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Women and Fuelwood in Saru

For "Saving the Songwood: Global Consumption, Sustainability, and Value" in Ecomusicology Review Featuring: Comfort Sokogir In Saru, Ghana, firewood is needed every day for cooking, while the production of charcoal is a nationwide enterprise that offers Saru residents a secondary income source. Women are mostly responsible for firewood collection and charcoal production. This video follows one Saru woman, Comfort Sokogir, through the typical domestic tasks of cooking and firewood collection. For interviews with three Saru women about their involvement in, and the importance of, the national charcoal industry, click the link below:    • Useful Trees: Women and Fuelwood in Saru