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WOOD-SAVING cookstoves ARE HELPING ZAMBIA CUT FOREST LOSS

A UNDP-GEF partnership is promoting energy-saving stoves in rural communities in support of the government’s efforts to cut forest loss, clean up cooking, save lives and curb climate change

UNDP in Zambia
By UNDP in Zambia
August 16th, 2019
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Footnotes Story and photos by Moses Zangar, Jr./Communications Specialist, Environment Unit, UNDP Zambia. Cover photo: Loveness Walubita of Nkeyema District in Western Province.

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