This blog and inforgraphic present the results of a World Bank study on the decision-making journey towards adopting and using clean cooking solutions in Rwanda, Madagascar and Ghana.
This study investigated (1) What marketing messages are effective at increasing willingness to pay for a more efficient stove in rural Uganda; (2) What sales offers (e.g., free trial and time payments) increases willingness to pay and uptake; (3) What effects does ownership of an efficient stove have on the use of old and new […]
This is a cam[paign strategy to engender behavioural change and the increased uptake of clean cooking solutions in Kenya.
This blog assesses the opportunities of carbon finance to fill financing gaps for clean cooking, and highlights the integrity, reputational and regulatory risks associated with the sale of carbon credits.
This database presents materials and tools used in awareness raising and marketing campaigns from across the clean cookstoves and fuels sector.
Clean and Efficient Cooking Technologies and Fuels: Technological Innovation in Cookstoves and Fuels
This brief presents examples of the main technologies and fuels currently available for household, institutional and commercial use, recent advancements in research and design, as well as examples of different production strategies for stoves and fuels.
This handbook focuses on the following supply chain challenges in clean cooking: reorienting business model priorities, modeling available supply, prioritizing new markets, and assessing value chain sustainability.
This report highlights evdience on key unit economics drivers for clean cooking, with the aim to better articulate the value of clean cooking, reduce transaction costs, support actors across the ecosystem to capitalize on commercial and impact opportunities, and ultimately unlock more investment capital for the sector.
This study identifies gaps in clean cooking financing and recommends reforms to public funding for clean cooking enterprises, especially for research, development and demonstration (RD&D) and innovation, to mitigate risk for later-stage investors, as well as more effective data sharing.
This document introduces measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) approaches and recommendations as they apply to cooking energy interventions. It is intended for any professional involved in the planning, execution, or funding of clean cooking energy programs and projects that aim to reduce climate-harming emissions.