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{{GBE ProjectDB
|GBE project name=Biogas Saves Women Time and Fosters Their Independence
|GBE organisation=Vert-Monde
|GBE date start=2022-04-01
|GBE date end=2023-04-01
|GBE project description=By using biogas for cooking, women and girls have more time for other productive activities or to go to school. They can also process food with biogas and thus generate their own income. This considerably strengthens the position of women in the families and in the village. Another useful product of a biogas plant is high-quality biofertiliser.
Farmers can use it to increase the productivity of their fields and they will no longer be forced to deforest more land for sufficient yields. Nature around Kontoubarou can regenerate. Therefore, the project implemented by the local non-governmental organisation Vert-Monde seeks to build a biogas plant, a storage room for the biomass and a room for management and food processing activities. The required biomass comes from nomadic cattle herds, which pass Kontoubarou, local livestock and food scraps. A three-person administrativeteam takes care of collecting the biomass, feeding the digester and distributing the biogas and fertiliser fairly. Farmers bringing manure from their fields to the biogas plant receive a small compensation. Vert-Monde identifies 50 women, who, in their household, are responsible for cooking and processing of agricultural produce. Each one receives a gas burner and a bag to transport up to 1.2m3 of biogas home – enough for about four hours of cooking per day.

To cover the costs of administration and
maintenance, each woman pays a small fee for the biogas. Innovative is the choice of the direct target group being the 50 women, since they are the ones struggeling every day for
fire wood for their households. By providing them the alternative of usage of biogas, they can easily save time and engage in income generating activities. This setting is at once improving the livelihood of the 50 women’s households and reducing the pressure on the natural resources around the village. A further effect may be the stimulation of the
women’s social and financial independence. The success of the project is only possible through the sensitisation and facilitation of Vert-Monde on the ground. Sustainability is
achieved through strong, long-term community involvement in the management of the biogas plant.
|GBE financed=Small Projects Fund
|GBE category produse=Productive Use
|GBE category gender=Gender
|GBE countrySPF=Benin
|GBE locationSPF=9.13827, 2.59618
|GBE FS source=Wiki Upload
|GBE FS source Wiki=2020_25_Projectfactsheet.pdf
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 |GBE project name=Biogas Saves Women Time and  Fosters Their Independence
 |GBE organisation=Vert-Monde
-|GBE date start=April 2022
+|GBE date start=June 2022
-|GBE date end=April 2023
+|GBE date end=August 2023
 |GBE project description=By using biogas for cooking, women and girls have more time for other productive activities or to go to school. They can also process food with biogas and thus generate their own income. This considerably strengthens the position of women in the families and in the village. Another useful product of a biogas plant is high-quality biofertiliser.
 Farmers can use it to increase the productivity of their fields and they will no longer be forced to deforest more land for sufficient yields. Nature around Kontoubarou can regenerate. Therefore, the project implemented by the local non-governmental organisation Vert-Monde seeks to build a biogas plant, a storage room for the biomass and a room for management and food processing activities. The required biomass comes from nomadic cattle herds, which pass Kontoubarou, local livestock and food scraps. A three-person administrativeteam takes care of collecting the biomass, feeding the digester and distributing the biogas and fertiliser fairly. Farmers bringing manure from their fields to the biogas plant receive a small compensation. Vert-Monde identifies 50 women, who, in their household, are responsible for cooking and processing of agricultural produce. Each one receives a gas burner and a bag to transport up to 1.2m3 of biogas home – enough for about four hours of cooking per day.

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 |GBE locationSPF=9.13827, 2.59618
 |GBE FS source=Wiki Upload
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 Farmers can use it to increase the productivity of their fields and they will no longer be forced to deforest more land for sufficient yields. Nature around Kontoubarou can regenerate. Therefore, the project implemented by the local non-governmental organisation Vert-Monde seeks to build a biogas plant, a storage room for the biomass and a room for management and food processing activities. The required biomass comes from nomadic cattle herds, which pass Kontoubarou, local livestock and food scraps. A three-person administrativeteam takes care of collecting the biomass, feeding the digester and distributing the biogas and fertiliser fairly. Farmers bringing manure from their fields to the biogas plant receive a small compensation. Vert-Monde identifies 50 women, who, in their household, are responsible for cooking and processing of agricultural produce. Each one receives a gas burner and a bag to transport up to 1.2m3 of biogas home – enough for about four hours of cooking per day.
-To cover the costs of administration and maintenance, each woman pays a small fee for the biogas. Innovative is the choice of the direct target group being the 50 women, since they are the ones struggeling every day for fire wood for their households. By providing them the alternative of usage of biogas, they can easily save time and engage in income generating activities. This setting is at once improving the livelihood of the 50 women’s households and reducing the pressure on the natural resources around the village. A further effect may be the stimulation of the
+To cover the costs of administration and maintenance, each woman pays a small fee for the biogas. Innovative is the choice of the direct target group being the 50 women, since they are the ones struggeling every day for fire wood for their households. By providing them the alternative of usage of biogas, they can easily save time and engage in income generating activities. This setting is at once improving the livelihood of the 50 women’s households and reducing the pressure on the natural resources around the village. A further effect may be the stimulation of the women’s social and financial independence. The success of the project is only possible through the sensitisation and facilitation of Vert-Monde on the ground. Sustainability is achieved through strong, long-term community involvement in the management of the biogas plant.
 |GBE financed=Small Projects Fund
 |GBE category produse=Productive Use