National Charcoal Strategy 2017-2027

A guided framework to address problems of increased deforestation and increased demand of household cooking fuel. The strategy is aimed at setting Malawi on a path toward a diversified, sustainable and regulated household energy sector; while reducing deforestation and the associated impacts on rural livelihoods and the national economy.

Author(s): The Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining

Publication Date: 2017

Location: National

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Related content: National Climate Change Management Policy 2016; Malawi Government - National Forest Policy: June 2016; National Forest Landscape Restoration Strategy; Stove Camp 2012- Bringing the Benefits of Cleaner Cook stoves to More People; National Energy Policy for Malawi 2003

Filed under: Charcoal Catchment Area, Climate Adaptation, Firewood, Strategy, Carbon Trade, Featured Resource, Charcoal, Afforestation, Cleaner Cooking, Forest Management, Forest Management Unit, Environment Management, Degradation, Deforestation, Forest Landscape, Participatory forest management, Chitetezo Mbaula, Climate Change Governance, Clean Energy, Climate, Hydro-power, Energy Planning, Climate Change, Land governance, Firewood Stove, Agro-Forestry, Hydroelectricity, Cook Stoves, Carbon Credits, Greenhouse gas emissions, Community Based Natural Resource Management, Adaptation Mitigation, REDD+, Energy, Government Publications, Forest Resources, Adaptation, ECRP, Forest Based Resources, Forest

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