Cecil and others, Anyone have good reference studies for the adoption of behavior changes that produce health benefits. Especially in reference to stoves? I was curious what effect education interventions have had on behaviors regarding fuel use and health risks for suggested behavior modifications. For example, for households participating in a health education program intending to produce behavior changes (ie. moving wood stoves outside of enclosed spaces, reducing children's exposure to wood smoke etc.), what percent of families adopted the suggested behavior changes? Anyone seen studies that I can read?
Thanks! -- Christina Espinosa University of the Pacific '10 School of International Studies [email protected]
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