Energy Efficiency and Poverty Alleviation: Final Report.
Abstract
This report sets out to contextualise the research problem with reference to poverty, air pollution and energy use; identify those activities and sub-sectors in industry, commerce and domestic sectors, where interventions could generate direct benefits for the urban poor; identify energy intensive activities within these sub-sectors; assess the scope, benefits and constraints for targeting assistance; and make recommendations based on these findings.
Citation
Dasgupta, N. Energy Efficiency and Poverty Alleviation: Final Report. Natural Resources Institute, Chatham Maritime, Kent, UK (1999) 134pp pp.
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Published 1 January 1999