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agricultural and forestry residues in Cameroon: potential, challenges and the way forward.
Energy Policy 63:101–113
Ahmed A, Campion B, Gasparatos A (2019) Towards a classification of the drivers of jatropha
collapse in Ghana elicited from the perceptions of multiple stakeholders. Sustain Sci
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implications of converting cropland to bioenergy crops or forest for climate mitigation: a global
assessment. GCB Bioenergy 8(1):81–95
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under biofuel crops. GCB Bioenergy 1(1):75–96
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cooking solutions to achieve health, climate, and economic co-benefits. Environ Sci Technol
47:3944–3952
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integration? Dev South Afr 36(2):145–154
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Growth and Sustainable Development, FIRST TEN-YEAR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN,
2014–2023, African Union Commission (AUC), Addis Ababa, September 2015
Bailis R, Drigo R, Ghilardi A, Masera O (2015) The carbon footprint of traditional woodfuels. Nat
Clim Chang 5:266–272
Bailis R, Ezzati M, Kammen D (2003) Greenhouse gas implications of household energy technologies in Kenya. Environ Sci Technol 37:2051–2059
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development. Annu Rev Energy Environ 21:497–530
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trade: the case of sugarcane in southern Africa. In: Gasparatos A, Stromberg P (eds) Socioeconomic and environmental impacts of biofuels: evidence from developing nations. Cambridge
University Press, London. (Chapter 12)
Batidzirai B, Junginger M, Klemm M, Schipfer F, Thrän D (2016) Chapter 5: biomass supply and
trade opportunities of pre-processed biomass for power generation. In: Lamers P, Stichnothe H,
Hess JR, Searcy EM (eds) Developing the global bioeconomy. Elsevier, Chennai
Baumber A (2017) Enhancing ecosystem services through targeted bioenergy support policies.
Ecosyst Serv 26:98–110
Bazilian M, Sagar A, Detchon R, Yumkella K (2010) More heat and light. Energy Policy
38:5409–5412
Beringer T, Lucht W, Schaphoff S (2011) Bioenergy production potential of global biomass
plantations under environmental and agricultural constraints. GCB Bioenergy 3:299–312
Berndes G, Ahlgren S, Börjesson P, Cowie AL (2013) Bioenergy and land use change—state of the
art’. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews:. Energy Environ 2(3):282–303. https://doi.org/10.1002/
wene.41
Bildirici M, Ersin Ö (2015) An investigation of the relationship between the biomass energy
consumption, economic growth and oil prices. Procedia Soc Behav Sci 210:203–212
Bogdanski A (2012) Integrated food–energy systems for climate-smart agriculture. Agric Food
Secur 1:1–9
Burian M, Arens C (2014) The clean development mechanism: a tool for financing low carbon
development in Africa? Int J Clim Change Strategies Manage 6(2):166–191
Cameron C, Pachauri S, Rao ND, McCollum D, Rogelj J, Riahi K (2016) Policy tradeoffs between
climate mitigation and clean cook stove access in South Asia. Nat Energy 1:15010
2 Enabling Sustainable Bioenergy Transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa: Strategic. . .
73