Policy Implications for Gendered Differences in Household Cooking Coping Strategies for the Russia-Ukraine War in Kenya

Dickson Wandeda Onyango, Kenneth Kigundu Macharia, Dianah Ngui and Lanoi Maloi

Working Papers from African Economic Research Consortium

Abstract: This policy brief discusses the gendered differences in household cooking coping strategies for the Russia-Ukraine War in Kenya. The study presents policy priorities such as empowering women to adopt clean energy by providing low-interest financing and increasing rural access to clean cooking technologies through result-based financing.

Date: 2025
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