Rural Development and its Energy, Environment, and Climate Change Adaptation

Date
2009-11-11
Creator: Erda, Lin
Creator: Dudek, Daniel
Description

This report looks at rural energy supply, demand, management and use in the backdrop of China's three rural issues - agriculture, countryside, and farmers, and has made recommendations to promote low-carbon and energy efficient agriculture, and other adaptations to climate change.

Physical description
31 pages
Keywords
Rural Development
Energy
China's Environment
Environmental Impact
Global Financial Crisis
Socialist
Rural Energy Consumption
Population
Income
Policies
Coal
International Experiences
Developing Countries
United States
Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Energy-Efficient Policies
Renewable Energy Policies
Financial Mechanisms
Rural China
Conserving Energy
Addressing Rural Poverty
Biomass Energy
Biogas Projects
Xinjiang
Sichuan
Electricity Cost-Accounting
Raise Income
Soil Testing
Fertilization
Policy Recommendations
Genre
Records (Documents)
Type of resource
Text
Language
English
Part of
CCICED Project
Identifier
cciced_0020
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