Cleaner Cooking Solutions: Moving to Charcoal to Natural Gas in Tanzania
Arko, Thelma (2020). Cleaner Cooking Solutions: Moving to Charcoal to Natural Gas in Tanzania. UNU INRA.
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Sub-type Policy brief Author Arko, Thelma Title Cleaner Cooking Solutions: Moving to Charcoal to Natural Gas in Tanzania Volume/Issue No. 21 Publication Date 2020-03 Place of Publication Accra Publisher UNU INRA Pages 4 Language eng Abstract Tanzania is set to revolutionize its cooking fuel sector with massive deployment and high penetration of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG). Following the discovery of large volumes of gas, the Tanzanian government committed to increasing access to LPG not only to drive its industrialization agenda but also to accelerate access to clean cooking solutions. More and more people in Tanzania’s capital city Dar es Salaam is one of the fastest-growing cities in Sub-Saharan Africa are shifting to the use of LPG which currently offers a cheaper and more convenient alternative. UNBIS Thesaurus CHARCOAL
NATURAL GAS
DEFORESTATIONKeyword Tanzania
Cooking fuelCopyright Holder UNU-INRA Copyright Year 2020 Copyright type Fair use permitted -
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