Adoption of improved chulhas by rural families


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The present book on adoption of Improved Chulha by Rural Families is a part of doctoral research study conducted in Gujarat. The study mainly concentrated on adoption level of improved chulhas constructed in the villages on subsidy basis by government and NGOs under National programme on Improved Chulha. The Technical Backup Support Unit (TBSU) established under NPIC at Home Management Department which caters to the needs of NPIC in Gujarat State and Union Territories of Daman-Diu and Dadra Nagar and Haveli developed pottery/ceramic liners for chulhas which were installed since 1991-92 in different parts of Gujarat State by Panchayat and Rural Housing Development Department, the department of Government of Gujarat and nodal agencies like Gujarat Energy Development Agency. Hence this research study was taken up to answer questions like problems faced by families in procuring fuel for cooking, awareness level of the women about scarcity of cooking fuel, management practices in cooking and fuel use, level of participation in NPIC, extent of adoption of MC in daily cooking and factors account for differential levels of adoption of chulha. It has also probed into association between extent of adoption of MC and selected situational, personal and family variables of beneficiaries of NPIC.




Modeling Economic Growth in Contemporary India


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This volume focuses on core topics of economic disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic: changes in socio-cultural relationships, behavioural patterns and psychological attitudes governing human interaction, and government policies to stabilize the Indian economy and contribute to sustainable growth.










DARE/ICAR Annual Report


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Rural Energy Matters


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In 1984, Teri Entered Dhanawas, A Village In Haryana, To Gain Field Experience In Planning The Energy Needs Of A Rural Community And Finding Sustainable Solutions To Meet These Needs. The Book Is The Result Of 15 Years Of Action-Oriented Field Research In The Village. The Long Association With A Single Village And Its People Provided Valuable Insights Into Issues Of Rural Energy Planning And Implementation In The Context Of A Rapidly Changing Village Scenario. The Emphasis Of The Book Is More On The Sociocultural Reality In Which Energy Programmes Need To Be Sustained. The Micro-Level Experience Is Of Immense Value For It Is Such Initiatives That Need To Drive Programmes And Policies In The Future. The Issues Highlighted In The Book Are Of Relevance To All Stakeholders In Rural And Renewable Energy In India.