East Timor

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Contents 1 News and Recent Developments 2 Climate, Culture, and Special Considerations 3 Documents 3.1 Reports 3.2 Articles in the media 3.3 Web pages 4 Contacts 4.1 NGOs based in or working in the East Timor 4.2 Individuals 4.3 Manufacturers and vendors 5 See Also

[edit] News and Recent Developments

• March 2006: Armando Herculano reports that he leads solar cooking demonstrations and workshops for schools, nongovernmental organizations, and local agencies. He recently designed a panel-type solar cooker called Girassol (“sun flower”). Its pentagonal shape eliminates the need to reorient the cooker to track the sun’s movement. With teacher friend António Serafim, Armando Herculano introduced the solar cooker to classes at National University of East Timor. This event was covered in local newspapers as well as on television.

[edit] Climate, Culture, and Special Considerations

See also Solar cooker dissemination and cultural variables

[edit] Documents

[edit] Reports

[edit] Articles in the media

• three articles published in the newspaper "SEMANÁRIO" of East Timor:

  To cook with the heat of the sun:
  - an experience well succeeded in East Timor
  - it to do for aprender:os when it took care in the construction of the Solar Stove
  - the cares in the construction of the Solar Stove (continuation)

[edit] Web pages

• A large collection of photographs covering a solar cooking project in East Timor - Armando Herculano

[edit] Contacts

• A complete list of NGOs and individuals working in East Timor is available in the International Directory of Solar Cooking Promotors.

[edit] NGOs based in or working in the East Timor

• Amigos do Mindelo

[edit] Individuals

• Armando Herculano
• Michael O'Connell
• Trish Morrow

[edit] Manufacturers and vendors

[edit] See Also

• Click here for the complete list of Solar Cooking Wiki articles related to East Timor