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Welcome to the website of the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air. To date, 341 partner organizations are contributing their resources and expertise to reduce smoke exposure from cooking and heating practices in households around the world. This collaborative effort is focused on four essential elements of effective and sustainable household energy and health programs:
  • Meeting the needs of local communities for clean, efficient, affordable and safe cooking and heating options;
  • Improving cooking technologies, fuels and practices for reducing indoor air pollution;
  • Developing commercial markets for clean and efficient technologies and fuels; and
  • Monitoring and evaluating the health, social, economic and environmental impact of household energy interventions.
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Featured Partners

Peru Ministry of Environment
Helping Andean community members implement improved cook stoves, and teaching them about how smoke affects their health and the environment.
International Lifeline Fund
Implementing fuel-efficient stove programs in Uganda, Darfur, Kenya and Tanzania since 2006.
Zamorano University
Initiating a regional Improved Stoves Certification Center in Honduras to evaluate stoves' efficiency and potential environmental and health impacts.