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| ⚫ | The '''Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal''' (CRT/N) is a professional non-government organization engaged in developing and promoting appropriate/rural technologies effective in meeting the basic needs of the rural communities and improving their life support system. Initially it was established in 1989 under the Company Act, CRT/N is now registered with His Majesty's Government of Nepal under the Social Registration Act since 1998. Since its establishment, the organization has been dedicated and actively engaged in upgrading traditional technologies and developing new technologies and effectively promoting and disseminating these technologies to |
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| ⚫ | The '''Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal''' (CRT/N) is a professional non-government organization engaged in developing and promoting appropriate/rural technologies effective in meeting the basic needs of the rural communities and improving their life support system in [[Nepal]]. Initially it was established in 1989 under the Company Act, CRT/N is now registered with His Majesty's Government of Nepal under the Social Registration Act since 1998. Since its establishment, the organization has been dedicated and actively engaged in upgrading traditional technologies and developing new technologies and effectively promoting and disseminating these technologies to strengthen the capability of rural poor communities. The program is focused on responding to their needs and creating better options and opportunities for sustaining the rural livelihood. |
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| + | [[File:AEPC award image,9-16-22.png|thumb|250px|AEPC award 2015]] |
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| + | *{{NewSep22}}'''2015:''' The Centre for Rural Technology in [[Nepal]] has been awarded by the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) for special contributions to the renewable energy sector in Nepal. AEPC is a Government institution of Nepal established with the objective of developing and promoting renewable/alternative energy technologies in Nepal.The award was provided to CRT/N on the occasion of 25th anniversary of AEPC. APEC has also awarded Mr. Ganesh Ram Shrestha and Mr. Lumin Kumar Shrestha, Senior Advisors of CRT/N for their valuable continuous contribution. |
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| + | [[File:Ben_2_Nepal_2015a.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Ben 2 Firewood Stove]]s ready for distribution to earthquake victims in [[Nepal]] in October 2015]] |
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| + | *{{NewFeb16}}'''October 2015:''' The Centre is providing [[Ben 2 Firewood Stove]]s to earthquake victims. This new design by [[Dieter Seifert]] makes use of ''mild steel'' (low carbon steel that is non-galvanized) that is inexpensive and can be formed into the stove components with simple hand tools. Since the design is more open than other models, the oven parts to not experience such high temperatures that have necessitated higher quality steels. |
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| + | [[File:Solar_drying_of_ginger,_Center_for_Rural_Technology,_Nepal,_2-1-16.png|thumb|300px|The [[Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal]] promoting use of [[solar dryer]]s for a local ginger harvest. - ''Photo: CRT/N'']] |
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| + | *'''June 2015:''' The Centre reports that the Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2015 was held in Manila. Lachana Shresthacharya, representing the Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N), was ENERGIA's partner on Women Economic Empowerment and Advocacy Project (WEE-Nepal). CRT/N was part of case study session moderated by Soma Dutta, ENERGIA where Nepal's supportive policies in enhancing access to energy, mainly for women and children. Aside from promoting fuel-effceint wood stoves, they are advocates for the [[SK14]] [[Parabolic solar reflectors|parabolic solar cooker.]] |
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| + | [[File:Center_for_Rural_Technology,_Nepal_demonstartion,_2-9-1.jpg|thumb|300px|CRT/N participated in the two-day exhibition at Energy Week.]] |
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| + | *'''February 2013:''' The Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N) recently exhibited a [[parabolic solar cooker]] and other renewable technologies at the “Green Solution Fair”, organized by ICIMOD, at Knowledge Park, Godavari, Lalitpur in December 2012. . The objective of the fair was to demonstrate various green technologies and raise awareness among students, researchers, and the general public. CRT/N demonstrated the parabolic cooker by boiling eggs and potatoes, which was found fascinating by the attendees. Similarly, CRT/N also participated in the two-day exhibition at Energy Week, organized by the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC), to demonstrate the parabolic solar cooker again, along with a number of other renewable technologies. The solar cooker drew the attention of most of the visitors. |
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| + | [[File:SK-14_cooker,_2-9-13.jpg|thumb|300px|The [[SK-14]] parabolic solar cooker]] |
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| + | *'''February 2013:''' the government of [[Nepal]], working through the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC), has supported the promotion of about 600 solar cookers, mostly the [[SK-14]] parabolic cookers, and has offered incentives to help with purchasing them. The Centre for Rural Technology (CRT/N) in collaboration with its sister concern, manufacturing company Gramin Urha Tatha Prabidhi Sewa Kendra (RETSC), have taken a lead role in this promotion and dissemination of cookers. With this assistance, they hope to able achieve the project goals. Similarly, AEPC/NRREP with the support from stakeholders is planning to disseminate a number solar cookers, in the newly formed NRREP, over a five year period by conducting workshops, seminars, and demonstrations. |
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| + | ==Articles in the Media== |
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| + | *'''July 2006:''' [[Media:Granada06_ganesh_shrestha.pdf|Promotion of Solar Cookers for Eco-Tourism Development in Nepal]] - ''Ganesh Ram Shrestha'' |
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| + | ==See also== |
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| + | *[[Ganesh Ram Shrestha]], Executive Director |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| + | *{{NewMar24}} https://crtnepal.org/ |
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==Contact== |
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| − | + | Ganesh Ram Shrestha<br /> |
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| + | Executive Director<br /> |
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| − | Centre for Rural Technology Nepal<br> |
+ | [[Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal]]<br /> |
| − | P.O. Box 3628<br> |
+ | P.O. Box 3628<br /> |
| − | Tripureswore, Kathmandu<br> |
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| + | Bhanimandal, Lalitpur<br /> |
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[[Nepal]] |
[[Nepal]] |
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| − | Tel: +977 1 |
+ | Tel: +977 1 5530071, 5544784, 5547627 |
| − | Email: [mailto:ganesh@crtnepal.org ganesh@crtnepal.org]<br> |
+ | Email: [mailto:ganesh@crtnepal.org ganesh@crtnepal.org]<br /> |
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+ | Web: https://crtnepal.org/ |
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| − | [[Category:NGOs]][[Category:Nepal]][[Category:Solar Cookers International Association members]] |
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The Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N) is a professional non-government organization engaged in developing and promoting appropriate/rural technologies effective in meeting the basic needs of the rural communities and improving their life support system in Nepal. Initially it was established in 1989 under the Company Act, CRT/N is now registered with His Majesty's Government of Nepal under the Social Registration Act since 1998. Since its establishment, the organization has been dedicated and actively engaged in upgrading traditional technologies and developing new technologies and effectively promoting and disseminating these technologies to strengthen the capability of rural poor communities. The program is focused on responding to their needs and creating better options and opportunities for sustaining the rural livelihood.
News[]
AEPC award 2015
- 2015: The Centre for Rural Technology in Nepal has been awarded by the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) for special contributions to the renewable energy sector in Nepal. AEPC is a Government institution of Nepal established with the objective of developing and promoting renewable/alternative energy technologies in Nepal.The award was provided to CRT/N on the occasion of 25th anniversary of AEPC. APEC has also awarded Mr. Ganesh Ram Shrestha and Mr. Lumin Kumar Shrestha, Senior Advisors of CRT/N for their valuable continuous contribution.
Ben 2 Firewood Stoves ready for distribution to earthquake victims in Nepal in October 2015
- October 2015: The Centre is providing Ben 2 Firewood Stoves to earthquake victims. This new design by Dieter Seifert makes use of mild steel (low carbon steel that is non-galvanized) that is inexpensive and can be formed into the stove components with simple hand tools. Since the design is more open than other models, the oven parts to not experience such high temperatures that have necessitated higher quality steels.
The Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal promoting use of solar dryers for a local ginger harvest. - Photo: CRT/N
- June 2015: The Centre reports that the Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2015 was held in Manila. Lachana Shresthacharya, representing the Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N), was ENERGIA's partner on Women Economic Empowerment and Advocacy Project (WEE-Nepal). CRT/N was part of case study session moderated by Soma Dutta, ENERGIA where Nepal's supportive policies in enhancing access to energy, mainly for women and children. Aside from promoting fuel-effceint wood stoves, they are advocates for the SK14 parabolic solar cooker.
CRT/N participated in the two-day exhibition at Energy Week.
- February 2013: The Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N) recently exhibited a parabolic solar cooker and other renewable technologies at the “Green Solution Fair”, organized by ICIMOD, at Knowledge Park, Godavari, Lalitpur in December 2012. . The objective of the fair was to demonstrate various green technologies and raise awareness among students, researchers, and the general public. CRT/N demonstrated the parabolic cooker by boiling eggs and potatoes, which was found fascinating by the attendees. Similarly, CRT/N also participated in the two-day exhibition at Energy Week, organized by the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC), to demonstrate the parabolic solar cooker again, along with a number of other renewable technologies. The solar cooker drew the attention of most of the visitors.
The SK-14 parabolic solar cooker
- February 2013: the government of Nepal, working through the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC), has supported the promotion of about 600 solar cookers, mostly the SK-14 parabolic cookers, and has offered incentives to help with purchasing them. The Centre for Rural Technology (CRT/N) in collaboration with its sister concern, manufacturing company Gramin Urha Tatha Prabidhi Sewa Kendra (RETSC), have taken a lead role in this promotion and dissemination of cookers. With this assistance, they hope to able achieve the project goals. Similarly, AEPC/NRREP with the support from stakeholders is planning to disseminate a number solar cookers, in the newly formed NRREP, over a five year period by conducting workshops, seminars, and demonstrations.
Articles in the Media[]
- July 2006: Promotion of Solar Cookers for Eco-Tourism Development in Nepal - Ganesh Ram Shrestha
See also[]
- Ganesh Ram Shrestha, Executive Director
External links[]
Contact[]
Ganesh Ram Shrestha
Executive Director
Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal
P.O. Box 3628
Bhanimandal, Lalitpur
Nepal
Tel: +977 1 5530071, 5544784, 5547627
Email: ganesh@crtnepal.org
Web: https://crtnepal.org/