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June 2014
Mark Simpson, Managing Director, CO2balance UK Ltd
Welcome to the June edition of our newsletter, having just returned from a successful trip to Carbon Expo in Cologne it was great to catch up with our ICROA partners and the wider business community. Work has not stopped at CO2balance all year with the team doing some great work. Congratulations to the IT team for launching the newly redesigned website (www.co2balance.com). Our project development team have been working on some really interesting opportunities throughout East Africa and we are now starting to make progress in Bangladesh. Please take a look at the projects updates below if you would like further information about any of these projects or potential partnerships please get in touch.
Mark
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Women's Improved Cookstove Project in West-Kisumu
It has taken a while since Carbon Zero Kenya created a small-scale improved cook stove manufacturing enterprise in the district of West Kisumu in Kenya. Just to offer an overview of the project, the project will take place over the course of six months, during which time, local female artisans will be trained by CZK to build and sell 900 energy-efficient bucket stoves.
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Baseline Training in Nakuru with World Vision
On Thursday 8th May, CO2balance travelled to the World Vision office in Wema, Nakuru to train 30 local data collectors in conducting baseline kitchen surveys and kitchen performance tests for the World Vision Gold Standard Cookstove VPAs in Wema and Mogotio; both VPAs will be included under CO2balance's recently registered GS1366 Micro Energy PoA and aim to facilitate access to improved cookstoves through existing micro finance institutions and designated community groups.
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Safe Water Project in Malawi with Concern Universal
The projects in question aim to provide safe water to households in rural Malawi through a programme of borehole repairs and drilling followed by a preventative maintenance programme to ensure they continue to provide clean water to communities for the entire 7 year life time of the project.
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