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Opening Plenary – Day One

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Presentation on IASC Task Force SAFE (Erin Patrick).

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Case Studies of Fuel-Related Interventions in Refugee/IDP Settings: Thailand (Justin Foster), Various Regions of Africa (Dr. Shambhavi V. Murthy Gopalkrishna) & N. Uganda (Grace Kasirye Birikadd).

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Networking and Coordination: the Examples of the International Network on Household Energy in Humanitarian Settings (Sarah Chynoweth) and the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air (Margaret Owino).

Opening Plenary – Day Two

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A summary of the keynote speech delivered by Dr. Susan Forbes Martin of the Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University, will be posted here shortly

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Results of recent Fuel-Efficient Stove Evaluations - in Darfur by ProAct (Eugene Cole and Grant Wroe-Street) and by The University of Western Ontario (Samer Abdelnour and Dr. Oana Branzei), and in Northern Uganda and Darfur by the Academy for Educational Development (Dr. Ahmed Hood).

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Using Solar Cookers in Humanitarian Settings: Kenya (Dr. A. Klingshirn), Chad (Patricia McArdle) & India (Deepak Gadhia and Shirin Gadhia).

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Addressing Fuel & Firewood-Related Protection Concerns (overview by Erin Patrick) in Darfur (Elizabeth Cohan) & Eastern Chad (Carolyn Wand).

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Fuel-Efficient Stoves: Kenyan Jiko (Lazarus N. Kubasu and Roseline Leiro), Save-80 (Habiba Ali), TLUD (Paul S. Anderson) & Abacha (Bosede Akinbolusere).

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Reducing Environmental Impacts of Fuel Collection, Supply & Use: in Darfur (Margie Buchanan-Smith and Brendan Bromwic, UNEP) and in Sri Lanka (Prof. Anoja Wickramasinghe).

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Energy Program Implementation & Scale-Up: 2 Cases from India - SAKAR Initiative in Orissa (Swarupa Adinarayan) and Prakti Design Lab. 

Please note: the presentation by Prakti Design Lab, “From Stove Design to Scale-Up: Lessons Learned in India,” will be uploaded shortly.

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Fuel-Efficient Stove Programming in East Africa: Challenges & Opportunities - in Darfur (Dr. Ashok Gadgil), in Uganda (Ruth. N. Kiwanuka), and throughout the region (Daniel Wolf and Brian Martin).

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Using Improved Stoves & Liquid Fuels to Reduce Indoor Air Pollution: TLUD Stoves (Paul S. Anderson) and Kebribeyah and Teferiber Refugee Camps (Dr. Amare Gebre Egziabher and Firehiwot Mengesha).

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New & Emerging Cooking Technologie: Solidified Ethanol (David Franchino) and Home Made Coking Gas (Wu Yi-Tung and Wu Yi-Chuang).

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Biomass-based Options for Meeting Fuel Needs: Jatropha (Sarah Stefanos), Sarai Charcoal Stove System (Dr. Priyadarshini Karve) & Briquettes (Habiba Ali).

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Addressing Fuel-Related Livelihoods Needs & Challenges: Solar (Neha Misra), Charcoal-Making (Vivek Kumar Singh), Improved COokstoves (Bernadett Parado), Bio-Briquettes (Umesh Kumar Gupta).

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Energy from Nature: Biomass Briquettes in Uganda (Ellady Muyambi), Nepal (Ramesh M Singh) and India (Dr. Priyadarshini Karve), and the Solar CooKit (Margaret C. A. Owino).

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Retrieving Energy from Waste Materials in Nepal (Krishna Prasad Pant).

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Women & Household Energy Management: Case Studies from Nigeria (Anukam Stanley Onyewuchi), and India - Kerala (S Kumar Deepa) and New Dehli (Mercy Thomas).