Nat Mulcahy, January 2010

Spent the day yesterday working with the state department to get more clearance for our shipments. 64 tons of pellets will provide food and clean water for 145000 families.

with 3,000,000 people displaced it will not last long. we are handing our the pellets and peanut shells in paper bags we have measured out to cook one meal or boil three pots of water. the paper bags are about the size one a lunch bag and the bag itself is the tinder to start the stove.

Spend the past two days working with NIH, EPA, The State Department, Haiti, USAID, and the World Bank. LuciaStove production is now set at 3000 per month but we keep being asked to ramp up to 5 to10 times that number.
Today we started casting the larger parts for the Biucci (the institutional version of the LucieStove), see attached. The more we make in haiti the more jobs we create here and the less we have to depend on the very sporadic shipping options.

Here is an emergency solar cooker that is made from a cardboard box, aluminum foil, and some glue. Simple, but effective design in order to cook using solar energy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtBJx8YXhOE&feature=channel_page

AIR JORDAN

Save80 Stove inCDM and Refugee/IDP Projects 2005-2008
July 2008

See also, UNHCR: Save80 in Darfur February 2008

Finding trees in the Desert:Firewood Collection and Alternatives in Darfur Women's Commission for Refugees and Children 2006

Beyond Firewood Fuel Alternatives and Protection Strategies for Displaced Women and Girls 2006

Internal Displacement Monitoring Center2008
Update on Chad November2007
CDM Cookstove Project Soutwest Sulawesi 1
LHL/DARE Efficient Wood Fuel Cooking Stovesfor Nigeria CDM Project

Humanitarian Shelters
Jeff Rahm, Triangular Integrated Structures, October 19, 2007
Geoshelter with Entry Door