Open burning is a waste management practice performed by many people worldwide,
especially in developing countries. Lack of detailed data of open burning practices may lead …

9 Billion people lack access to secure and affordable clean cooking fuels and technologies.
Numerous studies and initiatives have attempted to design and implement more efficient …

The world remains far from meeting Sustainable Development Goals 5 (gender equality)
and 7 (universal access to modern energy). Energy access may empower women even as …

The global increase in population coupled with poor access to clean energy has set
pressure on solid fuel use. Through this, about one-third of the world's population currently …

Energy innovation to provide energy services for Informal urban settlements is thus far
gender blind. The invisibility of gendered energy needs impedes addressing energy …

Sustainable energy for household application is currently a top priority in developing
countries with clean modern energy sources dominating the energy policy agenda …

Access to clean and affordable energy is vital for health, well-being, and socio-economic
development. This critical service remains unrealised in many African countries. Women's …

Renewable energies are essential policy discourses based on their dual capacity to
enhance livelihoods, forest management, and climate change mitigation. This paper aims to …

The adoption and usage of improved cookstoves have been promoted in the Global South to
mitigate the adverse effects of relying on solid biomass for cooking. However, the uptake …

Many rural communities in developing countries continue to rely on biomass for energy,
which has a negative impact on their socioeconomic development. Following the United …