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|Firewood is a traditional cooking  fuel, culturally accepted in many contexts and the smoke produced from the  burning of wood can flavour foods
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- Where readily available, firewood  can be collected at high environmental cost and social cost (friction with  the community, gender-based violence while collecting etc.)
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- Improved cookstoves can be produced  locally or are available from international suppliers relatively cheaply,  although generally costs increase as higher quality standards are achieved
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- Uncontrolled exploitation of firewood  can lead to deforestation and environmental degradation
 
 
 
- Competing demands for a limited  resource can lead to friction between the host and displaced communities
 
 
 
- In instances where biomass is non-renewably  collected, improved cookstoves can contribute positively to climate change by  reducing the emissions.
 
 
 
|<nowiki>-  Improved cookstoves are more available than alternative clean cook stoves in  most contexts </nowiki>
 
 
 
- Many  commercially made improved cookstoves are more efficient than three-stone  fires and some (Tier 4) also meet most of the international quality  standards  
 
 
 
- Improved cookstoves have relatively  lower price and higher uptake compared to alternative clean cookstoves
 
|<nowiki>- Most  improved cookstoves do not meet the quality standard for clean cooking,  particularly if used improperly </nowiki>
 
 
 
-  Improved cookstoves are dependent on biomass fuel sources, many of which are  unsustainably grown and collected
 
 
 
-  Handcrafted cookstoves cannot guarantee quality standards, and consequently  it is impossible to quantify their impact
 
 
 
- Although sustainably managed wood lots are  possible, the size of the land required is generally prohibitive with regards  to meeting the demands of a displaced community in its entirety (this  includes households, businesses and institutions)
 
 
 
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| Charcoal is a traditional cooking  fuel, culturally accepted in many contexts and the smoke produced from the  burning of charcoal can flavour foods
 
 
Heat from the burning of charcoal is  transferred through radiation (not convection as with firewood) so requires a  different stove design from that associated to firewood stoves
 
|<nowiki>- Charcoal is not always available to  displaced communities</nowiki>
 
 
- Where readily available, charcoal  can be purchased relatively cheaply
 
 
- Where demand for charcoal is high  and there is limited availability, cost can be relatively high
 
 
- Charcoal bans are becoming an  increasingly popular tool to reduce deforestation (incl. In displacement  settings)
 
 
- Where charcoal bans are in place,  it may be unavailable or relatively expensive as sold through the black  market
 
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- Traditional Charcoal Stove,  Improved Cookstoves
 
 
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- Improved cookstoves can be produced  locally or are available from international suppliers relatively cheaply,  although generally costs increase as higher quality standards are achieved
 
|<nowiki>- Cookstoves with a low tier of  performance can lead to high levels of indoor pollution and associated health  concerns</nowiki>
 
 
- Use of charcoal stoves in poorly  ventilated shelters can lead to death though the build-up of carbon monoxide
 
 
- Uncontrolled production of charcoal  can lead to deforestation and environmental degradation
 
 
- In instances where charcoal is not produced in  a sustainable manner, improved cookstoves can contribute to climate change
 
|<nowiki>-  Improved cookstoves are widely available in most contexts </nowiki>
 
|<nowiki>- Most  improved cookstoves do not meet the quality standard for clean cooking,  particularly if used improperly </nowiki>
 
 
-  Improved cookstoves are dependent on biomass fuel sources, many of which are  unsustainably collected
 
 
-  Handcrafted cookstoves cannot guarantee quality standards, and consequently  it is impossible to quantify their impact
 
 
- Although sustainably produced charcoal is  possible, the size of the land required is generally prohibitive with regards  to meeting the demands of a displaced community in its entirety
 
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