1. Visit the selected institution and negotiate terms of the project maintenance
Results: Several visits were made. During the visits we discussed with the management of the institution its in-kind contribution and role in the implementation and maintenance of the cookstoves.

2. Take GPS of the project location
Results: The GPS of the project location was taken. The following are height and coordinates of the location. The height is 37m above sea level and the coordinates are: 5o08? 33? N and 1o 16? 49? W.

3. Select and provide on the job training for artisan / women cooks.
Results: 2 artisans and 6 women cooks / kitchen staff of the institution were trained

4. Construct the institutional cookstoves in Wesley Girls School
Results: 5 cookstoves: 2 stainless cooking pots, 2 aluminum round bottom pots, 1 fish smoker have been constructed.

2 artisans and 2 kitchen staff of the institution were trained
3 cookstoves: 1 custom-built stove for the Bekwai Palm Kernel Women Association and 2 institutional cookstoves (1 stainless and 1 aluminum round bottom pot ) constructed.

In general terms the project contributed to improved air quality of the working environment of two second cycle institutional kitchens and the working places of the 50 women engaged in palm kernel oil processing and fish smoking. The project promoted five (5) new technologies in institutional and commercial cookstoves as alternatives to open fire stoves. It trained 30 cooking women to successfully decrease the use of biomass as an energy sources from 10,000kg to 2500kg per institution per year. In general the project promoted renewable energy for all and health improvement for 80 women through efficient institutional and commercial biomass clean cooking devices.