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Eco-Village Development as Climate Solution - Proposals from South Asia |
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by INFORSE-South Asia, INSEDA, India, CRT Nepal, IDEA Sri Lanka, Grameen Shakti Bangladesh and CANSA. 60 pages, 2016. |
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Overview and Summary 1. Eco-Village Development in South Asia as Climate Solution 1.1 Context: Poverty, Development and Climate Change 1.2 Energy Challenges in South Asia 1.3 GHG Emissions from Energy & Associated Threats 1.4 Need for Low Carbon Pathway 1.5 Solution for Alternative Co-benefits Pathway: Pro-poor Eco-Village Development 1.6 Challenges to Pro-Poor Eco-Village Development 2. Eco Village Development 2.1 The Concept 2.2 The Importance 2.3 Focus on Local Organisation 2.4 The Solutions: The Renewable Energy Technologies Cooking Devices: Household Biogas Plant, Improved Cookstoves, Portable Improved Cookstoves, Improved large scale biomass stoves for household industries. -- Electricity: Solar lights, Improved watermill. Hydraulic ram pump. Agriculture and Food Production: Organic Farming and Kitchen Gardening Organic Compost-Making Baskets, Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting: Domestic Solar Dryer, Greenhouse. - Beyond Implementation. 3. Actions Needed to Build Sustainable Villages on a Large Scale 3.1 The Roadmap for Policy Makers 3.2 Recommendations for The South Asian Region 3.3 International Recommendations 4.What Villagers Want? 4.1 India: Income Generation; Women’s Empowerment; Food Security 4.2 Bangladesh: Energy Access: Safe Energy Access 4.3 Nepal: Livelihood Training,Renewable Energy Technology for Women Empowerment 4.4 Sri Lanka: Decrease Energy Intensity and Lower Costs: Energy Efficiency and Technology Transfer; 4.5 South Asia: Efficient Cookstoves with Chimneys 5. Local Success Stories 5.1 Bangladesh: Solar Powered Clustered Houses at Kuakata Costal Area; Solar Powered Khowamuri Village in Manikganj District 5.2 India: Mukesh and his Greenhouse; Bimla and her Solar Dryer; Purnidevi’s Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Structure 5.3 Sri Lanka: Mr. Dharmaratne’s Improved Brick Kiln; Mr. Rajapakse’s Improved Industrial Cookstove with Two Potholes 5.4 Nepal: Hydraulic Ram Pump (Hydram) to Improve Water Access; Improved Water Mill for Electrification in Sindhuli District; Other income generating opportunities generated by IWM: Light to Tailoring, Replacing the Diesel Mill 60 pages. 4th Edition, 2017. English ISBN 978-87-970130-1-4, INFORSE Available in English, Hindi, Nepalese, Bangla, and Sinhala. |
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Link: www.inforse.org/as...eDev_SouthAsia.htm |
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File: Pub_EVD-SouthAsia.pdf |
