Envirofit is a social enterprise that develops and sells clean cookstoves and other energy-efficient products for low-income households in emerging markets, with a mission to improve health, protect the environment, and empower women.
Founded in 2003 by Bryan Willson and Ron Bills as a research project at Colorado State University
Received early funding from the National Science Foundation and Shell Foundation
In 2007, launched the first Envirofit stove in India as a pilot project
Expanded to other countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America over the years
Has sold over 1.5 million stoves and impacted over 7 million lives as of 2021
Received recognition and awards for its social and environmental impact, including from the United Nations and the Clinton Global Initiative
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Envirofit is a social enterprise that develops and sells clean cookstoves and other energy-efficient products for low-income households in emerging markets.
Envirofit addresses the urgent need for clean cooking solutions in developing countries, where traditional cookstoves and fuels cause health problems, environmental degradation, and poverty traps. By reducing fuel consumption and emissions, Envirofit improves health, protects the environment, and empowers women.
The price of Envirofit stoves varies depending on the model, size, and location. However, they are designed to be affordable and cost-effective over time, as they reduce fuel costs and health expenses.
Envirofit products are sold through local distributors, NGOs, and online retailers in different countries. You can check the list of partners on their website or contact them for more information.
You can support Envirofit by buying their products, donating to their cause, or spreading the word about the benefits of clean cooking. You can also volunteer or partner with them if you have relevant skills or resources.