Aims to distribute 500,000 Improved Cook Stoves in Zambia, reducing firewood consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and health risks while promoting sustainable cooking practices for 2 million individuals.
Zambia
500,000
Distribute 500,000 efficient, low-emission cooking stoves to benefit 2 million Zambians, reducing firewood consumption and emissions.
In a country where 95% of the rural and 60% of the urban population rely on wood-fuel, this project will improve indoor air quality, ease the cooking burden, especially for women, and promote a greener environment.
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 500,000 Improved Cookstove to benefit over 2 million individuals.
Reducing 21,261,630 tonnes of CO2 by disseminating Improved cookstoves.
