Environment
RIPPLE Africa is working with 20,000 homes on an integrated project, including compost pits, household tree planting, and providing RIPPLE Rocket fuel-efficient cookstoves. Read more about the integrated tree planting and cookstove project in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa has developed the RIPPLE Rocket fuel-efficient cookstove and is introducing it to many households in Nkhata Bay District, Malawi. The RIPPLE Rocket fuel-efficient cookstove provides a safe and economic alternative to the traditional three-stone fire. Read more about the RIPPLE Rocket fuel-efficient cookstove in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa is working with many chiefs and communities on a forest conservation project to preserve their forested hills in Nkhata Bay District, Malawi. Read more about the forest conservation project in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa has established a number of community tree planting projects in Nkhata Bay District, Malawi. To date, over three million trees have been planted in Malawi. Read more about the tree planting project in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa has established a number of community fruit tree nurseries in Nkhata Bay District, Malawi. Read more about fruit tree production in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa has helped to start a number of beekeeping clubs in Nkhata Bay District, Malawi. Beekeeping helps communities to conserve the forests and provides a valuable income. Read more about beekeeping in Malawi, Africa …
RIPPLE Africa receives many general enquiries asking about the natural environment in Malawi, Africa, and particularly about deforestation in Africa. To help people wishing to gain a better understanding of some of the complex environmental issues Malawi is facing, we have provided a page about the environment and deforestation in Malawi and, most specifically, the Nkhata Bay District where RIPPLE Africa is based. Read more general information about the environment in Malawi, Africa …
