Session 6: Intervention effectiveness. Which behaviour change approaches have been effective in ensuring clean cooking practices are sustainably adopted?

From:: Department for International Development
Published: 1 January 2014

Document Type:: Conference Paper
Theme:: Infrastructure
Authors:: Goodwin, N.

Abstract

This presentation was by Nicholas Goodwin of Tulodo.

Overview:

Early encounters – clean cooking meets behaviour change
Objectives of the study
Design of the study
Literature review results
Highlights from case studies
Initial findings and recommendations

Citation

Goodwin, N. Session 6: Intervention effectiveness. Which behaviour change approaches have been effective in ensuring clean cooking practices are sustainably adopted? Presented at the DFID/Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves/WHO Clean Cooking Conference, London, UK, 1 May 2014. (2014) 30 pp.