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THE IMPACT OF INSULATED COOKING BAGS ON EVERYDAY PROJECTS. A time geographic approach to changed cooking routines in rural Lesotho.
Cooking with biofuels is a widespread issue in Sub Saharan Africa, associated with health risks, environmental consequences and time burdens for women responsible of cooking and collecting firewood. This study is focusing on insulated cooking bags that have been distributed in a rural village in Les
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