Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies
This report presents the results of a study conducted by Fundación Solar-a Guatemalan nongovernmental organization (NGO) that works in the field of renewable energy-on experiences from improved-stove programs in Guatemala. The goal of the study was...
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okr-10986-180772021-04-23T14:03:38Z Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies Álvarez, Danilo Palma, Carolina Tay, Manuel ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AIR QUALITY APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY BI BURNING STOVES CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CHARCOAL COLLABORATION COMBUSTION COMMERCIALIZATION COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COOKING COOKING FUELS COOLING DECISION-MAKING ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EMISSIONS ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EXPERTS ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY SECTOR ENGINEERING ENGINEERS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE FERTILIZERS FIRES FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GASES HARDWARE HEAT HEATING INNOVATIONS IRON KEROSENE LATIN AMERICAN LIME LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS LPG POLLUTION PROGRAMS RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAN SMOKE SOCIOECONOMIC DATA SOLAR ENERGY STOVES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PRACTICES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TRAINING PROGRAMS WIND ENERGY WOOD STOVES WOOD USE This report presents the results of a study conducted by Fundación Solar-a Guatemalan nongovernmental organization (NGO) that works in the field of renewable energy-on experiences from improved-stove programs in Guatemala. The goal of the study was to systematically evaluate selected projects to determine success factors, sound practices that could be replicated elsewhere, and weaknesses to avoid. Fundación Solar's research team studied three projects, implemented by three respective organizations, on improved, wood-conserving stoves in Guatemala. To acquire needed information, the team conducted interviews and focus groups with stakeholders in the respective geographic regions-Baja Verapaz, Jalapa, and San Marcos-in which the three projects were implemented. This report includes the findings, conclusions, and recommendations that resulted from the three cases studied. 2014-04-25T20:42:13Z 2014-04-25T20:42:13Z 2004-12 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/12/6543891/evaluation-improved-stove-programs-guatemala-final-report-project-case-studies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18077 English en_US ESMAP technical paper;no. 60 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: ESMAP Paper Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Guatemala |
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ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AIR QUALITY APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY BI BURNING STOVES CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CHARCOAL COLLABORATION COMBUSTION COMMERCIALIZATION COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COOKING COOKING FUELS COOLING DECISION-MAKING ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EMISSIONS ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EXPERTS ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY SECTOR ENGINEERING ENGINEERS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE FERTILIZERS FIRES FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GASES HARDWARE HEAT HEATING INNOVATIONS IRON KEROSENE LATIN AMERICAN LIME LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS LPG POLLUTION PROGRAMS RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAN SMOKE SOCIOECONOMIC DATA SOLAR ENERGY STOVES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PRACTICES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TRAINING PROGRAMS WIND ENERGY WOOD STOVES WOOD USE |
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ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AIR QUALITY APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY BI BURNING STOVES CENTRAL AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICAN CHARCOAL COLLABORATION COMBUSTION COMMERCIALIZATION COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COOKING COOKING FUELS COOLING DECISION-MAKING ECONOMIC GROWTH ELECTRICITY EMISSIONS ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ENERGY EXPERTS ENERGY MARKETS ENERGY SECTOR ENGINEERING ENGINEERS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE FERTILIZERS FIRES FUEL FUEL WOOD FUELS FUELWOOD GASES HARDWARE HEAT HEATING INNOVATIONS IRON KEROSENE LATIN AMERICAN LIME LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS LPG POLLUTION PROGRAMS RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAN SMOKE SOCIOECONOMIC DATA SOLAR ENERGY STOVES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PRACTICES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TRAINING PROGRAMS WIND ENERGY WOOD STOVES WOOD USE Álvarez, Danilo Palma, Carolina Tay, Manuel Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
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This report presents the results of a
study conducted by Fundación Solar-a Guatemalan
nongovernmental organization (NGO) that works in the field
of renewable energy-on experiences from improved-stove
programs in Guatemala. The goal of the study was to
systematically evaluate selected projects to determine
success factors, sound practices that could be replicated
elsewhere, and weaknesses to avoid. Fundación Solar's
research team studied three projects, implemented by three
respective organizations, on improved, wood-conserving
stoves in Guatemala. To acquire needed information, the team
conducted interviews and focus groups with stakeholders in
the respective geographic regions-Baja Verapaz, Jalapa, and
San Marcos-in which the three projects were implemented.
This report includes the findings, conclusions, and
recommendations that resulted from the three cases studied. |
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Publications & Research :: ESMAP Paper |
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Álvarez, Danilo Palma, Carolina Tay, Manuel |
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Álvarez, Danilo Palma, Carolina Tay, Manuel |
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Álvarez, Danilo |
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Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
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Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
| title_full |
Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
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Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
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Evaluation of Improved Stove Programs in Guatemala : Final Report of Project Case Studies |
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evaluation of improved stove programs in guatemala : final report of project case studies |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/12/6543891/evaluation-improved-stove-programs-guatemala-final-report-project-case-studies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18077 |
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