One Gujarat Woman Saw a Biogas Plant Nearby. Now, 368 Families Cook Cleaner & Earn More
Reported byThe Better India ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
All 368 cattle-owning households in Zakariyapura village, Gujarat, now have biogas plants installed with support from the National Dairy Development Board. Each plant converts cattle dung and water into cooking fuel and nutrient-rich fertilizer, eliminating smoke-filled kitchens and reducing household LPG costs.
The article focuses on one village; scaling to other regions would require sustained infrastructure investment and community adoption.
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