Description

In Guatemala, a project was implemented to provide households with fuel-efficient cook stoves to replace their traditional open fires. The project aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by improving combustion efficiency and reducing fuel wood consumption. This initiative was open for public comment from October 4th to November 3rd, 2017, and received no comments. Key Highlights: - Improved cook stoves were distributed to households across the Republic of Guatemala - The use of fuel-efficient cook stoves replaced traditional open fires - The project aimed to reduce GHG emissions by improving combustion efficiency and reducing fuel wood consumption By distributing fuel-efficient cook stoves to households in Guatemala, this project has helped to reduce the amount of fuel wood consumption and the GHG emissions associated with non-renewable biomass and incomplete combustion. The project has made a significant contribution to the global effort to tackle climate change while improving the lives of local communities.