In what ways is this project unique and creative? Edit

This project is unique because the technology creates several uses.

What is the social value of this project? Edit

In villages without electricity, the biodigester’s system can produce biogas that provides gas for women to cook and biogas lamp light for children to study.

What is the potential of this project to expand and develop? Edit

This initiative has the strong potential for expansion because it responds to a real need within the populations, especially in rural areas and peripheral cities that faces issues of energy, environmental degradation, lack of firewood, etc.

First developed in Asia and Latin America (Bangladesh, Cambodia, Equador, Honduras, Indonesia, Laos, Nepal, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Peru, Salvador, Vietnam), biodigesters have shown their importance and are now used in Africa, in particular in our country.

The biodisgester is, therefore, expandable due to its low cost (has at least 2 to 3 heads of cattle or 6 to 8 heads of hog and at least 25 kg of animal waste daily), multiple benefits (cooking, electricity, livestock, etc.), is easy to install, and women no longer have to collect wood.

What was the triggering factor of this project? Edit

Observations:

- environmental pollution due to animal waste from livestock production
- massive desertification of which cutting firewood is a main cause
- the plight of rural women who must carry heavy household loads

Therefore, this technology without a doubt helps improve the plight of women, effects on climate change and protects the environment from degradation.

What is the business model of this project? Edit

Using the biodigester can help increase the sustainable production of agro-livestock and fight against household poverty. As a renewable energy source, it is a key sector for development.

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