The risk of survey bias in self-reports vs. actual consumption of clean cooking fuels

Volume: 18, Pages: 100199 - 100199
Published: Jun 1, 2020
Abstract
Using a randomized experimental design, real-time electronic stove surface temperature measurements and controlled cooking tests, we estimate fuelwood and CO2 savings from an improved cookstove (ICS) program in rural Ethiopia. Cooking uses a majority of the fuelwood in the country and therefore is a critical determinant of greenhouse gas emissions. Estimating fuelwood savings is therefore a key aspect of crediting ICS climate change benefits....
Paper Details
Title
The risk of survey bias in self-reports vs. actual consumption of clean cooking fuels
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
18
Pages
100199 - 100199
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