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Learn more about CCA’s approach, process, and activities to develop the Strategy.
CCA is leading the development of a Clean Cooking Systems Strategy to accelerate universal access to clean cooking by 2030 through applying a systems approach.
Stakeholders from across the clean cooking ecosystem have highlighted the need for a more coordinated Strategy to drive greater collaboration, transparency, and ambition toward the shared goal of universal access to clean cooking by 2030. In response to this call for action, CCA and Dalberg kicked off a system-wide strategy development process in June 2020. The ongoing initiative has involved over 250 stakeholders to date from within the clean cooking ecosystem and adjacent sectors.
The Strategy is driven and owned by ecosystem stakeholders. To learn more about the Strategy or to get involved, please contact the Strategy team at strategy@cleancooking.org.
Clean Cooking Delivery Units Network
CCA is partnering with governments in Africa and around the world to launch Clean Cooking Delivery Units.
Clean Cooking Ecosystem
The clean cooking system can be visualized as an ecosystem map that outlines the main actors involved, their key relationships, and the sub-systems they operate within.
Current Challenges
A number of current challenges are particularly important to overcome in order to unlock opportunities for system growth.
Systems Strategy Framework
Together with partners, the Clean Cooking Alliance has developed an emerging Strategy Framework for transforming the clean cooking ecosystem.
Emerging Initiatives
A set of Initiatives have been identified to drive sustained results over the coming decade, together unlocking a new trajectory for clean cooking to help deliver the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
Clean Cooking Systems Strategy: Horizon 1 Update
This document defines the underlying rationale for a set of immediate priority outcomes and action items that can build momentum in a first phase of transformation.
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