BIOMASS COOKSTOVE PROJECT IN JHARKHAND

CLEAN COOKING

Project Overview

This project targets socially deprived communities in Jharkhand, India, to replace inefficient traditional cooking stoves with improved cookstoves (ICS). The initiative aims to mitigate indoor air pollution, reduce health risks, and support sustainable development through enhanced energy efficiency.

Key Objectives

Replace traditional stoves with improved cookstoves to reduce health and environmental risks.

Improve the well-being of women and children affected by indoor air pollution.

Promote sustainable and efficient cooking technologies.

Project Details

Title:
Biomass Cookstove Project in Jharkhand

Type:
Energy Efficiency-Domestic (Improved Cookstoves)

Project Location:
Jharkhand, India

Duration:
10 years

Carbon Standard:
Verra – Verified Carbon Standard

Methodology:
VMR0006

Certification Status:
1st Verification Completed (Period: 01/09/2020 to 31/03/2023)

Partnerships and Stakeholders

Key Collaborators and Local Stakeholders:

SIDHA, FCF India

Role of Community:

Active participation in adopting improved cookstoves for cleaner and more efficient cooking practices.

Projects Impact

Annual Impacts (Key Metrics)

5839

TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED

138,060 tCO2eq

EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS

13,806 tCO2eq

AVERAGE ANNUAL
CREDITS

Over the project period

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Alignment with SDGs

Community Impact

  • Reduces indoor air pollution, improving health outcomes for women and children.agriculture.
  • Reduces time spent on fuelwood collection, empowering women and children.
  • Benefits marginalized households by providing clean and affordable cooking solutions.

Climate Impact

  • Reduces deforestation by replacing traditional stoves with energy-efficient alternatives.

Challenges & Solutions

Problems Addressed by the Project:

Health risks caused by indoor air pollution from traditional cooking stoves.

Environmental degradation from deforestation.

Implemented Solutions:

Distributed improved cookstoves tailored to community needs

Conducted community training programs to promote adoption and proper usage of ICS.