A Knowledge Gap That Costs Lives
Across Sub-Saharan Africa, 1 billion people still rely on traditional charcoal and firewood for cooking. The problem is not simply a lack of resources—it is a lack of knowledge about sustainable alternatives. Families continue using methods passed down for generations, unaware that cleaner, more affordable options exist.
815,000 people die annually from indoor air pollution caused by dirty cooking fuels. Many of these deaths are preventable—not through technology alone, but through education that changes behavior at the household level.
You cannot solve a generational problem with a transactional solution. Real change starts with understanding.

