TABICA represents the interests of its members and advocates for policies, regulations and standards that support the development and adoption of clean cooking. The association provides a platform for dialogue; statutory approvals remain with the responsible authorities.
Areas of focus
- Gathering and communicating member priorities
- Dialogue with government and sector institutions
- Technical standards awareness and responsible business practice
Work with us
Contact the Secretariat to discuss member priorities or a proposed collaboration. Activities and opportunities are announced as they are confirmed.
Turn an individual challenge into a clear sector issue
Explain the process or requirement affecting your work, which organisations are involved and the practical effect on your enterprise or community. Separate your experience from assumptions, and include a dated source where one is available. Do not include confidential commercial information without permission.
A constructive association voice
The Secretariat can organise member input for consideration through the association’s governance structures. Clear descriptions help distinguish a request for information from a proposal for consultation or representation. Members should continue to seek current requirements directly from the relevant authority; a TABICA discussion or membership listing does not replace an approval, licence or product certificate.