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The Darfur Stoves Project, based in Berkeley, CA, was founded in 2005 by a team led by Ashok Gadgil from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Witnessing the challenges faced by displaced families in Darfur, they designed the Berkeley-Darfur stove, a fuel efficient and cost effective solution tailored to the needs of refugees. Since its inception, the Darfur Stoves Project has distributed over 15,000 stoves to those in need, with a goal of providing hundreds of thousands more to support sustainability and livelihoods in the region. Generated from their available business information

International Rivers Network (IRN) is dedicated to protecting rivers and defending the rights of communities that depend on them. The organization opposes destructive dams and promotes sustainable alternatives for meeting the needs of water, energy, and flood protection. Through campaigns and publications, IRN engages communities worldwide in advocating for river conservation, social justice, and improved flood management practices. Their efforts include organizing actions against detrimental development projects and raising awareness of the impacts of dams on local populations and ecosystems. Generated from the website