Can Improved Biomass Cookstoves Contribute to REDD+ in Low-Income Countries? : Evidence from a Controlled Cooking Test Trial with Randomized Behavioral Treatments

This paper provides field experiment–based evidence on the potential additional forest carbon sequestration that cleaner and more fuel-efficient cookstoves might generate. The paper focuses on the Mirt (meaning “best”) cookstove, which is used to...

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Main Authors:	Beyene, Abebe D., Bluffstone, Randall, Dissanayake, Sahan, Gebreegziabher, Zenebe, Martinsson, Peter, Mekonnen, Alemu, Toman, Michael
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	WOOD DUNG FOREST DEGRADATION BASES TEMPERATURE DRIVERS OF DEFORESTATION AIR QUALITY CALCULATION REDUCING EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS CARBON REFRIGERATION PRODUCERS FLAMMABILITY WIND FOREST CARBON SEQUESTRATION DEFORESTATION PRESSURES BIOMASS STOVES EMISSIONS CARBON MARKETS ATMOSPHERE INCENTIVES SMOKE INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY RESEARCH GAS BURNING STOVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EMISSION REDUCTIONS AIR GREENHOUSE GAS WASTE HEAT DEVELOPED COUNTRIES BLACK CARBON EMISSIONS BIOMASS CARBON FOOTPRINT CLIMATE BENEFITS CO2 CHARCOAL REMAINING AIR POLLUTION ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES ENERGY SOURCES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CAPACITY COOKING FUEL USE BOILING POINT OPTIONS SOLID FUELS LAND USE CHANGE DIFFUSION CARBON SEQUESTRATION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE LAND DEGRADATION POLLUTION FORESTRY TROPICAL REGIONS FOREST LOSS ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS GAS EMISSIONS ENERGY POLICY FUEL CONSUMPTION CARBON FINANCE FUELS SUBSIDIES EFFICIENCY GREENHOUSE GASES CARBON EMISSIONS FUELWOOD RESOURCES LAND USE WOOD USE RESOURCES FOREST CARBON ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION GREENHOUSE CONSUMPTION LEAD IPCC CROP CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON STORAGE BIOMASS STOVE FOREST COVER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY BLACK CARBON MARKET PRICES CLEAN DEVELOPMENT ELECTRICITY DEFORESTATION CLIMATE FORESTS CHARCOAL FOREST CARBON STOCKS TROPICAL DEFORESTATION CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION FOREST FORESTRY PROJECTS HUMAN BEHAVIOR WOOD SPECIES ENVIRONMENT SOLID FUEL DUST ECONOMICS FOREST HARVESTS CARBON EMISSION REDUCTIONS MOISTURE CONTENT AIR TEMPERATURE NATURAL GAS LAND VILLAGE LEVEL EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION DUNG COLLECTION FOREST BIOMASS COAL CARBON STOCKS FUEL CARBON MARKET LESS TRADITIONAL STOVES TRADITIONAL STOVE CROP RESIDUES HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS RENEWABLE ENERGY ENERGY ACCESS ENVIRONMENTAL GASES FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON EMISSION PRICES AMBIENT TEMPERATURE BENEFITS LAND ECONOMICS ENERGY
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Can Improved Biomass Cookstoves Contribute to REDD+ in Low-Income Countries? : Evidence from a Controlled Cooking Test Trial with Randomized Behavioral Treatments

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