FAIR CLIMATE PROGRAMME FOR SUSTAINABLE HOUSEHOLD ENERGY (POA)
CLEAN COOKING
Project Overview
This project focuses on distributing improved cookstoves (ICS) across rural households in India to replace traditional wood stoves, reducing deforestation and improving indoor air quality. By enhancing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the initiative contributes to sustainable development goals.
Key Objectives
Promote cleaner cooking technologies and reduce reliance on traditional wood stoves.
Mitigate indoor air pollution, especially for women and children.
Support sustainable development through energy efficiency.
Project Details
Title:
Fair Climate Programme for Sustainable Household Energy (PoA)
Type:
Clean Cooking
Project Location:
Across India
Duration:
20 years Carbon
Standard:
Gold Standard
Methodology:
Simplified Methodology for Efficient Cooking (SMEC) v1.1
Certification Status:
Under various stages of design review and performance monitoring.
Partnerships and Stakeholders
Key Collaborators and Local Stakeholders:
FairClimateFund BV, FCF India Pvt. Ltd., Cadence, Greenway Grameen, ROSEI
Role of Community:
Active participation in adopting improved cookstoves and transitioning to cleaner cooking technologies.
Projects Impact
Alignment with SDGs
Community Impact
- Improves indoor air quality, reducing health risks for women and children.
- Enhances access to affordable and clean cooking technologies.
- Empowers women by reducing time spent on fuelwood collection, cooking and improving health outcomes.
Climate Impact
- Reduces deforestation by minimizing reliance on traditional wood stoves.
Projects Impact
Problems Addressed by the Project:
High levels of indoor air pollution and deforestation caused by traditional cooking practices.
Limited adoption of subsidized LPG due to accessibility and affordability challenges.
Implemented Solutions:
Distribution of ICS with 38% thermal efficiency.
Voluntary participation in selecting suitable cookstoves.
VPA 1
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,026
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
2nd Performance Review (Ongoing)
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
48,975 tCO2eq
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
9,795 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 2
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,003
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
1st and 2nd Performance Review (Ongoing)
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
49,365 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
9,873 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 4
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
3,900
LOCATION
Exhale-Palghar, Maharashtra, India
CERTIFICATION
1st Performance Review Completed
COLLABORATORS
Greenway Grameen
48,746 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
9,749 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 6
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
3,000
LOCATION
Bachat – Karnataka, India
CERTIFICATION
1st Performance Review Completed
COLLABORATORS
Cadence
40,110 tCO2eq
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
8,022 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 8
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,218
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
1st Performance Review (Ongoing)
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
42,465 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
8,493 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 9
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,095
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
1st Performance Review (Ongoing)
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
40,110 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
8,022 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 10
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,378
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
Preliminary Review
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
46,747 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
9,349 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
VPA 11
TOTAL IMPROVED COOKSTOVES DISTRIBUTED
2,378
LOCATION
Bachat – Odisha, India
CERTIFICATION
Preliminary Review
COLLABORATORS
FairClimateFund BV, ROSEI
46,747 tCO2eq
EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS OVER THE PROJECT PERIOD (5 YEARS)
9,349 tCO2eq
ANNUAL AVERAGE CARBON CREDITS
