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Efficient Cookstoves

Mejora de las condiciones sanitarias de los hogares y lucha contra el cambio climático

Rwanda
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Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

1. Fin de la pobreza

127,000 people benefit from reduced fuel costs

and hence more money to spend on other essential goods & services

3. Salud y bienestar

Better health in households  

thanks to reduced indoor air pollution

5. Igualdad de género

Benefits, such as more free time for women in their daily life    

as they are mainly responsible for cooking and collecting firewood

7. Energía asequible y no contaminante

31,000+ cookstoves distributed to households

providing an efficient and cleaner source for cooking 

13. Acción por el clima

198,000 tonnes of CO2e

reduced annually on average by reducing fuel use when cooking

15. Vida de ecosistemas terrestres

70% less firewood

needed compared to traditional stoves, relieving deforestation pressures

La solución

The replacement fuel-efficient stove will lead to a significant reduction in the annual usage of biomass for users. The improved stove has been designed to balance efficiency, safety, cost, stability and strength with a focus on using locally available materials.

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El impacto

By reducing the consumption of non-renewable wood and providing cookstoves with fuel savings, this project reduces the amount of greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. A decrease of deforestation has a positive impact on biodiversity. Households save money by having less fuel requirements for cooking the same amount of food and health is improved through the reduction of indoor air pollutants from cleaner cookstoves. The project also generates employment and income for people distribution and maintenance of the stoves, as well as training and employing community education staff.

Project ID: 302148
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