About: Project C.O.P.E.

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Solar cooking can provide several ways that will help be part of the solution. They include smoke-free cooking for better respiratory health, reducing the demand fueling deforestation, and creating extra time for the women. Typically they spend long hours gathering firewood and tending fires. Using solar cookers is also an efficient way to pasteurize water.

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rdfs:comment	Solar cooking can provide several ways that will help be part of the solution. They include smoke-free cooking for better respiratory health, reducing the demand fueling deforestation, and creating extra time for the women. Typically they spend long hours gathering firewood and tending fires. Using solar cookers is also an efficient way to pasteurize water.
dcterms:subject	USA NGOs Verified active 2017 Zambia NGOs using CooKits
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abstract	Solar cooking can provide several ways that will help be part of the solution. They include smoke-free cooking for better respiratory health, reducing the demand fueling deforestation, and creating extra time for the women. Typically they spend long hours gathering firewood and tending fires. Using solar cookers is also an efficient way to pasteurize water. Their program provides Integrated Cooking training, which includes the use and construction of . The stoves are assembled from local materials and use less fuel and make less smoke than cooking over open fires, and provide the solution when cooking at night or on cloudy days. With training they received from Solar Cookers International in the use of the CooKit solar panel cooker, since 2009 they have introduced over 100 people to solar cooking. The focus has been learning to cook traditional foods. They feel that as solar cooking becomes more accepted, businesses manufacturing and distributing solar cookers will begin to offer training workshops themselves, relieving some of the pressure on nonprofit organizations currently doing most of the training. They would like to expand their efforts to other parts of Zambia, and would welcome partnerships with other interested organizations.

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