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Tuki Wasi Programme

Tuki Wasi, registered under Peru's own Article 6 national registry (RENAMI) in February 2026, described by UNEP-CCC as the first such registration in Peru for clean cooking, targets large-scale deployment of improved cookstoves nationally with a stated potential of 3.2 million tonnes CO2e a year in reductions.

Rural Peru, nationwide scaling potentialImproved cookstoveArticle 6 of the Paris Agreement; registered in Peru's National Registry of Mitigation Activities (RENAMI)
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Rural landscape on the outskirts of Cabanaconde at sunset, with a small bell tower and cultivated fields. Geographic context.Location context · Josep M. Gracia · CC BY-SA 4.0 · 2013 · Resized; display cropImage source ↗Licence ↗
OperatorMicrosol
EcosystemImproved cookstove
StandardArticle 6 of the Paris Agreement; registered in Peru's National Registry of Mitigation Activities (RENAMI)
StatusActive
LocationRural Peru, nationwide scaling potential
Overview

Inside the project

The Tuki Wasi programme promotes large-scale deployment of improved cookstoves (ICS) to replace traditional three-stone open fires.

The programme's coordination, ADMIRE, involved 12 core partners and 37 actors across the value chain.

3,200,000 tCO2e/yr
Potential reduction
12 partners
Core ADMIRE coordination partners
37 actors
Across the value chain

Objectives

  • Scale up improved cookstoves to replace three-stone open fires nationally
  • Register as Peru's first Article 6 mitigation activity

Approach

  • Microsol coordinates deployment through the ADMIRE partnership, registered under Peru's Article 6 national mitigation registry (RENAMI).

Sources

Inspect 1 source
  1. unepccc.org ↗https://unepccc.org/peru-registers-first-article-6-project-to-scale-up-clean-cooking/

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