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World Leaders Pledge $2.2 Billion For Clean Cooking In Africa

Over 60 countries, developments institutions and companies pledged on Tuesday May 14 a total of $2.2 billions to finance access to clean cooking solutions in Africa and reduce the collateral health ...
The Conversation

Four out of five people in Africa use wood for cooking: a transition to clean fuels would cut emissions and save lives, a model for Nigeria shows

Maria Yetano Roche has received funding from the German Federal Ministry of Research and Education, from the Heinrich Boell Foundation, and from the European Union research programmes. Temilade Sesan ...
Forbes

This Healthy African Cooking Solution Has Impacts Beyond Food Security

Nearly four in five people in Africa prepare their meals over open fires or traditional stoves, utilizing wood, charcoal and other polluting fuels, but moving towards clean cooking is hard when ...
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World Bank’s new outcome bond supports clean cooking initiative

The World Bank (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, IBRD) has priced its latest outcome bond, a US$200 million Clean Cooking Outcome Bond maturing on 31 March, 2032. The bond aims ...