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Authors/Editors: John McCracken; Dana Charron

April 2003
Topic(s) of work:
Energy, Women
Geographic Location:
Nicaragua

Abstract

CEIHD worked with the Nicaraguan non-governmental organization, Proleña, on a project to evaluate the health benefits of its Ecostove, an efficient and low-emissions wood cookstove. Preliminary results from our World Bank-funded study show that the affordable Ecostove reduces emissions by approximately 80 to 90% (depending on the stove model). CEIHD also supports Proleña's efforts to expand the availability of the EcoStove in Nicaragua and neighboring countries.

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Prepared by:

John McCracken and Dana Charron

Center for Entrepreneurship in International Health and Development

April 9, 2003

With support from:

Energy Sector Management Assistance Program

The World Bank

Center for Entrepreneurship in International Health and Development January 2003


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