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These studies suggest that energy poverty is a multifaceted issue impacting public health, gender roles, education, and the environment, with significant prevalence in developing economies and rural areas, and that addressing it requires improved energy governance, social relations, and targeted policies.
Energy poverty is a multifaceted issue that affects millions of people worldwide, impacting their access to modern energy services, economic development, health, and overall well-being. This synthesis explores the various dimensions of energy poverty, its causes, consequences, and potential interventions as discussed in recent research.
Social Relations and Energy Poverty:
Capabilities Approach:
Public Health and Environmental Impact:
Measurement and Methodology:
Rural Electrification and Improved Stoves:
Multiple-Indicator Approach:
Economic Development:
Energy Governance:
Household Energy Needs and Vulnerability:
Energy poverty is a complex issue that intersects with social relations, public health, environmental sustainability, and economic development. Addressing it requires a multifaceted approach that includes improving social relations, adopting a capabilities perspective, implementing effective governance, and using comprehensive measurement methodologies. Policies supporting rural electrification, improved stoves, and multiple-indicator approaches can significantly mitigate energy poverty and enhance overall well-being.
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