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== Steps to Pull Data From the Household Energy Database == | == Steps to Pull Data From the Household Energy Database == | ||
'''Step 1:''' Navigate to the Household Energy Database home page | |||
'''Step 2:''' Scroll down to the indicators section (shown below) and click the desired indicator. As an example, we will be looking for '''population with primary reliance on clean fuels and technologies for cooking'''. | |||
You will be navigated here: | |||
'''Step 3:''' Click the tab titled "Data" | |||
You will be navigated to this view: | |||
'''Step 4:''' Right click the link in the corner of the page (circled below) and open the link as a new tab to download the data in a .csv format | |||
Revision as of 21:43, 16 February 2023
Summary
The Household Energy Database monitors household energy use. The database contains nationally representative data from surveys and censuses on cooking, heating and lighting fuels. A proportion of the available surveys also include questions on stove type, time spent collecting fuel, and incidence of acute lower respiratory infection. The database is used to calculate national, rural and urban estimates for use of clean fuels and technologies (as well as the population affected), which WHO reports for Sustainable Development Goal Indicator 7.1.2. The database is regularly updated with new data from national censuses and large-scale household surveys such as the World Bank’s Living Standard and Measurement Survey and UNICEF’s Multiple Cluster Indicator Survey (MICS). The database is currently being upgraded in association with international and national surveys and censuses to include more data on heating and lighting fuels and technologies and emission rates, and to disaggregate data by sex and age whenever possible.
The Data Team uses the Household Energy Database for these series:
- SeriesEnvSolidFuels
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelBiogas%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelBiomass%HHtotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelCharcoal%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelClean%HHtotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelCoal%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelCropWaste%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelDung%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelElec%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelKerosene%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelLNG%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelLPG%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelSolid%HHTotal
- SeriesEnvCookingFuelWood%HHTotal
To pull data from the Household Energy Database for uploading into IFs, please follow the instructions below.
Steps to Pull Data From the Household Energy Database
Step 1: Navigate to the Household Energy Database home page
Step 2: Scroll down to the indicators section (shown below) and click the desired indicator. As an example, we will be looking for population with primary reliance on clean fuels and technologies for cooking.
You will be navigated here:
Step 3: Click the tab titled "Data"
You will be navigated to this view:
Step 4: Right click the link in the corner of the page (circled below) and open the link as a new tab to download the data in a .csv format