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Countries Operating InNicaragua
Organization TypeResearch (Academic, Other)
Area of WorkCOOKSTOVE Design / Manufacture / Assembly

Organization

Georgia Tech Institute of Technology Engineers Without Borders

Mission

EWB-GT's Nicaragua project’s mission is to improve the health and well-being of the Nuevo Amanecer community members by connecting them with clean-burning efficient stoves, allowing for mitigation of health risks and environmental impacts. The goal is to improve the respiratory health of the community through designing and implementing clean cook stoves as well as educating the community about the importance of air quality.

Organizational Expertise

Health, Lab or Field Testing, Monitoring and Evaluation, Research

Technologies & Fuels

Biomass (Ag. Residue, Processed Biomass, etc.), Wood

Clean Cooking Activities

After returning from our previous assessment trip in August of 2014, we started to look into a broader range of clean cook stoves. At this point, we realized that educating the people of Nuevo Amanecer is just as important as designing/implementing clean cook stoves. While our technical team is still trying to find the best cook stove for Nuevo Amanecer, we are also looking into implementing pre-existing cook stoves, propane-burning stoves, or modifying pre-existing cook stoves, and educating members of the community.

Partnership

GT-EWB would like to participate in the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves so that we can improve our own designs and help improve the designs of other teams with our research. GT-EWB is comprised of students on the campus of Georgia Institute of Technology. GT-EWB has access to lab space and design software as well staff GaTech staff members that allows for a established research setting. The project also has a partnership with a community in Nicaragua allowing access to real world data. GT-EWB needs help in procuring resources as well gaining expertise in cookstove design, construction, and implementation.

Regions Operating In

Latin America and Caribbean

Country Based In

United States

Address

Engineers Without Borders; Office of Student Involvement
2211 Student Center Commons; 350 Ferst Drive
Atlanta, Georgia 30332

Website

https://ewb.gtorg.gatech.edu/?q=nicaragua

Primary Point of Contact

Name: Ms. Alexa Schlein

Title: Project Lead

Email: alexaschlein@gmail.com

Secondary Point of Contact

Name: Mr. Reid Spence

Title: Technical Co-Lead

Email: reidaspence@gmail.com

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