Posted on October 10, 2017
SHE is excited to partner with Mexican solar cooking expert Lorena Harp to bring solar cooking to the rural women of Oaxaca State through a sustainable social enterprise. Lorena Harp has been promoting the HotPot and other solar… Read More
Category: economic-development, environment, social development, solar cooking projects Tags: Lorena Harp, Mexico
Posted on March 1, 2009
Published in Parade Magazine, March 1, 2009 The Simple Tool That Saves Women’s Lives Before they got the solar cookers, female refugees often were attacked. A cardboard box is saving the lives of thousands of people in Africa…. Read More
Category: social development, solar cooking projects Tags: Chad, lifechanging, refugee, solar cooking
Posted on September 9, 2007
by Bridget Huttenlocher, Summer 2007 Women participating in the El Salvador HotPot pilot project took it upon themselves to create a recipe book. The book, which features photos taken during demonstrations of the HotPot, details how to solar… Read More
Category: social development Tags: HotPot, recipe book, solar cooking, women
Posted on April 19, 2004
by Janice Duddy, Association for Women’s Rights in Development, April 2004 An interview with Louise Meyer and Barbara Knudson from Solar Household Energy Inc. on a new initiative to introduce 2,000 HotPots to people living in protected areas… Read More
Category: environment, social development Tags:
Posted on June 21, 2003
by Dr. Barbara Knudson, November 2001 In a recent article in The Economist, the tragic environmental circumstance of the Afghan people is described in stark statistical terms. Forest cover of its land mass has virtually disappeared in the… Read More
Category: social development Tags:
Posted on June 21, 2003
by Anoja Wickramasinghe, ENERGIA News vol. 4 nr 4, pp.12-14, December 2001 In Sri Lanka, biofuels are the primary source of energy and account for nearly 66% of the annual energy consumed. Annually nearly 10 million tons of… Read More
Category: health, social development Tags: biofuel, health problems, Srk Lanka
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