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[[Dominique Dutoit]], whose home is in [[France]], has been using the [[CooKit]] panel cooker to introduce solar cooking to communities in [[Madagascar]]. He has been trying to find ways to make the cooker even more affordable to local residents. One option is to find an alternative material other than the typical corrugated [[cardboard]], something that is available or can be made locally. |
[[Dominique Dutoit]], whose home is in [[France]], has been using the [[CooKit]] panel cooker to introduce solar cooking to communities in [[Madagascar]]. He has been trying to find ways to make the cooker even more affordable to local residents. One option is to find an alternative material other than the typical corrugated [[cardboard]], something that is available or can be made locally. |
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==Recent news and developments== |
==Recent news and developments== |
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Dominique Dutoit, whose home is in France, has been using the CooKit panel cooker to introduce solar cooking to communities in Madagascar. He has been trying to find ways to make the cooker even more affordable to local residents. One option is to find an alternative material other than the typical corrugated cardboard, something that is available or can be made locally.
He began teaching solar cooking in Madagascar in 2013, and taught 500 people to use the cooker that year, and has subsidized the distribution of 20 cookers.
Recent news and developments
- August 2013 Dominique reports that his has taught 500 people to solar cooking in workshops in Madagascar during the past year.
- April 2013: Dominique worked with his group modifying the CooKit design to construct a version made from woven grass called the Gasy Nahandro. The mats are then covered with reflective film. With little expense in materials, possibly less than $2USD, they hope to begin selling the solar panel cooker at local retailers in Madagascar.
Audio and video
- March 2013:
See also
Contact
Dominique Dutoit
17 rue Henri Rossignol
Vigneux sur Seine, 91270
France
Tel.: +33 (0) 6 08 51 29 11
Email: do.dutoit@gmail.com