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Energy is central to achieving the interrelated economic, social and environmental aims of sustainable development. Energy plays a critical role in poverty reduction. Patterns of ener‐ gy generation, distribution and utilization directly affect opportunities for income genera‐ tion, the situation of women, environmental protection and national development. Energy services are an essential engine for growth to enable developing countries to overcome pov‐ erty and the conditions of poverty. If man is to realize the sustainable human development goal, the kinds of energy produced and the ways they are used will have to change. Other‐ wise the environmental damage will accelerate, inequity will increase, and global economic growth will be jeopardized. Yet, worldwide, two billion people rely on traditional fuels in‐ cluding wood, dung and agricultural residues to meet their daily heating and cooking needs (Karlsson and Misana eds, 2001).

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