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Zustand: Very Good. Very Good condition. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. A progressive agenda for HIV/AIDS mitigation. 2. Healing hands. 3. Towards a better tomorrow. 4. A business response to HIV/AIDS. 5. Inspiring rural development. 6. Creating value in rural India. 7. Banking on sustainable development. 8. Enabling bottom up development. 9. Solutions that touch lives. 10. Towards newer paradigms of development. 11. Driving road safety. 12. Spreading the light. 13. Assuming responsibility taking lead. 14. Promoting community health and welfare. 15. Creating value for society. 16. Committed to equality for all. 17. Laying the foundations of development. 18. Enabling community chemistry. 19. Empowering society. 20. Enabling communities achieve development. 21. Working for change. 22. Creating development models for rural India. 23. Nurturing development. 24. Gaming for HIV/AIDS awareness. 152 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Project team. 1. Organization of the energy sector. 2. Indian energy sector an overview. 3. Explanatory note for commercial energy balance tables. I. Energy supply 1. Coal and lignite. 2. Oil and gas. 3. Power. 4. Renewable energy sources and technologies. II. Energy demand 1. Agriculture. 2. Industry. 3. Transport. 4. Domestic sector. III. Forests 1. Forestry. IV. Local and global environment 1. Environment. 2. Global environmental issues. Glossary. Index. From the Preface As India aims to maintain its economic growth at a rate of about 9% and its people are set for rapid lifestyle changes the demand for energy particularly commercial energy is expected to rise rapidly. Energy use and its implications are a subject of growing interest and concern in the country today. The rich poor divide is quite evident in the patterns of energy consumption. Non commercial fuels are still predominant sources of cooking particularly in rural areas and have adverse effects on air pollution and human health. The Government of India in its Eleventh Five Year Plan has focused on increasing the availability and affordability of and access to various forms of cleaner energy. At the global level too countries and their governments are realizing the importance of moving towards sustainable use of energy to reduce the risks associated with climate change. Extensive use of fossil fuels for industrial development during the last century has been the largest contributor to carbon dioxide emissions. While this form of energy use is likely continue at least in the near future enhancing efficiency in generation and consumption of energy would be the main strategy for development with minimized greenhouse gas emissions. TERI takes pride in presenting the current edition of TEDDY (TERI Energy Data Directory and Yearbook) which provides updated information on the energy supply sectors (coal and lignite oil and gas power and renewable energy sources) as well as the energy consuming sectors (agriculture industry transport residential and commercial sectors). In addition topics such as forestry environment climate change and biodiversity have been dealt with in detail since these have implications for development in the energy sector. Each chapter is followed by a listing of important and relevant events/policy initiatives that have taken place during the year. For over two decades now TEDDY has been a much sought after reference document for information on energy and related issues in India. 542 pp.