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Contents
Foreword
Part
One: Introductory
Overview on Promotion of Sustainable
Energy
Consumption in the Residential Sector

1.1
Household Energy Consumption in the Asian and Pacific
Region:
Analysis
of Development Trends and Policy Implications
by
ESCAP secretariat

1.2
The Role of Consumer Organizations and Other Non-Governmental
Organizations
in Promotion of Sustainable Energy Consumption
by
Vo-Kyung Song, President (International), Citizens'
Alliance for Consumer Protection of
Korea,
Seoul, Republic of Korea

1.3
Recommendations
of Recent ESCAP NGO Meetings on Effective
Consumer
Information for Promotion of Sustainable Energy Use
by
ESCAP secretariat
Asia-Pacific
NGO Forum on Effective Consumer Information for
Sustainable
Energy Use, Seoul, 19-21 May 1999
North-East
Asia Forum on Effective Consumer Information for
Sustainable
Energy Use, Beijing, 21-23 March 2001
ESCAP/CACPK
Regional Forum on Effective Campaigning for
Energy
Efficiency and Sustainable Consumption, Seoul,
14-15
November 2001
Part Two:
Promotion of Energy Efficiency through Effective
Consumer
Information: Selected Issues and Policies
2.1
Promotion of National Legislation for Energy Conservation:
Advocacy
for
Market Transparency and Sustainable Development
by
Adrian J. Bradbrook, Bonython Professor of Energy Law,
University of Adelaide,
Australia;
former Chair of the International Union for the Conservation
of Nature Working
Group
on Climate Change and Energy

2.2
Promotion
of Energy Efficiency: An Overview on Energy Labelling
Programme
by
Jong-Duck Kim, Korea Energy Economics Institute, Kyonggi-Do,
Republic of Korea

2.3
Energy Labelling Programmes and Their Effective Implementation:
Perspectives
on Consumer Behaviour
by
Kwisun Huh, Senior Researcher, Institute of Environmental
Engineering, Hankuk
University
of Foreign Studies, Seoul, Republic of Korea

2.4
Perspectives
for Reduction of Standby Power Consumption in
Electrical
Appliances
by
Brahmanand Mohanty, Visiting Associate Professor, Asian
Institute of Technology,
Pathumthani,
Thailand
Part Three:
Best Practices of Energy Efficiency Campaigns

3.1
Raising Awareness and Participation of Manufacturers
and
Consumers:
Energy Winner Award Programme of the Citizens'
Alliance
for Consumer Protection of Korea
by
Jai-Ok Kim, President (Domestic Affairs), Citizens'
Alliance for Consumer Protection of
Korea,
Seoul, Republic of Korea

3.2
Consumers Organizations
and Their Role in Consumer Education:
Programmes
and Experiences of the China Consumers' Association
by
Ren Jing, Deputy Director, Consumer Guidance Department,
China Consumers'
Association,
Beijing, China

3.3
Comparative
Product Testing and Consumer Information Services
by
Connie Lau, Head of Research and Survey Division, Hong
Kong Consumer Council,
Hong
Kong, China

3.4
Profile of
Activities of the Energy Conservation Center of Japan
in
Enhancement
of Energy Efficiency in the Commercial and Residential
Sectors
by
Yukie Kawaguchi, Energy Conservation Center of Japan,
Tokyo, Japan

3.5
Promotion
of Glass Bottles Recycling for Energy Conservation:
Successful
Experiences of the Magic Eyes Project
by
Mattana Homlaor, Secretary General, Thai Environmental
and Community Development
Association,
Bangkok, Thailand
United
Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection
(as expanded in 1999)
Contributing
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