DGB and AIAT, focus to manufacture and distribute efficient cookstoves to people by providing them with efficient, locally-manufactured stoves in this project.
Each energy-efficient stove saves 25 Tons of CO2 emission when compared to conventional, open fire cooking. The reduction in wood use can effectively reduce this source of deforestation, allowing afforestation or conservation projects to be more effective.
The reduction in wood use can effectively reduce this source of deforestation, allowing afforestation or conservation projects to be more effective.
At a domestic level, the use of an energy-efficient stove has a significant, positive impact. It improves their health and overall development of cleanliness and wellbeing.
Ton CO2 To Be Captured
Cookstoves
The negative health impacts of cooking with wood or charcoal (as well as fuels such as kerosine) are felt by millions globally. Household air pollution, resulting from these practices, results in a premature mortality rate of an estimated four million people annually.
Each energy-efficient stove saves 25M+ tonnes of CO2 emissions when compared to conventional, open fire cooking. The reduction in wood use can effectively reduce this source of deforestation, allowing afforestation or conservation projects to be more effective.
The decrease in the amount of carbon dioxide released by the fires into the atmosphere with the wood and coal used as the main fuel source by the local people has also positively affected the daily life of the people of the region.
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural conversion process.
Sustain local and regional water quality by limiting nutrient and sediment inputs to local waterways which result from the conversion of forest land to agriculture.
Conserve fast disappearing streams, wetlands, and forest ecosystems.
Undertake local consultations and develop community projects.
Protect local flora and fauna
We are a project developer of high quality large-scale carbon and biodiversity projects accredited by third-parties.
We’re striving to safeguard the natural world, helping people live more sustainably and take action against deforestation and desertification.