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This working paper focuses on the opportunities for electric cooking in commercial, industrial and institutional (CI&I) settings.
Tools and considerations for planning and implementing eCooking.
This study assessed repair issues affecting eCooking appliances and to develop local after-sales services
This study assesses the impact of electric cooking appliance subsidies on the use of electricity for cooking and cooking practices.
This study explores the experience of customers who have purchased Burn’s early models of electric pressure cookers in commercial pilots.
Provides and overview of the present ecosystem relating to modern cooking devices and highlights future trends.
This eCookbook builds on the Controlled Cooking Test (CCT) study carried out by Tovero Energy Ltd.
This study makes a comparison between commonly used household cooking appliances and performance when cooking local meals.
This study looks at identifying the opportunities and challenges for enterprise level transitions to eCooking.
Like economic growth, structural change is not an automatic process, as it needs a nudge in the appropriate direction.
These developing economies have witnessed a sharp rise in the value-added share of business services sector over the past decades.
Exploring potential transformative impacts of local governance towards livestock fence-in rights in Malawi.
This study examines the costs of misallocation of inputs between multi-product firms that endogenously choose among heterogeneous products.
This paper draws on a data set that provides time use data for 50 countries spanning the global income distribution.
This study uses household-level consumption data from 20 countries.
An update on international migration methods and research
International student migration to the UK. Provisional estimates, 2019 to 2024. These are official statistics in development.
This paper considers how far private adaptation may reduce future vulnerability to climate risks.
Considers how far private adaptation may reduce future vulnerability to flood risk.
Uses data enumerated from 102 large-scale firms in Nepal.
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