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2012
Learning from Cooks: a User-Centred Approach to Help Transform Household Energy Use
This briefing by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) argues that the failure of clean cookstove programs to transform markets is largely due to a neglect of user needs, preferences, and cultural contexts. SEI advocates for a user-centered approach that combines quantitative economic modeling with qualitative ethnographic research to understand the social, emotional, and ergonomic factors influencing household energy choices.
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Themes: black carbon biomass energy household energy transition short-lived climate forcers
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Briefing

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