Clean Cooking Reaches 42,500 Households Across Three Districts in Sierra Leone DelAgua’s Live Fyn programme has commenced the distribution of 42,500 improved cookstoves to rural households across three districts; Falaba, Tonkolili, and Kono in what is the programme’s most ambitious rollout to date. The campaign spans 61 distribution sites across 15 Chiefdoms, with the support…
A Decade of Transforming Lives – Musa Hakizimana I joined DelAgua in October 2014. Since then, I have had the opportunity to grow professionally while contributing to the implementation, development, and continuous improvement of DelAgua’s Tubeho Neza programme. When I first joined DelAgua, I started as a Health Supervisor, leading teams of Community Health Workers…
DelAgua Partners with Carbon Horizon to Expand into Uganda and Deliver Clean Cooking Solutions to Rural Households DelAgua, the world’s leading carbon project developer in clean cookstoves for rural sub-Saharan Africa, has announced its expansion into Uganda through a partnership with Carbon Horizon, a division of global energy company Union Energy. This partnership will bring…
DelAgua’s Rwanda Projects 3699 and 4150 Ranked Among Top 9% of Cookstove Projects Globally We are pleased to share that BeZero Carbon, one of the world’s leading independent carbon ratings agencies, has assigned a BBB rating to two of our Rwanda improved cookstove projects; VCS3699 and VCS4150. With more than 680 projects rated on the…
DelAgua on the Global Stage: Insights from Argus Asia and IETA European Climate Summit April has proven to be a significant month for DelAgua’s presence in the international carbon markets arena. With representatives attending two of the sector’s most closely watched gatherings, the Argus Asia conference in Singapore and the IETA European Climate Summit. The…
Impact of Improved Cooking Technologies on Socio-economic and Environmental Sustainability of Rural Households: A Case Study of DelAgua Health Rwanda, Tubeho Neza Project (2020-2024) in Kiyombe Sector, Nyagatare District. In many rural homes across Africa, cooking has long been associated with smoke-filled kitchens and health risks. Recent research conducted by Singoma Ronald and Dr. Denys…
