Replacing the traditional Lao stove with a new efficient version which delivers considerable emission reductions, reduces harmful smoke in the kitchen. This project has transformed the market.

Most families in Ghana cook with charcoal in a metal grate or ‘coal-pot’ that burns inefficiently. This project replaces the coal-pot with an efficient insulated stove, known as the Gyapa. Careful fuel consumption tests undertaken as part of the baseline study showed that the Gyapa reduces charcoal consumption by 25%.

This project has distributed nearly a million LifeStraw Family units in rural Kenya. These units will treat contaminated water and reduce the need to boil water with non-renewable biomass.

The Mulan wind farm generates emission reductions by reducing the amount of electricity that would have been generated by conventional fossil fuels.