Adoption and economic impact of briquettes as cooking fuel: the case of women fish smokers in Ghana

Solomie Gebrezgabher, S. Amewu and M. Njenga
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No H049000, Resource Recovery and Reuse Series from International Water Management Institute

Keywords: Economic; impact; Briquettes; Cooking; Heating; Energy; sources; Fuels; Role; of; women; Food; processing; Food; preservation; Fish; Fuelwood; Charcoal; Biomass; Rural; areas; Socioeconomic; environment; Household; consumption; Local; communities; Health; hazards; Climate; change; Policy; making; Case; studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: pp.25-31.
Date: 2018
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