BASELINE
CAPE VERDE 2014
Strengthening improved Cookstove Access
538, 535
CONTEXT
Population
WEST AFRICA
ICS SECTOR
Population using solid fuels for cooking
There has been a mix-energetic wood/gas for 40 years and the wood collection counts for 85.5% of the total uses and households consume an average of 12 kg per day
72.5%
Rural population using solid fuels
People with capacities and know-how in the sector exist
62.5%
Access to clean fuels (% of population with access to electricity and gas)
Operators are mostly concentrated in Praia
Number of deaths per year from Household Air Pollution
Equipments are in majority imported
37%
Rural Population
31%
133
Reduce 30% of the consumption of wood,
â‚Ź 300,000 of annual turnover
saving 1500 tons of wood
RESULTS
RECOMMENDATIONS
The sector is to be built according
Capitalise previous experiences
to the size and the geography of Cape Verde
Clarify and refine expectations of the improved cookstove sector
The institutional frame has to be multisectorial, and not concern only the energy sector
Carry on a market study
The whole cooking environment has to be taken in account to propose a solution
Identify potential actors and partners according to the sector model
300 000 unit can be disseminated
GOALS
over 10 years
Analysis of the ICS Adoption by end-users (linked to the tests) Reviewing the strategic plan for households energy (PNED) and defining an updated national action plan on domestic cooking
Testing energy efficiency of the ICS
PARTNERS OWNER Department of Energy of the Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Energy in Cape Verde
Ecowas Center for Renewable Energy And Energy Efficiency (ECREEE)
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