SCI facilitated a gender-focused discussion on designing solar cooking programs that prioritize women’s leadership, safety, and economic empowerment in climate-vulnerable regions.

SCI presented models for low-cost solar cooker manufacturing in regions facing severe deforestation pressures.

Showcasing inclusive clean cooking solutions from India, Indonesia, and Central Africa that advance the clean energy transition, empower women, and accelerate progress toward the SDGs.

This session highlighted people-centered clean energy transitions and the importance of integrating solar cooking into national and regional climate strategies, especially for vulnerable communities.