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Survey of local impacts of biofuel crop production and adoption of ethanol stoves in southern Africa

The two datasets outlined in this paper contain information related to (a) the local impacts of biofuel feedstock production, and (b) the factors that influence the adoption and/or sustained use of ethanol stoves in southern Africa.

Francis X. Johnson, Caroline Ochieng, Anne Nyambane / Published on 28 September 2018

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Gasparatos, A., Maltitz, G. P. von, Johnson, F. X., Romeu-Dalmau, C., Jumbe, C. B. L., Ochieng, C., Mudombi, S., Balde, B. S., Luhanga, D., Lopes, P., Nyambane, A., Jarzebski, M. P. and Willis, K. J. (2018). Survey of local impacts of biofuel crop production and adoption of ethanol stoves in southern Africa. Scientific Data, 5. 180186. https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/sdata.2018.186

The first dataset was generated through extensive household surveys around four operational jatropha and sugarcane production sites in Malawi, Mozambique, and Swaziland. This project aimed to examine the local impacts of the most prominent modes of existing or intended biofuel feedstock production in southern Africa. The resulting dataset contains information about impacts on rural livelihoods, ecosystem services, food security and poverty alleviation.

The second dataset is the outcome of research into factors that influence the adoption and sustained use of ethanol stoves. This dataset was collected through a household survey in Maputo city where the only large-scale ethanol stove dissemination programme in Africa has been implemented.

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