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Clean Cooking Intelligence
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Global Clean Cooking Transition

2.1 Billion
People still cook with polluting fuels — wood, charcoal, coal, kerosene.
This is a health crisis, a climate emergency, and a solvable problem.

Global Access Gap — Regional Breakdown

Population without clean cooking access by region (millions)

Access Trend: 2010–2030

Population lacking clean cooking (millions). Dashed = projected.

Key Insights

Disease Burden from Household Air Pollution

Annual deaths by disease — 2.9M total (WHO 2025)

Mortality Comparison

HAP deaths vs. other major causes (annual, millions)

Health Impact Profile

Disease% of HAP DeathsEst. Annual DeathsBurden

Population Without Clean Cooking Access by Region

Millions of people · Access rate shown as % labels

Access Rate by Region (%)

Percentage of population with clean cooking access

Progress Trajectory

Millions without access, 2010–2030 projected

Regional Detail — Clean Cooking Access

RegionPopulation (M)Without Access (M)Access RateGap Severity

Black Carbon Contribution

Household energy share of global anthropogenic black carbon

CO₂ Abatement Potential

Clean cooking vs. other climate measures (Gt CO₂-eq/year)

Cooking Technology Comparison

Efficiency by Technology

Thermal efficiency (%) — higher is better, less fuel, fewer emissions

Technology Detail Comparison

TechnologyEfficiencyCost RangePower DrawEmissions Profile

Investment Gap

Annual need vs. current investment (USD Billions)

Summit Pledges vs. Disbursement

IEA Clean Cooking Summit (Paris 2024) tracking

Top Recipient Countries — Disbursement Share

Share of $740M disbursed across ~30 African countries by mid-2026

Distribution & Financing Models

ModelScale / ReachTypical TermsKey Players

7-Point Policy Framework