Cleaner kitchens, healthier lives: Ghana’s cookstove revolution gains ground
[RFI - Africa] - 10/08/2025
Ghana is stepping up efforts to move households away from firewood and charcoal, which are still used in 78 percent of homes and contribute to deforestation, indoor air pollution and carbon emissions. The government is promoting cleaner cookstoves as a safer, more efficient alternative.
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