[Stoves] Attending the PCIA Conference in India

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Wed Feb 21 09:35:59 CST 2007


Dear Christa,

Do you know Bernhard?  I really like working with him and the team he is
building.  We are getting ready here for a conference (March 5-7) where he
is launching a campaign for 100,000 stoves by 2010 and of course we are part
of that initiative.  Finally found someone in Bolivia who wanted to do
something about IAP!

The single pot stove we produce has an adjustable skirt.  I can bring an
example of same if you like (the skirt).  We think adjustable skirts are the
best answer to different pot sizes.  We had two styles but the one with
handles seems most popular.  Plus of course pictures.

We also teach folks how to make retained heat cookers from on hand materials
(not so fancy as those you make;-) to use in conjunction with their rockets,
be it the single burner or the 2 burner.

Looking forward to exchanging ideas.

What hotel will you be in?  I haven't found where to book rooms yet.

warm regards
David

On 2/21/07, Christa Roth <messinger.roth at africa-online.net> wrote:
>
> Dear David,  Looking forward to meeting you in India during the conference
> and learn more about your programme. If I once saw that correctly on a
> presentation by Bernhard Zymla, you are  promoting portable household stoves
> 'rocket type'? Was that your programme promoting adjustable skirts?
> Would like to exchange on that topic with you, and possibly Dean Still,
> who also just confirmed that he is going to be there.
> I would like to have a little discussion maybe one evening on the
> challenge of household stoves with fixed skirts, how you compromise sizes to
> match the best possible heat transfer to the wide range of pot sizes and
> shapes that are normally around in a household.
> Regards and see you soon
>
> Christa Roth
> Technical Advisor Malawi - Tanzania - Zambia
> Programme for Biomass Energy Conservation in Southern Africa
>
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>
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>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: CEDESOL Foundation
>   To: Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
>   Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:45 PM
>   Subject: [Stoves] Attending the PCIA Conference in India
>
>
>   Dear friends,
>
>   Will any of you be at or around  for the PCIA meeting in
> Bangalore  India
>   on 20 - 24 March?
>
>   I am interested in arranging meetings for possible networking and a time
> of
>   getting to know one another better.
>
>   thanks
>   David
>
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