PHASE 2

Implementing the Save Energy Grow Fruit Tress Project

Implementing the Project In four School Commuinites

The save Energy grow fruit trees Project was implemented in Teso collage Aloet, Soroti district, St. Peters Katekwan secondary school, Preparatory Nursery and Primary School And Kongunga High School in Bukedea District.

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Project Activities

Construction of Five Institutional Double Burner Volcanic Rocks and solar Power Aided stoves
Installation Of 35 Domestic Double Burner Volcanic Rocks and Solar power aided stoves
School Technician Hands On Training about repair Maintenance and installation of the stove system
Briquette Making , an alternative source of cooking energy

Construction Of 5 Institutional Energy Saving Stoves

Rotary Club Soroti central and Santa Rosa Eat West California Donated five Double Burner Institutional Energy Saving Stoves to Four schools in the bid of cutting down on these schools firewood consumption rate in Soroti and Bukedea District.

Rotary Donated 2 Double Burner VRSPACS to Teso College Aloet Eastern Wing The stoves can prepare meals for 1000 students. Previously the Eastern wing was using 5 trucks of firewood per month, and now they are using only 2 trucks of firewood per month.

the Institutional Solar Aided stove at Preparatory primary school Kachumbala Bukedea.webp

Rotary Donated 1 Double Burner VRSPACS to Preparatory Primary school in Bukedea District The stove can prepare meals for 1000 students. Previously the School was using 3 trucks of firewood per month, and now they are using only 1 trucks of firewood per month

Rotary Donated 1 Double Burner VRSPACS to Kongonga High school Bukedea District. This Stove can prepare meals for 1000 students. Previously the school was using 3 trucks of firewood per month, and now they are using only 1.5 trucks of firewood per month

Rotary Donated 1 Double Burner VRSPACS to St. Peters Katekwan secondary School. This Stove can prepare meals for 1000 students. Previously the school was using 3 trucks of firewood per month, and now they are using only 1.5 trucks of firewood per month

Donation of 35 Domestic Energy saving Solar Aided Stoves to School community Beneficiaries

In this second phase, Rotary Donated 35 improved domestic solar aided cook stoves to 35 Families. Most of these families selected had 4 and more individuals. The average fuel wood used per month was 4 basins. Most of these individuals also suffered smoke related respiratory and optical infections from poor cooking methods and therefore where now at an advantage when the stoves were donated to them

— Name, Title

"I was Using 4 Basins of charcoal every month before Rotary gave me the solar aided stove. Today I only use 1 basin of charcoal per month. Some times I just buy charcoal dust mix it with clay and make briquettes that I use for cooking since vron donated a briquettes making machine " —

— Omudala Simon , (Beneficairy Preparatory Primary School Community )

Briquettes Making And Technician Training

Technician Training

Technicians from all four Schools Where Trained about Hands On skills of how to Repair. Maintain and Install Volcanic Rocks and Solar Power Aided cook stoves. This was done to Bridge the Gap Between Service providers and the stove beneficiaries int times of break downs

Cooking Briquettes Making

Briquettes making was introduced in the second phase. Briquettes are a type of Bio fuels that are made from mixing charcoal residues with clay. The resultant mix is left to dry and when used to cook can make a flame that can burn for up to six Hours.

Vron Engineering Limted donated a briquettes making machine to be used by beneficiaries in the second phase of the project