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Biogas Stoves Compared to Other Cooking Methods

An infographic that compares traditional wood cooking fires with other available cooking methods including biogas. Clean Cooking InforgraphicDownload

Introduction:In the search for sustainable energy solutions, biogas has emerged as a promising source. Biogas units, or biogas digesters, are key components in the conversion of organic waste into renewable…

Cooking using a typical 3 stone fire Nakuru

Traditional 3 stone wood fires have long been a common method of cooking in Kenya, but they come with a range of dangers that affect both the environment and the…

Donations made to the Rotary Foundation in Australia are tax deductible. For Rotary members this also counts toward your Rotary Foundation giving.

Donations to the Foundation Global Grant cannot be accepted until the Global Grant is approved. Your Pledges can assist us to work out the available funding for the Global Grant.

Pledges to the Biogas for Nakuru Global Grant may be made by filling out the Pledge Form. Click HERE.

When the Global Grant is approved you will be contacted with instructions on how to make your donation directly to the Rotary Foundation and the Global Grant.

Donations of any amount can always be made to the project at anytime.

For the Global Grant these donations will be collected by the Rotary Nomads and held until the grant is approved. The donation will then be sent to the Rotary Foundation Biogas for Nakuru Project in your name.

Direct cash donations to the project can be made at anytime. The Rotary Nomads will send the donations to the Rotary Club of Nakuru in lots of US$1050 for the construction of a biogas unit.

Note: These direct donations to the project may not be tax deductable in Australia.

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