cooking energy technologies Scaling-up efficient and clean cooking energy technologies Experiences by German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) Presentation at CSD14 Partnerships Fair, UN New York, 2 May 2006 Dr. Marlis Kees, GTZ Household Energy Programme (HERA) 10.11.2018

Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies Scaling-up Introduction GTZ Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies Scaling-up Contributions to MDGs Challenges 10.11.2018

Introduction GTZ We promote international cooperation which contributes to sustainable development throughout the world We implement commissions for the German federal government and other national and international public and private-sector clients. Ongoing projects 2,628 Partner countries 131 GTZ field staff 1,393 National personnel 6,971 999 Staff at Head Office 10.11.2018

GTZ worldwide as at 2004 10.11.2018 Development Cooperation Offices Russian Federation Kaliningrad Moscow Saratov Omsk Altay Novosibirsk Germany Belgium Ukraine Macedonia Serbia and Montenegro Croatia Kazakhstan Mongolia Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo Romania Armenia Uzbekistan Albania Bulgaria Azerbaijan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Dom. Rep. Tunesia Palestinian territories PR China Guatemala Honduras Marocco Jordan Afghanistan Haiti Nepal El Salvador Algeria Egypt Pakistan Nicaragua Saudi- Arabia United Arab Emirates Costa Rica Bangladesh India Mauretania Mali Niger Yemen Viet Nam Chad Thailand Colombia Burkina Faso Senegal Philippines Ecuador Nigeria Guinea Ghana Ethiopia Cambodia Cote d‘Ivoire Togo Cameroon Uganda Sri Lanka Peru Benin Dem.Rep.Congo Rwanda Kenya Brazil Burundi Bolivia Tanzania Indonesia Angola Chile Paraguay Zambia Malawi Zimbabwe Madagaskar Namibia Development Cooperation Offices GTZ Offices GTZ Project Offices with special duties GTZ Head Office Eschborn GTZ Berlin, Bonn, Brussels Mozambique Argentina Rep. of South Africa 10.11.2018

Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies Energy efficient and smokeless wood fuel stoves Stoves using green fuels (plant oils, ethanol) and solar cookers LPG and kerosene stoves Electric stoves Improved stoves have to be: convenient and modern efficient and clean and still affordable Wood fuel stoves will remain a major cooking technology 10.11.2018

one example of a clean and efficient fuel wood stove The Rocket Stove (www.aprovecho.com) 10.11.2018

Principle of Rocket Stove 10.11.2018

Mud Rocket Household Stoves Rocket Lorena Rocket Shielded fire 10.11.2018

Metal Rocket Household Stove 10.11.2018

Rocket Stove for large scale catering 10.11.2018

Scaling-up More than five million stoves are in use in Africa Lessons learnt: Massive and long term public sector support for Technology development Capacity building of producers Awareness raising and social marketing Integrated approach (from household to policy) Market oriented approach 10.11.2018

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Impacts of improved energy efficiency 10.11.2018

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International partners assisting in scaling up Public Donor Investment DGIS, BMZ EU, UNDP Lobbying WHO WFP GTZ Private Sector Investment Shell Foundation Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte Knowledge Management HEDON REPP Approvecho PCIA

National partners assisting in scaling up Lobbying Agriculture Food security Health Forestry Public Sector Investment Departments of Energy, Forestry, Agriculture, National donor supported programmes Private Sector Investment Tea Estates Anglo Platinum Knowledge Management NGOs Training & Research Organisations

Challenges Public sector support is needed for: Further technology development Capacity building of producers and salespersons Quality control (standards) Awareness raising and social marketing National biomass energy strategies 10.11.2018

Thank you www.gtz.de/HERA 10.11.2018