The lived experience of energy and forced displacement
The lived experience of energy and forced displacement: Qualitative methods for humanitarian energy research
Related Documents
The lived experience of energy and forced displacement: Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya
Qualitative Study of refugees energy experience in...
The lived experience of energy and forced displacement: Goudoubo Refugee Camp, Burkina Faso
Report into the lived experience of refugees in Goudoubou, Burkina...
Sustainable Humanitarian Energy Services: Inclusive participation, lessons learnt, and paths forward
The provision of sustainable energy in humanitarian settings is a relatively new sector: as it scales up, it is vital that the needs and aspirations of refugees are placed at the centre of humanitarian response. In this paper, we explore how best...
A Review of Cooking Systems for Humanitarian Settings
This paper is one of a series of ‘toolkits’ developed by the MEI partners. It has been written by Practical Action Consulting, with copy-editing and production support from Chatham House, to offer guidance on the design and implementation of...
Prices, Products and Priorities: Meeting Refugees’ Energy Needs in Burkina Faso and Kenya
This report draws on primary research to present the energy access situation in the refugee camps of Goudoubo in Burkina Faso and Kakuma I in Kenya. It focuses on cooking, lighting and power in the home, and on energy for enterprises and camp...
Improving understanding of flooding and resilience in the Terai, Nepal
Rivers sourced from the Himalaya irrigate the Indo-Gangetic Plain via major river networks that support approximately 10% of the global population and their livelihoods. However, many of these rivers are also the source of devastating floods. This...
Practical Action Publishing
Discover more publications, journals, books and digital collections by
Practical Action Publishing, the specialist development publishers.
To obtain permission to reuse or reproduce any of this material, please
contact Practical Action Publishing