DelAgua collaborated with the Clean Cooking Alliance to contribute to their vital new report published today : Accelerating Clean Cooking as a Nature-based Climate Solution, which examines how investing in clean cooking practices is key to achieving global climate and development goals – and to advancing nature-based solutions and conservation. This offers the first comprehensive look at how clean cooking is a critical nature-based solution to fight the climate crisis while protecting people and our planet.
The DelAgua Tubeho Neza project is featured (pages 30-31) , demonstrating how the provision of stoves to Rwanda’s rural poor is cutting wood use for cooking by 71%, reducing deforestation, protecting reforestation and so preserving vital ecosystems and wildlife habitats including that of Rwanda’s endangered Mountain Gorillas.
