"FACTORS INFLUENCING COMMUNITY ADOPTION OF GOOD STOVES" is a paper written based on my experience and referring to literature.

GEOi ENERGY POSTERS
N.Sai Bhaskar Reddy, Geoecology Energy Organization(GEOi) Energy, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India, February 3, 2008

GEO ENERGY POSTERS

LINKS FOR FULL SIZE POSTERS

1. COMMUNITY ADAPTATION OF GOOD STOVES

2. WOODGAS STOVE - HOW TO USE?

3. ENERGY AND LIVELIHOODS

4. GOOD STOVE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION

5. GOOD STOVES CLASSIFICATION

6. PROCESS OF COMMUNITY ADOPTION OF GOOD STOVES

MAGH-CM1 T-LUD WOODGAS STOVE - COMMON MANS' LOW COST STOVE
N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, Geo, January 2, 2008

MAGH-CM1 T-LUD WOODGAS STOVE

MAGH-IV woodgas T-LUD multipurpose light - stove
N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, http://www.e-geo.org/ GEOi - GEOECOLOGY ENERGY ORGANISATION December 30, 2007

AVAN STOVE - WOODGAS AND ROCKET STOVE PRINCIPLES
N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy,GEO GEOECOLOGY ENERGY ORGANISATION, December 30, 2007
Avani (Earth) Stove
Avani (Earth) Stove http://e-avanstove.blogspot.com/ has the features of both Rocket stove and Woodgas stove. It is made up of 25 nos of ordinary bricks, four bricks with slits, one piece of flat tile, one steel grate 7x7 inches and Clay mixed with cow dung. The approximate cost of construction is $ 2 (USD). All types of biomass can be used as fuel (Sticks / twigs / chips of wood / dry leaves / grass / saw dust / cow dung cakes / paddy husk etc.) and advantage of gravity is used for easy and semi-automatic feeding. Designed by Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, GEOi -Geoecology Energy Organisation http://www.e-geo.org declared as Creative Commons.