eCook Tanzania Discrete Choice Modelling

The findings presented in this report would not have been possible without the dedication and enthusiasm of the twenty two households who diligently recorded data on everything they cooked for six whole weeks. Their willingness to experiment with new appliances and share their experiences created a rich learning opportunity. We are also grateful to the staff of TaTEDO, both those named as authors and the supporting staff, who helped reveal what really goes on in Tanzanian kitchens. Finally, we thank the donors, UK Aid (DfID) via Innovate UK for partial funding and the directors and shareholders of Gamos who matched the funding for the benefit and public good of Tanzania. Additional analysis was carried out under the Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) programme, also funded by UK Aid.

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