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Refugees in Sudan reap benefits of clean cooking energy A switch to ethanol reduces risky trips in search of firewood, slows deforestation and creates healthier home environments for refugees in White Nile state. Alisa, 35, cooks on the family s new ethanol stove as her children look on outside their compound in White Nile state, Sudan. © UNHCR/Vanessa Zola By Sylvia Nabanoba and Vanessa Zola in White Nile State, Sudan   |  26 February 2021   |  Español   |  Français The glow from a matchstick lights up Alisa Deng’s face as she ignites her new ethanol cooking stove. The moment is significant for her and a thousand other families, as it marks the end of years of tedious and unsafe trips to gather firewood for cooking.

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