The primary goal of the project was to fill knowledge gaps and map field emissions performance of cookstoves that have the potential to make large gains in fuel efficiency or lowering emissions of health-damaging and climate-forcing pollutants.
The aim to improved livelihoods through enhanced use and adoption of sustainable renewable energy technologies as a means to conserve the environment.
The aim of the engagement was to conduct a KPT data analysis for the Voluntary Gold Standard Carbon Finance Reference GS 500: “Darfur Efficient Cook-Stove Project” in the Sudan.
The activities included Project KPTs, Indoor Air Pollution and Stove usage monitoring for the PATH’s TRAction project in Kampala
The study aimed at determining Socioeconomic baseline data for households in Kasese, Energy baseline data for households including cooking, lighting, irrigation, heating, charging among others, Energy accessibility, Energy use for industrial purposes among others.
