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Clean cooking refers to the use of modern and efficient technologies and fuels for cooking, with the aim of improving health, reducing environmental impacts, and enhancing overall well-being, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Traditional cooking methods, such as open fires and inefficient stoves fueled by solid biomass (wood, crop residues, and dung) or coal, can have significant negative consequences for health, the environment, and social development. Clean cooking solutions seek to address these issues by providing safer and more sustainable alternatives.
Clean cooking refers to the use of modern and efficient technologies and fuels for cooking, with the aim of improving health, reducing environmental impacts, and enhancing overall well-being, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Traditional cooking methods, such as open fires and inefficient stoves fueled by solid biomass (wood, crop residues, and dung) or coal, can have significant negative consequences for health, the environment, and social development. Clean cooking solutions seek to address these issues by providing safer and more sustainable alternatives.
Clean cooking often involves the use of improved cookstoves, which are designed to burn fuel more efficiently and reduce emissions. These stoves come in various designs, including rocket stoves, gas stoves, and electric induction stoves. They help reduce the amount of fuel needed for cooking and emit fewer harmful pollutants.
Clean cooking promotes the use of clean fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), natural gas, electricity, and biogas. These fuels burn more cleanly than traditional solid biomass fuels and produce fewer harmful emissions, such as indoor air pollution.
One of the primary motivations for clean cooking is the improvement of indoor air quality. Traditional cooking methods release harmful pollutants like particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and volatile organic compounds. Prolonged exposure to these pollutants can lead to respiratory diseases and other health issues, particularly for women and children who spend significant time indoors.
Clean cooking reduces deforestation and environmental degradation associated with the collection of firewood and other solid biomass fuels. It also helps mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions and black carbon, which contributes to the warming of the atmosphere.
Reduced Indoor Air Pollution.
Reduced Fire Hazards.
Reduced Deforestation.
Emits fewer greenhouse gases.
Reduced Workload for Women.
Better Cooking Experience.
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