To promote these technologies to middle and low level farmers within the Kenyan communities on a sustainable level. Entrepreneurs earn profits from selling these technologies. Communities improve living standards by saving on fuelwood costs, time and reduced indoor air pollution. We promote Jiko Kisasa stoves, Rocket stoves to households, social institutions and for productive use. These stoves have been adopted by the communities and they are feeling the positive impacts of using the stoves.
Contact Information
Awareness creation for communities, private and public sector players. Trainings on stoves: technical, marketing and organisational development issues. Linkages to credit institutions. Target rural populations of the middle to poor economic status. We work with communities in designated areas in Kenya.
Our Experience And Interest In The Four PCIA Central Focus Areas
Communities give priority to having efficient stoves as they work and help reduce indoor air pollution.
Fuelwood stoves now reaching markets and many homes own stoves. Various players being trained on sustaining this market.
Done through Kenya Bureau of Standards. This is important as it ensures efficient stoves that do not emit dangerous gases are used.
Has helped reduced respiratory diseases and improved child mortality. Reduction in hospital bills for women and children.
Relevant Publications or Studies
None noted
Our Contribution to the Partnership
Best practice sharing Capacity development Skills sharing
