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    The document discusses clean energy and improved alternatives for personal lighting. It notes that 13% of the global population lacks access to modern electricity and 3 billion people rely on combustible fuels for energy. This causes significant health and environmental issues. Improving access to clean energy can help achieve several UN Sustainable Development Goals like reducing poverty and inequality, improving health and well-being, and increasing access to affordable and clean energy. It evaluates various outcomes of clean energy access at the individual, household, community and societal levels.

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    The document discusses clean energy and improved alternatives for personal lighting. It notes that 13% of the global population lacks access to modern electricity and 3 billion people rely on combustible fuels for energy. This causes significant health and environmental issues. Improving access to clean energy can help achieve several UN Sustainable Development Goals like reducing poverty and inequality, improving health and well-being, and increasing access to affordable and clean energy. It evaluates various outcomes of clean energy access at the individual, household, community and societal levels.

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    The document discusses clean energy and improved alternatives for personal lighting. It notes that 13% of the global population lacks access to modern electricity and 3 billion people rely on combustible fuels for energy. This causes significant health and environmental issues. Improving access to clean energy can help achieve several UN Sustainable Development Goals like reducing poverty and inequality, improving health and well-being, and increasing access to affordable and clean energy. It evaluates various outcomes of clean energy access at the individual, household, community and societal levels.

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    Clean Energy – Group 8:

    Adesh Gajbhiye PGP03049

    Improved alternatives Sweta Ramuka PGP03076


    Subhodeep Chatterjee
    PGP03087

    for Personal lighting Vinayak Gautam PGP03093


     13% of the global population still lacks access to modern
    electricity.
     3 billion people rely on wood, coal, charcoal or animal waste for
    cooking and heating
     Energy is the dominant contributor to climate change, accounting
    Existing for around 60 per cent of total global greenhouse gas emissions.

    Scenario  Indoor air pollution from using combustible fuels for household
    energy caused 4.3 million deaths in 2012, with women and girls
    accounting for 6 out of every 10 of these.
     The share of renewable energy in final energy consumption has
    reached 17.5% in 2015.
    1- No Poverty
    3- Good Health and Well Being
    UN
    7- affordable and Clean energy
    Sustainable
    10- Reduced Inequality
    objectives
    11 – Sustainable cities and communities
    Levels Domain Outcome

    Individual Lower cost of modern Higher savings and


    energy. disposable income.

    Household Lower expenditure on Improved standard of


    energy. living.
    No Poverty
    Community Increased savings and Growth of the economy.
    investments.

    Society Better investment Development


    opportunities. opportunities for all.
    Levels Domain Outcome
    Individual Less chances of Fire Improved physical health

    Improved mental health


    and well-being

    Household Less expenditure on safety Better investment


    and after-incident costs opportunities

    Good Health
    and Well Being Community Improved community
    health and wellness
    Reduced risk of fires
    Reduced air pollution

    Improved community
    safety

    Society Women’s empowerment Better Quality of living

    Sense of Dignity
    Levels Domain Outcome

    Individual Increased empowerment. Increased mobility after


    dark.

    Improved standard of living.


    Household High safety. Safe environment to live
    in.

    Affordable and
    Community Increased community Quality of life.
    Clean energy safety.
    Reduced air pollution.

    Society Increased environmental Increased role of


    sustainability. environment in life.

    Increased reliance on
    renewable energy.
    Levels Domain Outcome

    Individual Increased educational Improved sense of


    achievement personal freedom.

    Increased ability to pursue


    educational opportunities.
    Reduced
    Inequality
    Household Increased productivity. Higher disposable income.

    Community Increased empowerment. Mental wellbeing.

    Society Increased opportunities. Increased standard of


    living.
    Levels Domain Outcome

    Individual Less concerns over energy New applications


    usage

    Household More energy consumption Better opportunities


    Sustainable
    cities and Community Better access to energy New ventures and
    communities opportunities

    Society Improved environment Better quality of life


    sustainability
    Variables Quant / Qualitative Subjective/Objective

    Higher savings and disposable income. Quantitative Objective

    Improved standard of living. Quantitative Objective

    Growth of the economy. Quantitative Objective

    Development opportunities for all. Qualitative Subjective

    Improved physical health Quantitative Objective

    Better investment opportunities Quantitative Objective

    Reduced risk of fires Quantitative Objective

    Quantitative/ Increased mobility after dark.

    Safe environment to live in.


    Qualitative

    Qualitative
    Subjective

    Subjective

    Qualitative Reduced air pollution. Quantitative Objective

    Improved sense of personal freedom. Qualitative Subjective

    Mental wellbeing. Qualitative Subjective

    Subjective / New applications Quantitative Subjective

    Objective Increased ability to pursue educational opportunities. Quantitative Objective

    New ventures and opportunities Quantitative Objective

    Better quality of life Qualitative Subjective

    Improved mental health and well-being Qualitative Subjective


    1. No Poverty
    2. Good Health and Well Being
    Ranking of 3. Reduced Inequality

    SDGs 4. Affordable and Clean energy


    5. Sustainable cities and communities
      1 2 3 4 5 Net Weights Scores Net Scores
    Improved standard of living. 2 2 7 6 7 24 15 7 105
    Safe environment to live in. 9 6 8 2 3 28 10 6 60
    Improved overall well being 4 4 6 5 10 29 9 7 63

    Development opportunities for all. 7 11 4 10 1 33 9 5 45


    Mental health. 5 3 2 8 15 33 8 8 64
    Better investment opportunities 6 10 3 14 2 35 7 7 49
    Higher savings and disposable income. 1 13 5 1 16 36 6 8 48

    Better quality of life 15 8 9 4 5 41 6 7 42


    Improved physical health 11 1 12 7 12 43 6 5 30
    Reduced air pollution. 16 5 16 3 4 44 5 3 15
    Increased ability to pursue educational 14 16 1 9 9 49 4 5 20
    opportunities.
    Growth of the economy. 3 12 13 13 11 52 4 6 24
    New ventures and opportunities 13 17 10 11 6 57 3 7 21
    Reduced risk of fires 10 7 17 12 13 59 3 6 18
    Increased mobility after dark. 8 9 14 15 14 60 2 8 16
    Improved sense of personal freedom. 17 14 11 16 8 66 2 5 10

    New applications 12 15 15 17 17 76 1 4 4
    Total score 100 634/1000
     Minimum Threshold limit – 450 / 1000

     Minimum Required Factors –


    Improved standard of living.
    Threshold Better quality of life
     Increased mobility after dark.
    brackets of Reduced risk of fires
    evaluation Safe environment to live in.
    Thank You!

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