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UN-Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) highlighting Policies and strategies for bioenergy in Africa.Uganda’s and Tanzania’s Ministries of Energy, highlighting their national policies and strateg...

Three billion people (as depicted in the photo below) cook on open fire stoves worldwide and the effects are responsible for approximately 4 million premature deaths annually.Massive deforestation,...

Clean cooking champions using green and renewable energy sources such as solar power, biogas, and ethanol, drastically reducing the environmental impact. Without the heavy reliance on biomass, the ...

Clean cooking has the potential to transform the lives of women; in the home, the distribution of domestic duties continues to be weighted towards women and girls, world-wide. Cooking duties fallin...

Cooking with inefficient, biomass-fuelled stoves emits greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming. Biomass can also be harmful to the environment and local biodiversity if the fuel used i...

Open fires and burning kerosene indoors create dangerous air pollution. Inhaling the resulting smoke and fumes causes an increased risk of lung cancer, pneumonia, heart disorders and strokes for ho...