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Fresh financing boosts cookstove projects in Africa

Published 15:25 on July 20, 2022  /  Last updated at 20:16 on July 20, 2022  / /  Africa, Voluntary

A cookstove project in Africa expects to generate 3 million carbon credits over the next seven years after securing new funding, while two originators have deepened their involvement in a scheme in the region.
A cookstove project in Africa expects to generate 3 million carbon credits over the next seven years after securing new funding, while two originators have deepened their involvement in a scheme in the region.


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