[Stoves] Stoves Digest, Vol 18, Issue 27- thanks and more from Tanzania

[sekiku at satconet.net]

Dear BOB LANGE,

greetings from Karagwe district, kagera region in the north western part of 
Tanzania. I am personally happy to read about your work in the Maasai stoves 
and solar project. You have raised some good personal impact questions that 
should be at the heart of every project:  was it saving them labor and time? 
We can add:... and making life better for them?

I am working with the EDEN CENTRE FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY , a new 
facility that I am working to build as a demonstration of working 
technologies, a transfer centre for proven/ tested technologies and a place 
for innovation. Cooking food is at the fore front because, Karagwe district 
as a whole has suffered several years of deforestation through a number of 
reasons and if people's lives have to be better, simple, cheap and 
appropriate ways for fuel wood saving is very important.

I am writing therefore to ask you to work along side with me to train, 
demonstrate and replicate any simple fuel saving technologies that may be 
available off the shelf (in the first place). ideally I am also looking for 
volunteers who are wiling to invest time and money with me here in Karagwe. 
Accommodation and meals would be arranged and provided to volunteers.

karibu Karagwe. You are most welcome to Karagwe.

regards,

Joseph Sekiku
Director
FADECO- EDEN CENTRE FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
P. O. Box 223
KARAGWE- Kagera Region
Tanzania
Tel: +255 754 605682
Tel: +255 688 710449

Skype ID= jsekiku