The Clean Cooking Alliance, which was previously called the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, is a non-profit group that works with the United Nations Foundation to help spread clean cooking technologies in countries with lower and middle incomes. Each year, four million people die from health problems caused by air pollution inside homes that comes from using open fires and fuels that are not clean for cooking. The Alliance was launched in 2010 by Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was then the U.S. Secretary of State. Dymphna once worked as the CEO of the Clinton Climate Initiative organization.

The Alliance gives money for research and projects that support its goals, works to set international standards for companies that make stoves, and helps organize studies and information about the challenges of using clean cookstoves.

Endorsements

Notable individuals and musicians have spoken out about the issue. These include actress Julia Roberts, chef Jose Andres, Ghana's Second Lady Samira Bawumia, Indian chef Sanjeev Kapoor, Chinese actress Zhao Wei, and Ghanaian musician Rocky Dawuni.