
The gift of cooking with the safe, clean energy of the sun
Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya is hot, windy, and barren. With regular outbreaks of disease caused by unsafe drinking water and a lack of nutritional food, living in Kakuma can feel hopeless. Women in the camp are often forced to sell their precious food rations for cooking fuel. If they dare to make the journey to collect firewood, they risk rape or violence.
We are grateful to our donors who have continued to help us spread solar cooking as a smart, sustainable solution.
In addition to our direct services, SCI is working to promote solar cooking as an adoptable solution, globally. While in Kenya, SCI brought your voice – the voice of solar cooking – to the United Nations Environmental Assembly in Nairobi to advocate for solar cooking as a sustainable solution. Together, we are educating key global decision makers on the power of solar cooking, so it can be included in plans worldwide.
With you, SCI is leading and growing the global solar cooking movement and making your impact go further. Thank you for continuing this important journey alongside us.
P.S. Want to hear more about Alan’s experience in Kenya and what good you brought to the people we met there? Read more in Alan’s travel blog, here: https://www.solarcookers.org/about/blog/alans-journal-kakuma