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UNDP. (2004). The World Energy Assessment:
Overview. Retrieved from the World Wide
Web from: http://www.undp.org/energy/docs/
WEAOU_full.pdf
Shows the links between energy and the MDGs. Describes the discussions
and results of the CSD-9 and the World Summit for Social Development.
It also includes the most up-to-date trends and information on technology
related to the energy sector and energy policy options for a sustainable
future.
UNDP. (2005). Energizing the Millennium
Development Goals. Retrieved from the World
Wide Web from: http://www.undp.org/pei/pdfs/
Energizing_the_MDGs.pdf
Explains that the poor spend most of their time on energy-related activities
such as collecting firewood, even when modern energy services are available
to relieve their burden. This publication takes a look at the relation between
energy and development and discusses how energy is related to the MDGs.
UNDP Ghana. (2006). Liquefied Petroleum Gas
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mentID=5743
The project motivated and facilitated the use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
for fuel as a substitute for firewood and coal. It also supported marketing and
making LPG available to supplement communities’ energy needs in three
regions in the north of Ghana. As a result, 600 domestic users were trained
(in using LPG) of whom 500 were women; four LPG users’ associations
were created with 480 members of whom 289 were women; 54 companies
using energy were interviewed of which 43 were operated by or belonged to
women; training was given to 45 female and male commercial food sellers.
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UNDP. (2007). Conceptual Overview. Gender
Mainstreaming: A Key Driver of Development
in Environment and Energy. Retrieved
from the World Wide Web from: http://www.
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File&DocumentAttachmentID=2315
UNDP. (2007). Gender Mainstreaming. A Key
Driver of Development in Environment and
Energy: Portfolio Review and Assessment.
Retrieved from the World Wide Web from:
http://www.energyandenvironment.undp.org/
undp/indexAction.cfm?module=Library&action=
GetFile&DocumentAttachmentID=2342
This document offers a first approach to including the gender perspective
in UNDP programmes and policies in the main areas concerned with energy
and the environment: (1) managing hydraulic resources, (2) access to energy
services, (3) sustainable land management, (4) biological diversity, and (5)
control of ozone-depleting substances and persistent organic pollutants.
This report presents the conclusions of a study carried out between
November 2005 and April 2006 to assess the nature and extent of the gender
perspective in UNDP’s Energy and the Environment portfolio including GEF
and the Small Grants Programme.
UNDP. (2007). Gender Mainstreaming in
Environment & Energy: Training Manual –
Part 1. Retrieved from the World Wide Web
from: http://www.energyandenvironment.undp.
org/undp/index.cfm?module=Library&page=
Document&DocumentID=6514
This document is part of a series of publications called Gender Mainstreaming:
A Key Driver of Development in Environment & Energy. It is designed to help
to understand the importance of including the dimensions of gender for
sustainability of the environment and of energy.
UNDP. (2007). Gender Mainstreaming in
Environment & Energy: Training Manual – Part 2
for Facilitators. Retrieved from the World Wide
Web from: http://www.energyandenvironment.
undp.org/undp/index.cfm?module=Library&
page=Document&DocumentID=6523
This document is part of a series of publications called Gender Mainstreaming:
A Key Driver of Development in Environment & Energy. In particular, the
manual supports training facilitators to include the gender approach in the
themes of energy and the environment.
UNDP. (2007). Sustainable Energy Services:
The Why and How of Mainstreaming Gender
in Sustainable Energy Services. Retrieved
from the World Wide Web from: http://www.
energyandenvironment.undp.org/undp/index.
cfm?module=Library&page=Document&
DocumentID=6460
This document is part of a series of publications called Gender Mainstreaming:
A Key Driver of Development in Environment & Energy. This guide explains
the importance of the gender approach in sustainable energy policies and
programmes.