DelAgua and BURN Announce 1 Million Stoves Milestone DelAgua, which runs Live Well, Africa’s largest clean cookstove programme exclusively targeting rural communities dependent on traditional wood fuelled fires, has purchased one million stoves from Kenya-based manufacturer, BURN. BURN’s portable stove, which is the world’s most fuel-efficient rocket stove, was chosen by DelAgua to meet the…
The Sanctuary Podcast – The Gambia The Sanctuary today features a discussion with Ousman Badjie. Ousman is the country representative of DelAgua Group in The Gambia. In this first episode, they talked about DelAgua’s plan to distribute 125,000 cookstoves to women living in rural Gambia and the benefits of the ‘Live Well’ project. Listen to…
Sustainable Business Magazine: Live Well, Cook Better We are thrilled to be part of the latest edition of Sustainable Business Magazine (Issue 112, pages 10-13). The publication’s content is based around the three core components of sustainable business development; economic sustainability, environmental sustainability, and social sustainability. DelAgua’s Communications Director Kate Bruges spoke about our…
The Point – DelAgua Gambia Rolls Out Improved Cookstove to Rural Gambia From time immemorial, most African rural women used the traditional three stone cooking method in preparing their daily food; a process which is seen not only as challenging, but also time consuming. The process and drudgery involved from fetching firewood to the finish…
The Alkamba Times – DelAgua Distributes Environmentally Friendly Cookstoves to 300 Households in LRR DelAgua Gambia has distributed modern-day, healthy, and environmentally friendly cookstoves to 300 households in the Lower River Region of The Gambia as part of its ‘Live Well program’ partnership with the Government of the Gambia. The event, held on Monday, March…
The Gambia ‘Live Well’ Launch – March 2023 On the morning of March 20th 2023, Jara Soma town, in the Lower River Region, The Gambia was buzzing with excitement. The community had gathered to witness the launch of the Live Well programme, through which 125,000 improved cookstoves are to be distributed in rural Gambian communities…
