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The UN's International Fund for Agricultural Development (I FAD) and the Rwandan government are promoting the use of clean renewable energy. Pacifique was selected as one of over 100 poor farmers to try out a new system called Flexi-biogas, which turns cow dung into gas for cooking.
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