Marketing study on the distribution of improved wood stoves : a case study in Pakistan / Bernadette Van Raamsdonk.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Islamabad : Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) ; Pakistan Council of Appropriate Technology (PCAT), 1991. Description: v, 111 p. : ill. ; 30 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • Pamphlet HV555. P18.
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Contents:
Contents: Executive summary—Acknowledgement—Introduction—Background—Part I : evaluation of FECT—Chapter 1. Product analysis—Chapter 2. Production analysis—Chapter 3. Distribution analysis—Chapter 4. Promotion analysis—Chapter 5. Conclusions—Part II : researching the market—Chapter 1. Demand forecast—Chapter 2. Consumer aspirations—Chapter 3. Biomass stoves-sawdust, metal horse shoe and triangular stoves—Chapter 4. Kerosene stoves—Chapter 5. Aluminum cooking pots—Chapter 6. Promotion—Chapter 7. Conclusions and recommendations—Chapter 8. General conclusions.
Summary: Summary: “The MP stove should not be considered as the final and only improved cook stove that can satisfy all cooking needs of women in the project’s target area. Convenience during usage, operation with different fuel types and adaptability to private needs are weak points of the product. The project should look into the possibility to modify the MP further and to design different stove models for different segments of the market…”—(p. 1).
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Monograph Monograph Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University Pamphlet HV555.P18.V36 1991 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 00001738
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“GTZ, July 1991”—title page.
Spiral bound.

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents: Executive summary—Acknowledgement—Introduction—Background—Part I : evaluation of FECT—Chapter 1. Product analysis—Chapter 2. Production analysis—Chapter 3. Distribution analysis—Chapter 4. Promotion analysis—Chapter 5. Conclusions—Part II : researching the market—Chapter 1. Demand forecast—Chapter 2. Consumer aspirations—Chapter 3. Biomass stoves-sawdust, metal horse shoe and triangular stoves—Chapter 4. Kerosene stoves—Chapter 5. Aluminum cooking pots—Chapter 6. Promotion—Chapter 7. Conclusions and recommendations—Chapter 8. General conclusions.

Summary: “The MP stove should not be considered as the final and only improved cook stove that can satisfy all cooking needs of women in the project’s target area. Convenience during usage, operation with different fuel types and adaptability to private needs are weak points of the product. The project should look into the possibility to modify the MP further and to design different stove models for different segments of the market…”—(p. 1).