Need for Regular Assessments of Clean Cooking Programs

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• Elaborating, he said that more than 33,000 people die each year from diseases associated with household air pollution caused by cooking, with women and children bearing a disproportionate burden.
• Emphasizing on the matter, he stressed the need for regular assessments of clean cooking programmes to measure their sustainability, identify emerging challenges and develop stronger strategies to accelerate the.
• ZANZIBAR: THE former Minister for Energy, Doto Biteko, has said that it is vital for the country to sustain the progress made in expanding access to clean cooking energy as continued reliance on polluting fuels.
• Speaking during his participation at the panel discussion on “Tanzania’s Strategic Leadership in Accelerating Sustainable and Inclusive Energy Transition” during a Clean Cooking Energy Dialogue organised by the Mwanamke.
• Biteko, who is now Bukombe MP, noted that the establishment of the National Clean Cooking Energy Strategy was part of President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s efforts to give the agenda greater priority while warning that.