Distributing 250,000 fuel-efficient stoves to rural and semi-urban households in Nepal, cutting firewood use and emissions while improving health and easing the cooking burden, especially for women.
Nepal
250,000
Provide 250,000 fuel-efficient stoves to rural and semi-urban households, reducing firewood use and emissions.
Improve health conditions, conserve forests, and alleviate cooking burden, especially for women. Address widespread use of traditional biomass stoves, introducing energy-efficient alternatives to reduce environmental and social burdens.
The implementation of the Improved Cook Stoves (ICS) project in Zambia is expected to have significant positive impacts and benefits.
Reduction in indoor air pollution in rural households.
Reduction in time for unpaid domestic work for women.
Distributing 250,000 Improved Cookstove to benefit over 2 million individuals.
Reducing 80,96,475tonnes of CO2 by disseminating Improved cookstoves.
