BetaBetaDataset
To evaluate the impact and performance of stoves under real-world usage conditions.
MCC’s $268.9 million Mongolia Compact (2008-2013) funded the Energy and Environment Project (EEP) which included the $33.8 million Energy Efficient Innovation Facility Activity under which the energy efficient stove subsidy was implemented.
The data entails households heating space volume, demographic characteristics (age, gender, education, marital status, employment status and income, pensions, and other allowances for every household member), household expenditures, current respiratory, cardiac, and dermal symptoms experienced by household members in vulnerable age groups (<5 and >60 years old).
Data was collected using sample households survey and air quality sampling devices.