Background - Cooking Energy Crisis - Revision history

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 = The Challenge - Cooking Energy at the Political Level =
 In developing countries, cooking energy accounts for about 90% of all household energy consumption. Thus, cooking is the most energy intensive activity of those households. For cooking, biomass is the main source of primary energy in most countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. In some countries woodfuel (firewood and charcoal) or agricultural waste account for more than 90% of total energy consumption. The woodfuel sector not only employs tens of thousands of people, it also contributes millions of dollars to local economies in the form of revenues, taxes, and incomes.
 However, as biomass and in particular wood energy is seen as “traditional”, it is seldom given high priority in energy policies and poverty alleviation strategies. While White Papers for the power and petroleum sector exist in most countries, there are few similar strategies for the traditional use of biomass in the energy sector. Some countries have implemented isolated projects to demonstrate action and some have given it new attention by assigning biomass to the “renewables” sector. But in the common case, biomass is regarded as "non-renewable" and - if regulated at all - the political ambition is aiming at substituting biomass rather than making it clean and sustainable.<br/><br/>To resolve the problem of unsustainable use of biomass energy, a comprehensive strategy is required. This should focus on options to improve the supply side of biomass fuels, to make the use of biomass energy more efficient, and to identify realistic substitution possiblities where possible. Even if there is sufficient political support for a comprehensive biomass energy strategy, there is commonly a lack of capacity and knowledge for its development. To make matters worse, it requires the collaboration between a variety of departments and ministries (e.g. energy, forestry, environment, agriculture, finance, etc), which can be a challenge.
 = Woodfuel Crisis =
 In many developing countries, forest resources are under threat from overexploitation and land-use change. Consequently, forest product supplies, environmental services (soil protection, water retention, biodiversity conservation, carbon-sequestration) and social benefits, such as cultural and spiritual values, and the livelihoods of forest-dependent rural populations, are at risk. Forest policy support aims to create framework conditions conducive to '''sustainable forest management (SFM)''', in order to mobilise the forestry sector’s full potential regarding forest product supplies and environmental and social benefits.<br/><br/>
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 <u>Against this backdrop, production and marketing of wood-based fuels are widely unregulated and informal, with inevitable consequences, including:</u>
 *Unchecked exploitation in open-access areas with little regard for reforestation and virtually no investment in woodfuel production
 *Market prices that reflect exploitation costs only
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 <u>'''Wood Energy - Africa's Green Energy Future''', A film by GIZ HERA</u>
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 The sustainable production of wood as a renewable energy source has huge potential for Africa. The afforestation of degraded landscapes, establishment of wood plantations and the sustainable management of natural forests can all serve to increase energy security, provide access to energy, and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. The GIZ HERA -- Poverty Oriented Basic Energy Services Programme has produced and put together an audio slideshow which promotes the idea of wood energy as a modern and potentially renewable source of energy. It shows examples from different countries where wood is sustainably produced and processed efficiently for energy purposes.
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 also available in <u>[https://energypedia.info/images/1/18/GTZ_2010_Boie_energie_Cribsheets-wood_energy_72.pdf french]</u>

Background - Cooking Energy Crisis - Revision history

Tom Schulze at 12:48, 30 April 2018

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Axel Heinemann at 14:27, 9 May 2017

Axel Heinemann at 12:38, 24 January 2017

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Axel Heinemann: Undo revision 193902 by Axel Heinemann (talk)

Axel Heinemann at 12:00, 24 January 2017

Ranisha at 12:46, 6 December 2016

Ranisha: /* Woodfuel Crisis */

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