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Iman Haqiqi,Zhan Wang,Uris Lantz C. Baldosy displaced and so negative health impacts, which mainly fall on women, continue and are neglected by health professionals..We argue that ethnography can complement quantitative and rapid qualitative research methods to better inform policy and practice by unpacking the complex social factors, such as culture, which restrict modern energy use.

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