves Component
- USAID: Reduction of Exposure to Indoor Air Pollution through Household Energy and Behavioral Improvements
- BCSIR/LGED: Biogas Program
- IDCOL/SNV: National Domestic Biogas and Manure Program
- IDCOL: Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Development Program
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Lessons from Household Energy Initiatives in Bangladesh
- Institutional Arrangements
- Awareness and Motivation
- Development and Promotion of Technologies
- Financial Aspects
- Conclusions
Review of International Cookstove Programs
- Brief Overview of International Improved Cookstove Programs
- Lessons Learnt from International Improved Cookstove Programs
- Conclusions
Lessons from Sanitation Initiatives in Bangladesh
- Bangladesh’s Total Sanitation Campaign
- Comparison of Sanitation Programs in Bangladesh
- Institutional Arrangements
- Awareness and Motivation
- Development and Promotion of Technologies
- Financial Aspects
- Conclusions
Summary and Recommendations
- Status of Improved Stoves in Bangladesh
- Lessons from Successful Programs
- Way Forward
- Conclusions
Sanitation Updates 