Biomass is one of the important renewable resources because it is obtained from organic materials such as plants, agricultural residues, animal waste and other biodegradable substances. Its importance is increasing day by day because it provides energy while reducing dependence on fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum and natural gas. Biomass is also closely connected with society, culture and gender because the collection, use and management of biomass often involve women and rural communities. In rural areas, biomass has traditionally been used as a source of household energy. Firewood, cow dung cakes, crop residues and dry leaves are commonly used for cooking and heating. For example, in many Indian villages, cow dung is converted into fuel cakes, while rice husk, straw and sugarcane waste are used for producing energy. Modern technologies can convert these materials into biogas, biofuels, electricity and compressed