RWANDA PROJECTS

ICS project based in Nyabihu and Musanze Districts in North West Rwanda

This VPA involves the distribution of improved cook stoves into rural areas within   the Bugesera District, Rwanda. In addition to reducing deforestation through less   wood use, the project is also expected to have additional benefits for local   communities, such as reduced incidences of illnesses related to indoor air pollution   and smoke inhalation, improved employment opportunities, and less time and   money spent on firewood collection.

This VPA involves the distribution of improved cook stoves into rural areas within   the Bugesera District, Rwanda. In addition to reducing deforestation through less   wood use, the project is also expected to have additional benefits for local   communities, such as reduced incidences of illnesses related to indoor air pollution   and smoke inhalation, improved employment opportunities, and less time and   money spent on firewood collection.

This VPA involves the distribution of improved cook stoves into rural areas within   the Bugesera District, Rwanda. In addition to reducing deforestation through less   wood use, the project is also expected to have additional benefits for local   communities, such as reduced incidences of illnesses related to indoor air pollution   and smoke inhalation, improved employment opportunities, and less time and   money spent on firewood collection.

This VPA involves the distribution of improved cook stoves into rural areas within   the Bugesera District, Rwanda. In addition to reducing deforestation through less   wood use, the project is also expected to have additional benefits for local   communities, such as reduced incidences of illnesses related to indoor air pollution   and smoke inhalation, improved employment opportunities, and less time and   money spent on firewood collection.

This VPA involves the distribution of improved cook stoves into rural areas within   the Bugesera District, Rwanda. In addition to reducing deforestation through less   wood use, the project is also expected to have additional benefits for local   communities, such as reduced incidences of illnesses related to indoor air pollution   and smoke inhalation, improved employment opportunities, and less time and   money spent on firewood collection.