UNITED FOR GREEN

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United For Green is committed to environmental sustainability and empowering women in Africa. 🍃 🌍

Empowering communities while saving the environment one

JOIN US – TOGETHER WE CAN BUILD
A GREENER FUTURE!

EXPLORE WITH US

United For Green is committed to environmental sustainability and empowering women in Africa. 🍃 🌍

Who We Are

United For Green is a non-profit organisation committed to environmental sustainability and empowering women in Africa through waste management, recycling and entrepreneurship.

BIO-CHARCOAL
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

What We Do

UFG has researched and developed a technology to produce bio-charcoal briquettes to help reduce anthropogenic pressure on forests, and the amount of greenhouse gas emissions.

The briquettes are made from a mixture of biomass (farm waste), which is then heated in an oxygen-poor environment to create bio-charcoal.

Our Mission

To produce and distribute high quality bio charcoal, which would enable families to fulfill their energy needs with minimal harm for the environment

To produce bio-charcoal in such a way, that would empower local communities, especially women in the underrepresented minorities.

To fully utilize the other beneficial qualities of biochar - like carbon sequestration, soil amendment and health improvement - and incorporate them into our initiative whenever possible

To diligently measure the impact our programme is producing and to always disclose the results of these measures in a transparent manner.

To always be on the outlook for new potential sources of life improvement for the developing communities and be ready to incorporate them into the existing model.

What Is Bio-Charcoal

Bio-charcoal describes any organic matter that has been carbonized (changed into carbon) under extremely high temperatures with little or no oxygen.

Any organic waste, such as coconut shells, bagasse, sawdust etc., can be carbonised using special TLUD furnaces to produce bio-charcoal.

After organic waste has been burnt and the briquettes have been made, the biochar can be burnt as a source of fuel, for example for cooking.

When bio-charcoal is burnt, it produces 50% of the carbon emissions that would otherwise have been created if charcoal was used.

Biochar is a much cleaner source of fuel and is a step in the right direction to help the issue of climate change and make our planet more green.

The more people that can start
producing and using Biochar, the better

Biochar is a better source of fuel for climate change. Using coal contributes to the heating up of our planet and global warming.

Economic

Cheap & affordable
Easy to Produce
Generates Income

Social

Reduces time and energy collecting firewood
Compatible with daily chores
Provides income generation opportunities

Health

No smoke
Reduced health risks
Safe to use indoors

Environment

No smoke
Low CO2 emissions Saves trees
Mitigates climate change
Contributes to managing farm waste

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