Georgia

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Contents 1 Recent News and Developments 2 The History of Solar Cooking in Georgia 3 Climate, Culture, and Special Considerations 3.1 See also 4 Documents 4.1 Reports 4.2 Articles in the media 4.3 Web pages 5 Georgia contacts 5.1 Non-governmental organizations 5.2 Individuals 5.3 Manufacturers and vendors 5.4 Solar Cookers World Network members 6 See Also

[edit] Recent News and Developments

• March 2006: Mr. Vazja Racvieshvili spent a week in the Netherlands with Workgroup Solar Cooker Workgroup Sliedrecht NL (WSCS) learning to construct an expanded Dierx-type solar box cooker. The cooker — dubbed the BC.122 — is 122 centimeters wide, making economical use of plywood sheets of the same width. During summer tests, the cooker reached temperatures of 175°C. With tools and funds from WSCS, Mr. Racvieshvili will set up a small workshop in his village of Gurdzhaani. He believes that solar cookers can help reduce the cost of living in Georgia, a country with high unemployment. Contact: Solar Cooker Workgroup Sliedrecht NL

[edit] The History of Solar Cooking in Georgia

[edit] Climate, Culture, and Special Considerations

[edit] See also

• Solar cooker dissemination and cultural variables

[edit] Documents

[edit] Reports

[edit] Articles in the media

[edit] Web pages

[edit] Georgia contacts

[edit] Non-governmental organizations

• CARE International
• Solar Cooker Workgroup Sliedrecht NL

[edit] Individuals

[edit] Manufacturers and vendors

[edit] Solar Cookers World Network members

[edit] See Also

• Complete list of Solar Cooking Wiki articles related to Georgia