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Plastic pyrolyzer

Produce fuel from plastic

• Medium
• 4 hour(s)

Solar Oven (box-type oven)

Box or a parable shaped, the solar oven makes it possible to cook your food using the sun rays.

• Easy
• 1 day(s)

Thermosyphon Solar Water Heater

A very simple system for heating water using solar energy. This system works, without a pump, using only the thermosiphon effect.

• Easy
• 4 hour(s)

Improved Stove - Patsari Model

Patsari is a wood-saving stove which was developed in Mexico by the organisation GIRA (Interdisciplinary Group of Rural-Appropriate Technology) during the 2000s. Easy to build, low-cost and safe with regards to its impact on human health, the Patsari has since been rolled out to many different rural communities across Mexico.

• Medium
• 2 day(s)

Biodiesel

This tutorial gives you the process on how to make biodiesel on a medium-scale (about 50L) from used cooking oil. This tutorial was written following the Nomade des Mers crew's visit to Cambodia. The social enterprise Naga Earth collects and converts used cooking oil from the town's hotels and restaurants into biodiesel. They also make soap with glycerin that comes from this same reaction. This benefits various schools and associations who carry out hygiene programs throughout the region.

• Medium
• 2 day(s)

Coco soap

In areas where the coconut tree (Cocos nucifera) grows, it is possible to produce a soap made out of it.

• Medium
• 4 day(s)

Low-tech Computer

A basic computer model that still meets most of our daily needs. All for a price not exceeding 30 euros!

• Medium
• 1 day(s)

Lacto-Fermented Preserves

Preserve your raw vegetables for months with this lacto-fermentation technique.

• Easy
• 30 minute(s)

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