The number of institutional improved cook stoves (IICS) that Simoshi plans to install in schools in Uganda.

children will benefit from this progam as will the kitchen staff in all these schools, who can now cook in a friendly and comfortable environment.

annual reduction in CO2 emissions. The subsequent financial transaction of the carbon credits pays off the initial cost of acquiring the IICS, plus all maintenance and running costs of the operation. Uganda Carbon Bureau provides expertise on carbon finance and access to the international carbon market through its registered ICSEA PoA.

The number of institutional improved cook stoves (IICS) that Simoshi will install during first phase of its project in boarding schools around Kampala, Uganda. The chosen technology is the rocket stove design, locally manufactured by Ugandan companies.

Schools covered as of Apr 2017.

KCCA supported schools covered of the 79 as of Aug 2017.

Grant awarded by the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) for Simoshi's project. Under the Clean Cooking Window's Renewable Energy Challenge Fund (RECF), UNDCF will be co-investing in Simoshi's project and efforts as it aims to close the communication gap on household clean cooking.

Number of new schools that will be targeted in 2018 on the back of a partnership with Centenary Bank. Schools will be able to access Energy4Impact's loan scheme (HIL) managed by Centenary Bank.