Nicaragua Cookstove & Reforestation Programme (with Proleña)

Trees, Water & People has partnered with Nicaraguan organisation Proleña since 2000 to plant trees, design, manufacture and distribute clean cookstoves, and promote renewable energy and resource efficiency, operating a stove manufacturing facility in Managua alongside reforestation work.

Nationwide; cookstove manufacturing facility in Managua; reforestation in Jinotega Department and La Paz CentroManufactured clean cookstovenone stated (uncertified)
OperatorTrees, Water & People, with Nicaraguan partner Proleña
EcosystemManufactured clean cookstove
Standardnone stated (uncertified)
StatusActive
LocationNationwide; cookstove manufacturing facility in Managua; reforestation in Jinotega Department and La Paz Centro
Overview

Inside the project

The programme's purpose is to plant trees, design, manufacture, and distribute clean cookstoves, and promote renewable energy and resource efficiency.

Its own materials cite 3,795,504 trees planted, four tree nurseries established, and 1,500 coffee farmers transitioned to spice agroforestry; no carbon-registry certification was found for the cookstove side.

3,795,504 trees
Planted
4 nurseries
Established
1,500 farmers
Transitioned to spice agroforestry

Objectives

  • Manufacture and distribute clean cookstoves nationwide
  • Reforest the Dry Corridor and support agroforestry transition

Approach

  • Trees, Water & People and Proleña jointly manufacture cookstoves at a Managua facility and run reforestation work in the Dry Corridor.

Sources

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  1. treeswaterpeople.org ↗https://treeswaterpeople.org/nicaragua

Documented by one public source so far.

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