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| − | [[Image:Grace_Magney_demonstrating_solar_cooking_in_Afghanistan.jpg|right|thumb|250px|[[Grace Magney]] demonstrates solar cooking in Afghanistan]] In 2010, '''Global Hope Network International''' began a project to supply subsidized solar cookers as an affordable solution for middle- and lower-income families. They have imported both ready-to-use cookers as well as materials for making additional cookers. Global Hope Network International has provided training in how to assemble and demonstrate solar cooking. |
+ | [[Image:Grace_Magney_demonstrating_solar_cooking_in_Afghanistan.jpg|right|thumb|250px|[[Grace Magney]] demonstrates solar cooking in Afghanistan]] In 2010, Gordon and [[Grace Magney]] of '''Global Hope Network International''' began a project to supply subsidized solar cookers as an affordable solution for middle- and lower-income families in [[Afghanistan]]. They have imported both ready-to-use cookers as well as materials for making additional cookers. Global Hope Network International has provided training in several Arghan villages in how to assemble and demonstrate solar cooking. |
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| + | *{{NewApr16}}'''March 2016:''' [[Media:How_to_use_a_parabolic_solar_cooker_-_Global_Hope_Network_International.pdf|How to Use a Parabolic Solar Cooker]] (Dari and English) - ''[[Grace Magney]]'' |
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Grace Magney demonstrates solar cooking in Afghanistan
In 2010, Gordon and Grace Magney of Global Hope Network International began a project to supply subsidized solar cookers as an affordable solution for middle- and lower-income families in Afghanistan. They have imported both ready-to-use cookers as well as materials for making additional cookers. Global Hope Network International has provided training in several Arghan villages in how to assemble and demonstrate solar cooking.
Global Hope Network International intends to complete its solar cooking project at the end of 2015.
News and recent developments
News
Photo credit: Global Hope Network International
- November 2015: Global Hope Network International reports delivering 86 solar cookers in the Yoakawlang District and Bamyan Province of Afghanistan. They note that local solar cooker production and sales have also increased in these areas. Read more...
Solar Cooker Success in Afghanistan!
- October 2014: Global Hope Network International reports its recent success in transporting 300 solar cookers to rural villages in central Afghanistan where all 300 were purchased by villagers.
Delivery of the parabolic solar cookers to the Kirghiz tribe arrive on the backs of yaks.
- October 2012: Parabolic solar cookers delivered to Afghanistan's remote Wakhan Corridor - The Kirghiz tribe live at the end of this slender finger of land in northeastern Afghanistan. Their primary fuel source for cooking has been dried yak dung, creating smoky conditions in their yurts. The buffalo-like yaks are used for most of their transportation needs. In June, Jeff Waalkes in Kirghizstan and Grace Magney with the Global Hope Network in Kabul were able to deliver ten parabolic solar cookers to the tribe. Grace organized the procurement and had the cookers loaded onto a truck. Jeff's responsibility was to get the truck into the Wakhan Corridor, and where the road petered out, strap everything including the solar cookers to the backs of yaks to deliver them to the Kirghiz. Initially hesitant, members of the tribe were soon cooking food and boiling water.
Resources
- March 2016: How to Use a Parabolic Solar Cooker (Dari and English) - Grace Magney
See also
Audio and video
- October 2014:
External links
Contact
Global Hope Network International
PO Box 3023
Share Nau
Kabul, Afghanistan
World Headquarters/Office of the President
27, Chemin des Crets-Pregny
1218 Grand Saconnex
Switzerland
Telephone: 41 221 41 00 28
Email: info.ch@ghni.org
Web: http://globalhopenetwork.org
Twitter: @GHNI