The constitution commits TABICA to environmental conservation, climate change mitigation and economic opportunity within clean cooking value chains. Gender balance, youth participation and inclusion of persons with disabilities are part of that commitment.
Areas of focus
- Responsible use of biomass resources
- Women and youth participation in value chains
- Inclusive entrepreneurship and community awareness
Work with us
Contact the Secretariat to discuss member priorities or a proposed collaboration. Activities and opportunities are announced as they are confirmed.
Put participation into the design
A proposal is stronger when it explains who can participate and which barriers may prevent access. Consider how information is shared, the location and timing of activities, accessibility needs and opportunities for women and young people to contribute their experience. Ask participants about their needs instead of making assumptions.
Describe progress with evidence
Members and collaborators can identify a clear starting point, intended changes and a practical way to document learning. Explain the source and limits of environmental or livelihood claims. TABICA welcomes proposals that connect responsible resource use with meaningful participation; any project commitments and reporting arrangements must be agreed through the appropriate association structures.