VOICED : Rubbish burning stove helps clean up

The video discusses an innovative cooking method in Kenya's Rift Valley, where rubbish is used as fuel for a stove, reducing reliance on charcoal and firewood. This method, developed by architect Jim Orchard and funded by the UN, offers benefits such as cost savings, faster cooking, and a cleaner environment. The Community Cooker has attracted global interest, with inquiries from various countries. While it cannot burn all materials, it effectively reduces plastic waste, benefiting both the environment and residents.

What challenges did Jim Orchard face while developing the community cooker?

What are the future plans for the community cooker model according to the Foundation?