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Berkeley, CA 94704
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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.

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