Control Bulk: Climate Finance and Cooking Facilities

control bulk: Yet traditional forms of climate finance are not working, according to The Guardian. The result, according to the report from the International Institute for Environment and Development , is major bottlenecks in funding for many small-scale renewable energy services such as solar home systems, mini-grids and clean cooking facilities. It is estimated close to $50bn a year is needed to achieve universal access to electricity and clean cooking facilities by 2030. For the multilateral lenders and UN agencies which control the bulk of climate finance, decentralised projects are just not as bankable , says Neha Rai, a senior researcher at IIED and co-author of the report. Gyapa Enterprises supplies low-income west African households with alternative technologies. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Atsu poses with a Gyapa cookstove. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.