BURN participated in the Clean Cooking Dialogue in Kizimkazi, Zanzibar, where we showcased our clean cooking appliances to key stakeholders, including Tanzania’s Deputy Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Dotto Biteko.
Our Country Manager, John Mtui, took part in a panel discussion where he talked about BURN’s commitment to transitioning Tanzanian households to clean cooking, including our investment in the local assembly of our ECOA Induction Stoves in Kawe.
The ECOA Induction stove reduces carbon emissions by 2-3.5 tonnes annually and utilizes cellular-enabled IoT technology for real-time electricity monitoring. BURN offers “Pay-As-You-Cook" payment plans, making induction cookstoves accessible to low-income households.
To date, BURN has brought clean cooking appliances accessible to ~ 200,000 households, with plans to expand this to 10 million households across the country.
Associate Director, Housing Systems
1moSo proud of all you have done Peter Scott BURN