The most popular ICS in Sri Lanka is marketed under the trade name
“Anagi”. The word “Anagi” in Sinhala language means precious or
excellent. So “Anagi” stove is very useful as it saves fire wood and
cooking time. Lab tests carried out on the stove indicate a technical
efficiency of 21 % and numerous field cooking tests indicate average
firewood savings over 30%...

Sri Lanka

Biomass

1,000 families in Bolivia benefit from Ecological Stoves

28 June 2006 - 6:56pm

Whitfield

28.06.2006
Today CEDESOL signed a contract with the GTZ for the first 1,000 improved stoves in their project titled “Stoves for a Better Life: Implementation of a Strategy using Ecological and Improved Stoves for Residences.”

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CEDESOL Br news 001b.pdf

Pond Scum Fireball; part 1

27 June 2006 - 4:29pm

Ecological Stoves

8 April 2006 - 11:51am

Whitfield

Ecological Stoves David Whitfield V CEDESOL La Paz, Bolivia, presentation to Global Village Energy Partnership Latin America Santa Cruz, Bolivia, July 2003

Making a Fireless Cooker with Banana Leaves

6 April 2006 - 3:30pm

How to Make a Food Warmer / Fireless Cooker, Christa Roth, Advisor for Food Processing and Biomass Energy Conservation in the Integrated Food Security Programme (IFSP), Mulanje, Malawi, September 2003

Malawi

Cooker

Biomass

Improved Biomass Cooking Stoves

This site exists to help people develop better stoves for cooking with biomass fuels in developing regions.

Biomass

Smoke Burner (woodgas) Stove

Pond Scum Fireball; part 2

Anagi Stove Construction in Sri Lanka

1,000 families in Bolivia benefit from Ecological Stoves

Pond Scum Fireball; part 1

Ecological Stoves

Making a Fireless Cooker with Banana Leaves

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