NIH R01 · 2024
The goal of this study—Applied Implementation Research for Clean Cooking in Cambodia (AIR-C3)—is to design and demonstrate the effectiveness of a scalable strategy for achieving equitable access to and sustained and exclusive use of induction-based clean cooking in low- and middle-income settings. An estimated 3 billion people use biomass fuels (e.g., wood, charcoal, animal dung, and coal) for cooking in polluting open fires or inefficient stoves. The resulting household air pollution (HAP), including fine particulate matter, is a leading environmental risk factor for ill-health worldwide and an important contributor to climate change. There is recent, compelling evidence that switching to…
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