This week we are starting to release the solar artisans series. If you want to hear inspirational and courageous people already working differently with a different energy, join us on the campaign!
They are already creating a future adapted to reality: les fossil fuels and more social justice.
Yes they are still few but what they’ve achieved deserves recognition. We want them to be more known and their experience to inspire the next generation. Are you going to be part of that?
If you wish to support our efforts for a better future, please consider joining our ongoing campaign on Ulule. Link in comment.
What would a sustainable food system look like? It would be local, organic, cooperative. But perhaps it would be so local and so cooperative that we wouldn’t even perceive it as a system? It’s just people. Working together. Sourcing locally. Using renewable energy.
The best part is, some courageous farmers, cooperatives and entrepreneurs are already doing it today. Too busy to even self promote them. Do you know any?
News coverage on our Lytefire project with World Vision and Amelo Technical Institute.
"[The project] is expected to enhance practical skills, improve school feeding, reduce cooking costs, and generate income through commercial baking"
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What a joy to see this professional baker using the Lytefire solar oven to bake his bread.
What does he produce? What made him change to the Lytefire? How does he organize his work?
In our current project we are documenting all this knowledge, and we’ll make it available to anyone who backs our project.
This week we are starting to release the solar artisans series. If you want to hear inspirational and courageous people already working differently with a different energy, join us on the campaign!
Get access to the full knowledge-package through our ongoing campaign.
Make sure you have a good DIY solar cooker or oven construction plan at hand. Because energy is more volatile than most of us think. When a real crisis hits, you better be able to cook your next meal with the sun or something, that doesn’t depend on international supply chains.
"Amelo Technical Institute, a government-owned vocational training institution in Adjumani District, has received a Lytefire Solar Baking Oven and Solar Boiler in a move aimed at promoting renewable energy skills, improving school feeding programmes, and supporting sustainable livelihoods."
