NGO Another Way (Stichting Bakens
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Edition 64: 23 September, 2009
A green oil for the world. (By courtesy of Sun & Wind Energy Magazine) (Locally grown fuels used for local consumption only).
Gypsum composite products technology.
LED lights for lighting.
Information from the Light Up the World Foundation.
Milky Whey milk pumps.
Plant oil for
small-scale energy generation.
Moringa sand filters for water
purification.
Plant oil for
small-scale energy generation.
Seeds, how to collect and conserve seeds.
Solar Spring
Solar submersible horizontal axis piston pump technology.
Village Life
Spring rebound inertia (or water oscillation) hand pump technology.
Peter Weir’s collection of appropriate technologies
One of the most useful sites on the internet
for technologies suitable for local application within the framework of
projects under the Model is the CD3WD site run by Peter Weir in
Peter Weir's work can be accessed through his index of single issue
CD3WD file groups.
Peter Weir’s entire website can be downloaded.
Because of its size, many local operators in developing countries may not be
able to do this. If you have colleagues and friends busy with grass-roots
development work who are interested in these technologies, download the site,
copy it onto CD’s and send them to them. They form a high quality constructive
gift. Your colleagues and friends will be grateful.
Part I of the download (N.B. This is a large 429
megabyte zip file!)
Part II of the download (N.B. This is a large 421
megabyte zip file!)
“Poverty is created scarcity”
Wahu
Kaara, point 8 of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty, 58th
annual NGO Conference, United Nations,
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