According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), household air pollution from cooking with solid fuels causes approximately four million premature deaths annually, making it one of the leading ...

As an MoH report indicates, although Kenya has made significant progress over the past decades in adopting clean energy, solid biomass remains the primary cooking fuel. "Only about 20 per cent of ...

Background and aims: Exposure to indoor air pollution due to burning of biomass cooking fuel and its association with respiratory infections is common in low income countries, but little is known ...

SustyVibes has launched the Naija CookWise campaign to promote the adoption of cleaner cooking fuels among one million women ...

Access to clean and efficient cooking fuel is essential for promoting good health, safeguarding the environment, and driving economic growth. However, traditional solid fuels like charcoal and ...