Solar cooking
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== [[Campaign for Solar Cooking]] == | == [[Campaign for Solar Cooking]] == | ||
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| + | '''Time''':11:30-2:00pm | ||
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| - | + | Pamela, | |
Jimmy | Jimmy | ||
| - | Fatima | + | Fatima |
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1. Mobilize women groups about solar cooking an deducate the whole village vcommunity to change from charcoal to sun fire cooking | 1. Mobilize women groups about solar cooking an deducate the whole village vcommunity to change from charcoal to sun fire cooking | ||
| - | 2. | + | 2. Involve church based organisations and community based organisations |
3. Use media compaigns to reach out to the community and the world in general. | 3. Use media compaigns to reach out to the community and the world in general. | ||
4. Reaseach to improve solar design in a more affordable way. | 4. Reaseach to improve solar design in a more affordable way. | ||
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| + | '''Reported by Josha Kaunga and Margret Wanambisi''' | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 30 January 2007
Campaign for Solar Cooking
Time:11:30-2:00pm
Organizer: Sunfire Cooking
Speakers:
Pamela,
Jimmy
Fatima
Summary of issues discussed
-The system will control depression because there will be no charciaol production
-Charcoal production has caused massive and nearly invisible degradation of grazing land and water catchment areasin the world.
-Sun fair cooking puts people an dthe enviroment into profit its effiecient solar cooker
-Sun cooking will help to control poverty.
Recommendations
1. Mobilize women groups about solar cooking an deducate the whole village vcommunity to change from charcoal to sun fire cooking
2. Involve church based organisations and community based organisations
3. Use media compaigns to reach out to the community and the world in general.
4. Reaseach to improve solar design in a more affordable way.
Reported by Josha Kaunga and Margret Wanambisi
