El libro analiza la situación de la población rural en Ecuador, donde el 37% carece de acceso a electricidad estable. A pesar del avance del programa de cocinas de inducción, que buscaba mejorar la infraestructura eléctrica, las expectativas han disminuido debido al aumento de gastos. El subsidio actual no es equitativo en comparación con el gas licuado.
Implementation of the induction stove project in the parish of Valle de la Virgen, Pedro Carbo, Guayas
The book explores the challenges faced by Ecuador's rural population, which constitutes 37% of the country and struggles with limited access to stable electricity. It highlights the government's induction stove program, a pioneering initiative aimed at providing surplus electricity and promoting sustainable cooking methods. However, the program's effectiveness has waned due to rising costs for rural residents and inadequate promotion resources, leaving it largely forgotten. The economic disparities in subsidies for induction stoves versus liquefied gas further illustrate the inequities faced by these communities.