The article discusses efforts by the Enabling African Cities for Transformative Energy Access (ENACT) project, in collaboration with ICLEI Africa and Energy 4 Impact, to improve clean cooking access in Freetown’s informal settlements. These settlements, like many in sub-Saharan Africa, rely heavily on burning biomass for cooking, leading to indoor air pollution and health risks.
Clean cooking in African informal settlements: Assessing scalable solutions in Freetown