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001			GENERAL-004713
003			EC-OLADE-CDD
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040			_aOLADE-CDD _cOLADE-CDD
041			_aeng
082			_a333.953 _bG893
100			_aGrut, M.
245			_aGuidelines for identifying and preparing forestry projects
260			_aWashington: _bWorld Bank, _c1986
300			_a34 p. _bcuadros.
504			_a05747
505			_aWood and charcoal provide most of the energy used in developing countries. The combination of fast growing populations and shrinking forest resources causes fuelwood consumption to exceed sustainable yields over vast areas. The resulting depletion of forestlands leads to fuelwood scarcity and environmental degradation. These problems require action both on the demand side and on the supply side. On the demand side, more efficient stoves and charcoal kilns are needed. On the supply side, trees need to be planted and existing forest resources managed more effectively.
650			_aBiomasa
650			_aProducción de Energía
650			_aMedio Ambiente
650			_aEstufas
650			_aPaíses en Desarrollo
942			_2ddc _cMON