Isaac Ndyamuhaki is a young Ugandan entrepreneur who is passionate about using solutions to help communities become more resilient to shocks like poverty and the global climate crisis.
He is the founder and team leader of Asili Kwanza Uganda, a social enterprise that provides safe, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions. Ndyamuhaki's social enterprise has served around 400-450 households to date, saving them from indoor pollution and reducing waste dumping in Kampala.
The majority of the population in Uganda depends on biomass-based fuels, such as charcoal and firewood, which are disastrous for the environment because they require cutting down trees and reducing forest cover. These biomass-based fuels are associated with indoor air pollution due to cooking fires and are responsible for hundreds of deaths.
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