Energy Ministry hosts National Clean Cooking Policy Forum

The Ministry of Energy in Ghana recently organized the National Clean Cooking Policy Forum, aimed at promoting sustainable cooking solutions. The event focused on the need for a national clean cooking policy to replace traditional cooking methods that rely on wood and charcoal, contributing to deforestation and air pollution. Participants included stakeholders from various sectors, such as government officials, NGOs, and industry leaders, who discussed strategies for implementing cleaner cooking technologies across the country.

The forum highlighted the importance of creating a conducive environment for clean cooking initiatives through public awareness campaigns and partnerships with local communities. By adopting cleaner alternatives, Ghana can improve health outcomes, reduce environmental impact, and enhance energy security. The discussions emphasized the role of innovation in achieving these goals and encouraged collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure effective policy implementation. Overall, the event underscored Ghana's commitment to transitioning towards renewable energy solutions while addressing pressing issues related to health and environmental sustainability.