Zhang, YabeiAdams, Norma2016-05-092016-05-092016-05https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24257Early Lessons from the East Asia and Pacific Clean Stove Initiative Initial lessons from the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) Clean Stove Initiative (CSI) confirm the need for country-specific roadmaps, strong national support, well-targeted subsidies, and integration of local conditions and international best practices into stoves standards and testing protocols. Pilot results suggest that results-based financing is a promising way to incentivize the clean stoves market. Linkage with other projects having clean stoves components could accelerate scaled-up implementation.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOENERGY CONSUMPTIONEMISSIONAMBIENT AIRTINCLIMATE CHANGESOLAR HOME SYSTEMSALTERNATIVE ENERGYWORLD CONSUMPTIONCARBONAMBIENT AIR POLLUTIONPOWERELECTRICITYACCESS TO MODERN ENERGYACTIVITIESCOOKING STOVESCAPACITY-BUILDINGALTERNATIVE ENERGY PROGRAMRENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTIONCLIMATEINTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCYCHARCOALCLEAN ENERGYTRADITIONAL BIOMASSEMISSIONSRENEWABLESHYDROPOWERBIOGASPETROLEUM GASFORESTINCENTIVESCAPACITY BUILDINGSMOKEGASCLEANER ENERGYPEENVIRONMENTCLEANERAIRPRIMARY ENERGYCLEAN AIRENERGY EFFICIENCYACCESS TO ELECTRICITYENERGY DEMANDBOILERSBIOMASSPETROLEUMSTOVESSOLAR LANTERNSGASEOUS FUELSAIR POLLUTIONENERGY MIXCOOKING FUELSSUSTAINABLE ENERGYFOREST RESIDUESCOALFUELCAPACITYCOOKINGFUEL USEENERGY INTENSITYELECTRIFICATIONSOLID FUELSENERGY RESOURCESBOTTOM LINEPOLLUTION PREVENTIONENERGY SERVICESRENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCESBRIQUETTESTARGETED SUBSIDIESHOUSEHOLD ENERGYPOLLUTIONLIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASRENEWABLE ENERGYENERGY SECTORPELLETSAPPLIANCESGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTPIPELINEFUELSFUEL COSTSSUBSIDIESHEATINGAPPROACHBENEFITSCARBON EMISSIONSENERGYBriefWorld Bank10.1596/24257