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Activity Requirements Cost (US$) 5. Calculating firewood needs / Knowledge Attitude and Practices studies Consultant (French speaking) 50,000 Visa/DSA/travel On-site assessment Training Monitoring/plan development Time Required: 20 days (4 days/site) Warm clothing or additional blankets 10,000 6. Incentives for building and using cooking shelters 7. Provision of clay pots Local procurement possible 5,000 8. Covering and protecting wood Local procurement possible 3,000 stockpiles 9. Awareness raising activities Training of NRC camp staff/ 25,000 (firewood management, cooking community mobilisers practices, use of fuel-efficient stoves) Time required 3 months 10. Efficiency test of current fuelefficient stove 11. Improvement of briquette design 12.Establishing alternative income generating activities Total for firewood related recommendations 2.6 TOOLS Independent energy expert Visa/DSA/travel Time required: 3 days 15,000 NRC to work with Bricoop and energy 5,000 expert(s) NRC to collaborate with AHA 20,000 Tools that have been developed as part of this study to help achieve the above recommendations are: Cooking knowledge, attitude and practices assessment. Stove efficiency assessment. Charcoal production assessment. Wood consumption. These tools are attached in Annex I - IV to this report. 2.7 REFERENCES AND RESOURCES FAO. 1990. Guidelines for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluating Cookstove Programmes. GTZ. 2007. Fuel Efficient Stoves Review Uganda. GTZ. 2008. Factsheet Programme for Biomass Energy Consumptions. NRC. 2008. Camp Management Toolkit. 318,000 25
ProAct Network. 2008. Assessing the Effectiveness of Fuel Efficient Stove Programming: A Darfur Wide Review. UNHCR. 2002. Cooking Options in Refugee Situations. UNHCR. 2005. Environmental Guidelines. UNHCR. 2005. Forest Management in Refugee and Returnee Situations. UNHCR/CARE International. 2005. FRAME Toolkit. USAID. 2006. Environmental Guidelines for Small Scale Activities in Africa. 26
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Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements
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Page 47 and 48: ANNEX I COOKING KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE
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