Introduction | p. 1 |
Potential value of LSMS surveys for analysis of household energy use | p. 2 |
Report audience and organization | p. 2 |
Characteristics of LSMS surveys and specialized household energy surveys | p. 5 |
Characteristics of LSMS surveys | p. 6 |
Characteristics of specialized household energy surveys | p. 6 |
Other distinguishing features of both types of surveys | p. 7 |
Existing and missing energy questions in LSMS surveys | p. 9 |
Energy and development outcomes : the issue of causality | p. 11 |
Importance of LSMS survey data for energy policy analysis | p. 15 |
Household energy transitions | p. 15 |
Using LSMS surveys for energy policy analysis | p. 19 |
Rural electrification and development | p. 22 |
The way forward | p. 27 |
Fuel sources module | p. 28 |
Electricity sources modules (grid and off-grid) | p. 33 |
Durable goods (light bulbs and appliances) module | p. 37 |
Electricity and fuels in the community module | p. 40 |
Conclusion | p. 43 |
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