Crowdfunding Campaign

Solar Kitchen

Cooking with the Right Energy

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The women in Cacula, Huíla, work hard to grow food and support their families and community.

However, without electricity, they struggle to effectively produce and store their harvests, such as pumpkin and sweet potato, resulting in lost opportunities to thrive.


Through the Solar Kitchen: Cooking with the Right Energy campaign, UNDP Angola aims to provide solar-powered kitchens, along with better conditions, such as improved access to water and equipment to enhance production, transform crops into market-ready goods, and preserve food and products.

With your support, we can create sustainable income opportunities for the women-led cooperative, starting with Cacula as the pilot and extending to other communities across Angola.
 

This UNDP initiative, in partnership with other African countries, is part of the Switch it! – The Power of the Right Energy campaign. 

How Your Donations Could Transform Lives - Starting with the Cacula Pilot

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Women

will have better working conditions in the kitchen with access to clean energy, increasing the efficiency and productivity of their activities.

78

Families

depend on crop productivity for their livelihoods. By strengthening the kitchen, they will be able to generate more income.

468

People

will benefit directly from access to clean energy in the region, considering the average of 7 members per family, as well as students from local schools.

~250%

Agricultural Production

Based on the results of access to energy in other regions, agricultural production has a growth potential of approximately 250%, resulting in greater sustainability in the communities.


 

Be part of the transformation!

Women in Cacula need your support for small changes that can transform their lives. Join us in creating opportunities that improve the well-being of the community and allow their families to thrive.

 

How It Started


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UNDP Angola has embraced a portfolio approach based on systems thinking, recognizing that "the world is complex and reality presents several interlinked development challenges. This portfolio approach focuses on coordinated actions across themes like green transition, agricultural value chains, and digitalization to "change the configuration of the system into an improved configuration.

The "Solar Kitchen" initiative exemplifies this system approach, aiming to holistically tackle barriers to sustainable, economically empowered communities in Angola.

Through partnership and collaboration, UNDP Angola is learning to adopt a new way of thinking, planning, and acting upon the complexity of development.


 

 

 

Do your part!

  • Donate: Join us and support the installation of solar energy in Cacula's community kitchen

    Donate now!

  • Share Our Cause: Spread the word about this initiative on your social networks to maximise its reach.
  • Follow the Progress: Keep up with the campaign and see the positive impact of this transformation.

 

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