The Landscape Analysis of Modern Energy Cooking in Displacement Settings report was recently published as part of the Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) Programme. The report explores the drivers and constraints for the transition from traditional biomass fuels to modern energy cooking in displacement settings under three main themes: technological requirements; the role of different stakeholders; and policies and financial models. The report identifies five core priority areas of interest for the MECS humanitarian energy stream:
- opportunities for MECS transitions in urban and peri-urban displacement contexts
- MECS in community facilities and humanitarian institutions
- innovative financing of MECS in displacement settings beyond grant funding
- quality data on energy access and
- inclusive models of MECS provision in and for the displaced and host communities.
You can read the report here.