Role of Women in Sustainable Energy Development

Role of Women in Sustainable Energy Development

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Building Technologies and Science Center

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Abstract

This paper explores the question of how sustainable energy development -- specifically, decentralized renewable energy technologies -- can complement and benefit from the goal of increasing women's role in development. It is based on a paper that was originally presented at the World Renewable Energy Congress-V held in Florence, Italy, in September 1998, as a contribution to the NationalRenewable Energy Laboratory's program on gender and energy.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	55
State	Published - 2000

Bibliographical note

Work performed by Energy, Environment and Development, Germany

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NREL/SR-550-26889

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