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RWEDP Report No.46, 2000
In this training course on Wood Energy, Women and Health, the health aspects of wood energy were addressed in the wider context of gender-related development concepts and problems. This report gives an account of this course and includes materials that deepen our understanding of the issues, background information, case studies and recommendations that may serve as a reference for others.
The course, for participants from RWEDP member-countries in Southeast Asia, was part of RWEDP's programme on gender aspects of wood energy development. This programme started in 1995 with a policy workshop on Gender and Wood Energy in Chiangmai, and a training course on Women in Wood Energy Development in Bangkok.
| Table of contents |
| Foreword |
| List of Abbreviations |
| Part I: Introduction to the training course on wood energy, women and health |
| 1. | Introduction |
| Part II: Wood energy, women & health in the household sector |
| 1. | Gender and Wood Energy |
| 2. | Women, Wood Energy and Health |
| 3. | Woodfuel Policies with a Gender Base |
| 4. | Case Study |
| Part III: Reviews of wood energy and gender in South-East Asian countries and country action plans |
| 1. | Cambodia |
| 2. | China |
| 3. | Indonesia |
| 4. | Laos |
| 5. | Malaysia |
| 6. | Myanmar |
| 7. | Philippines |
| 8. | Thailand |
| 9. | Vietnam |
| Appendices |
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