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Mitigating GHG emission through modern, efficient and climate friendly clean cooking solutions (CCS)

by Green Climate FundNepal

Imported from IATI · publisher data as of Jul 1, 2026

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Oct 7, 2021 – Dec 13, 2027

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To implement this project, there is a need of measurable effort from stakeholders such as from Government levels, private companies, media and civil society, etc. from demand side and private sector for supply side.The overall implementation of this project can be devised with five components: Component 1: Contexualization, baseline identification and R&D: i. Baseline studies, cost-benefit analysis and dissemination to the relevant stakeholders ii. Preparation of database management of the technologies to be promoted iii. Piloting of new and appropriate clean cooking technologies of Tier-3 and above, and the innovative business model Component 2: Promotion and deployment of clean cooking solutions by: i. Implementing one million Tier-3 and above stoves, 45000 Biogas and 70,000 electric stoves to the community specially focusing to Terai area. Priority will be given to the electric cooking above others. ii. Supporting to supply chain industry such as pellet industry, manufacturing companies to maintain the sustainable supply chain in the market. iii. Enhancing affordability of the end users by reducing price of technology and fuel; integration of innovative consumer financing models. iv. Linking clean cooking solution promotion activities with financing, micro-credit and income generation activities. v. Enabling access to finance for increasing investment by the private sector through challenge fund mechanism or viability gap fund mechanism as well as making enabling environm…

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Green Climate Fund · Multilateral
Countries
Nepal
Sectors
Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency
Focus
Climate mitigation · Main focus
Funded by
Green Climate Fund
Implemented by
Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (Nepal)

Published by Green Climate Fund to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 1 Jul 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-41317-FP172.

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