The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions

Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions. In the Lao People’s Democratic Republic household air pollution from the incomplete combustion of solid fuels is the top health risk, costing some 3.5 percent of GDP in lost productivity. To incre...

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Main Authors: Dave, Rutu, Balasundaram, Rema N.
Format: Brief
Language:English
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Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
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spelling okr-10986-242562021-06-18T09:02:30Z The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions Dave, Rutu Balasundaram, Rema N. WOOD VISIBILITY RISKS AIR QUALITY ELECTRICITY TARIFF GLUCOSE GENERATION CLEAN ENERGY BIOMASS STOVES HEALTH RESEARCH FAMILY MEMBERS INCENTIVES HEALTH NATIONAL POLICIES CAPACITY BUILDING SMOKE GAS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE CLEANER NUMBER OF PEOPLE AIR PUBLIC HEALTH BIOMASS PETROLEUM MINISTRY OF HEALTH DISEASES IRON AIR POLLUTION SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SMOKING INTERVENTION POPULATION GROWTH CAPACITY COOKING FUEL USE OPTIONS SOLID FUELS ADOPTION POLLUTION LEVELS DISSEMINATION POLLUTION BURNING STOVES TUBERCULOSIS ENERGY SECTOR BIOMASS SMOKE GENDER ISSUES FUEL CONSUMPTION FUELS MORTALITY SUBSIDIES CANCER PROGRESS PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSION RURAL COMMUNITIES HEAT POLICIES NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WOMAN IMPACT ON HEALTH ELECTRICITY NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PROGRAM CLIMATE HEALTH OUTCOMES POLICY DIALOGUE URBAN HOUSEHOLD UNIVERSAL ACCESS CHARCOAL URBAN AREAS GLOBAL POPULATION SOLID BIOMASS ECZEMA PETROLEUM GAS NEED FOR RESEARCH PARTICULATE CLEANER ENERGY NUTRITION INJURIES WORKSHOPS MALARIA INDOOR AIR POLLUTION AIR POLLUTION RESULTING POLICY WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION PILOT PROJECTS RISK FACTORS PARTICLES HUMAN HEALTH CHILDREN COMBUSTION WAR INVESTMENT NITROGEN RURAL AREAS COAL TARIFF FUEL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK DISABILITY NATIONAL POLICY POPULATION BOTTOM LINE HOUSEHOLD NEEDS URBAN HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLD ENERGY STRATEGY LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS RENEWABLE ENERGY WOMEN HEALTHY LIFE ILLNESSES APPROACH PRICES BENEFITS BREASTFEEDING ENERGY NITROGEN DIOXIDE Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions. In the Lao People’s Democratic Republic household air pollution from the incomplete combustion of solid fuels is the top health risk, costing some 3.5 percent of GDP in lost productivity. To increase access to modern cooking and heating solutions in East Asia, the World Bank introduced a Clean Stove Initiative in 2012. Pilot projects were begun in China, Indonesia, and Mongolia, as well as Lao PDR. One of the first challenges was the need to bring all relevant ministries and stakeholders on board to help recognize the urgency of the problem and the magnitude of suffering that was occurring as a result of household air pollution. The other was to link the health situation with the need for a clean energy solution. 2016-05-09T20:25:58Z 2016-05-09T20:25:58Z 2016-05 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26358258/lao-cookstove-experience-redefining-health-through-cleaner-energy-solutions http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24256 English en_US Live Wire;2016/63 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief East Asia and Pacific Lao People's Democratic Republic
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topic WOOD
VISIBILITY
RISKS
AIR QUALITY
ELECTRICITY TARIFF
GLUCOSE
GENERATION
CLEAN ENERGY
BIOMASS STOVES
HEALTH RESEARCH
FAMILY MEMBERS
INCENTIVES
HEALTH
NATIONAL POLICIES
CAPACITY BUILDING
SMOKE
GAS
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
CLEANER
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
AIR
PUBLIC HEALTH
BIOMASS
PETROLEUM
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
DISEASES
IRON
AIR POLLUTION
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
SMOKING
INTERVENTION
POPULATION GROWTH
CAPACITY
COOKING
FUEL USE
OPTIONS
SOLID FUELS
ADOPTION
POLLUTION LEVELS
DISSEMINATION
POLLUTION
BURNING STOVES
TUBERCULOSIS
ENERGY SECTOR
BIOMASS SMOKE
GENDER ISSUES
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUELS
MORTALITY
SUBSIDIES
CANCER
PROGRESS
PARTICULATE MATTER
EMISSION
RURAL COMMUNITIES
HEAT
POLICIES
NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
WOMAN
IMPACT ON HEALTH
ELECTRICITY
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PROGRAM
CLIMATE
HEALTH OUTCOMES
POLICY DIALOGUE
URBAN HOUSEHOLD
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
CHARCOAL
URBAN AREAS
GLOBAL POPULATION
SOLID BIOMASS
ECZEMA
PETROLEUM GAS
NEED FOR RESEARCH
PARTICULATE
CLEANER ENERGY
NUTRITION
INJURIES
WORKSHOPS
MALARIA
INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
AIR POLLUTION RESULTING
POLICY
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
PILOT PROJECTS
RISK FACTORS
PARTICLES
HUMAN HEALTH
CHILDREN
COMBUSTION
WAR
INVESTMENT
NITROGEN
RURAL AREAS
COAL
TARIFF
FUEL
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
DISABILITY
NATIONAL POLICY
POPULATION
BOTTOM LINE
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
URBAN HOUSEHOLDS
HOUSEHOLD ENERGY
STRATEGY
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
WOMEN
HEALTHY LIFE
ILLNESSES
APPROACH
PRICES
BENEFITS
BREASTFEEDING
ENERGY
NITROGEN DIOXIDE
spellingShingle WOOD
VISIBILITY
RISKS
AIR QUALITY
ELECTRICITY TARIFF
GLUCOSE
GENERATION
CLEAN ENERGY
BIOMASS STOVES
HEALTH RESEARCH
FAMILY MEMBERS
INCENTIVES
HEALTH
NATIONAL POLICIES
CAPACITY BUILDING
SMOKE
GAS
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
CLEANER
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
AIR
PUBLIC HEALTH
BIOMASS
PETROLEUM
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
DISEASES
IRON
AIR POLLUTION
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
SMOKING
INTERVENTION
POPULATION GROWTH
CAPACITY
COOKING
FUEL USE
OPTIONS
SOLID FUELS
ADOPTION
POLLUTION LEVELS
DISSEMINATION
POLLUTION
BURNING STOVES
TUBERCULOSIS
ENERGY SECTOR
BIOMASS SMOKE
GENDER ISSUES
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUELS
MORTALITY
SUBSIDIES
CANCER
PROGRESS
PARTICULATE MATTER
EMISSION
RURAL COMMUNITIES
HEAT
POLICIES
NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
WOMAN
IMPACT ON HEALTH
ELECTRICITY
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PROGRAM
CLIMATE
HEALTH OUTCOMES
POLICY DIALOGUE
URBAN HOUSEHOLD
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
CHARCOAL
URBAN AREAS
GLOBAL POPULATION
SOLID BIOMASS
ECZEMA
PETROLEUM GAS
NEED FOR RESEARCH
PARTICULATE
CLEANER ENERGY
NUTRITION
INJURIES
WORKSHOPS
MALARIA
INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
AIR POLLUTION RESULTING
POLICY
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
PILOT PROJECTS
RISK FACTORS
PARTICLES
HUMAN HEALTH
CHILDREN
COMBUSTION
WAR
INVESTMENT
NITROGEN
RURAL AREAS
COAL
TARIFF
FUEL
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
DISABILITY
NATIONAL POLICY
POPULATION
BOTTOM LINE
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
URBAN HOUSEHOLDS
HOUSEHOLD ENERGY
STRATEGY
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
WOMEN
HEALTHY LIFE
ILLNESSES
APPROACH
PRICES
BENEFITS
BREASTFEEDING
ENERGY
NITROGEN DIOXIDE
Dave, Rutu
Balasundaram, Rema N.
The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
geographic_facet East Asia and Pacific
Lao People's Democratic Republic
relation Live Wire;2016/63
description Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions. In the Lao People’s Democratic Republic household air pollution from the incomplete combustion of solid fuels is the top health risk, costing some 3.5 percent of GDP in lost productivity. To increase access to modern cooking and heating solutions in East Asia, the World Bank introduced a Clean Stove Initiative in 2012. Pilot projects were begun in China, Indonesia, and Mongolia, as well as Lao PDR. One of the first challenges was the need to bring all relevant ministries and stakeholders on board to help recognize the urgency of the problem and the magnitude of suffering that was occurring as a result of household air pollution. The other was to link the health situation with the need for a clean energy solution.
format Brief
author Dave, Rutu
Balasundaram, Rema N.
author_facet Dave, Rutu
Balasundaram, Rema N.
author_sort Dave, Rutu
title The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
title_short The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
title_full The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
title_fullStr The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
title_full_unstemmed The Lao Cookstove Experience : Redefining Health through Cleaner Energy Solutions
title_sort lao cookstove experience : redefining health through cleaner energy solutions
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2016
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26358258/lao-cookstove-experience-redefining-health-through-cleaner-energy-solutions
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24256
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