The Lituka project aims to provide households in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire with sustainable alternatives to current wood-energy practices by acting on one of the causes of anthropogenic pressure on the resource: demand for fuel.
The theory of change at the heart of the project is based on the conviction that a change in practices at household level can only be sustainable if the cooker production and marketing chain is structured and has the technical and financial capacity to scale up production and sales, and if markerting solutions and financial facilities are offered to the players in this chain.
National Partners
Ministry of the Economy and Finance
Implementing Partners
All financial information is available on the MPTF Gateway here.
US$ approved and transferred in November 2023
US$ spent as of 30 June 2024
structured sector in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire
households equipped in 3 years
improved cookstoves will be in circulation by 2032
tonnes of CO2eq will be avoided
Results
This project was launched in 2024. Results forthcoming.
Link to Google Drive - Lituka Cookstoves Project ROC
Link to Google Drive - Lituka Cookstoves Project ROC, 29 Aug 2024
29 Aug 2024