TaTEDO will organize several training sessions, and arrange awareness raising workshops throughout the programme area. These activities are expected to lead to some of the following outputs: increased use of improved cooking fuels, efficient wood fuel stoves, promotion of the transition to modern energy sources, aforestation, improved livelihoods particularly for women (due to reduced health risk with more efficient stoves – less respiratory diseases from smoke), improved access to alternative energy sources, promotion of small scale business ideas, improved access to credit facilities etc.
The agreement was signed on 10th of December 2007, covering a period of 4 years, and support amounting to NOK 10 million (approximately US $ 1,2 mill.).