Sustainable Innovation

Showcasing Sustainable innovation: The Bottle House & its Impact

Efficient Cooking

Transforming Lives with the Save 80 Stove: Less Fuel, Less Smoke, More Savings

Customer Awareness

Educating Customers On The Benefits And Efficiency Of The Save 80 Stove

Partnership Exploration

BUCADEF Representatives Tour Our Center To Explore Collaborative Opportunities

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Save 80 Cooking Stove

Smarter, healthier and Eco-friendly cooking

The Save 80 Cooking Stove is a simple yet powerful solution designed to make cooking more efficeient, affordable, and environmentally friendly. By using up to 80% less firewood, this stove helps reduce deforestation while also easing the financial burden of fuel costs for families. Instead of relying on large amounts of charcoal or firewood, even small branches or collected sticks are enough to prepare a full meal. With significantly less smoke production, the stove also improves indoor air quality, reducing health risks associated with traditional cooking methods.

Beyond its fuel efficiency, the Save 80 Stove comes with a Wonder Box, a unique accessory that retains heat, keeping food warm for hours without the need for additional fuel. This is especially useful for families who cook once but need to keep meals warm throughout the day.

Priced at UGX 180,000, the stove is available with a flexible payment option, allowing households to start with a down payment of UGX 100,000. By adoption this stove, families can save money, time, and energy while contributing to a more sustainable future

Testimonials

What Beneficiaries say

We were tired of bathing in cold water and wanted to boil it whenever we could, but mum always said to leave the firewood since it’s for cooking food. Now that we have our stove, we shall collect a few pieces of firewood and boil our bathing water.

Nakawiki Flavia

After the institutional stove construction at the school, we started using it as instructed. […] We are no longer affected by heat and smoke and we are now more relaxed. We now cook once a day lunch and supper, dish out lunch and the rest is kept on the stove for supper. This gives us enough time to rest, which wasn’t the case before.

Bonny

The [little sun] lamp is very good, very bright. In fact, I move with it in my car. One day I attended a funeral in my village. As you know in villages, there is no electricity. I moved in with my lamp and everyone wanted to touch it. I gave it to them to use while serving food, and after it was hung in a central place for everybody to see. The mourners were so amazed by the brightness of such a small lamp, and in their compliments, they were like “the big man has provided light”.

Mr. Nsamba