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Revision as of 08:31, 15 May 2014
Improved Household Injera Baking Stoves
No. |
Stove Name |
Picture |
Info in Energypedia |
Description |
1 |
Mirt classical |
Mirt stove made of cement, with expansion chamber and pot-rest, 4 cylindrical enclosure parts of 6 cm thickness, no chimney, developed by the Ministry of Water and Energy in the mid of 90ies, for hh, can be found almost all over Ethiopia in urban and rural areas mainly for hh, also by commercial injera bakers and sometimes by restaurants, price from 100 – 250 Birr. stove-tests done by GIZ, by Aprovecho, by the Ministry of Water and Energy, by ESD (company in UK commissioned by WB project
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2 |
Mirt slim | Mirt stove made of cement, with expansion chamber and pot-rest, 4 cylindrical enclosure parts of 4 cm thickness, no chimney, modified by GIZ in collaboration with Aprovecho in 2006, for hh, can be found in all intervention areas of the project, Addis, Amhara, Tigray, Oromia, in urban and rural areas mainly used by hh, also commercial injera bakers and sometimes by restaurants, price from 80 – 200 Birr) stove-tests done by GIZ | ||
3 |
Yekum Mirt – I |
Mirt stove made of cement, cladded with metal, with pot-rest and chimney | ||
4 |
Mirt with integrated chimney |
Mirt stove of cement, with expansion chamber and pot rest as
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5 |
Addis/Aprovecho stove |
stove made of cement, a combination of mirt and rocket stove, no | ||
6 |
Yekum Injera Mitad | Brick stove cladded with metal, with chimney and on 4 legs, can be found in major cities, price from 600 – 1.200 Birr, sometimes called “Laketch”, developed by Ministry of Water and Energy for institutional application, nowadays also used in hh and restaurants), pre-test done by GIZ in cooperation with Ministry of Water and Energy . Promoted by government, other NGO, Community or individual stove proucers. | ||
7 |
Yekum Mirt – II | Mirt stove of made cement, cladded with metal, no pot-rest, no expansion chamber, one chimney, height was reduced from 24cm to 18, can be found around in Adama in Oromia Region in few numbers, stove was adapted by a trained stove producer, Meseret, price about 1.000 Birr) pre-test done by GIZ in cooperation with Ministry of Water and Energy and promoted by government, other NGO, Community or individual stove proucers. | ||
8 |
Awramba fixed stove |
It is made of mud, stones, ash and placed on a wood base above the ground, with expansion chamber and chimney, developed in the 80ies by the Awramba communist community in Amhara Region near Bahirda, was taken over by Amhara Mines and Energy Bureau for wider dissemination, can be found in Amhara Region), stove-test done by GIZ in cooperation with the Ministry of Water and Energy. | ||
9 |
Gonzye | it is made of burned clay, similar to Mirt, 3 to 4 cylindrical enclosures, no pot-rests, developed by the Government in 2002, can be found in Amhara, Oromia, Tigray and Southern area, price from 35 – 100 Birr, cheapest Injera baking ICS stove in Ethiopia), stove-test by the Ministry of Water and Energy | ||
10 | Electrical Injera Mirtad | It is locally made, developed by the Ethiopian Electrical Power Corporation; can be found all over Ethiopia, wherever electricity is available, price about 4.000 Birr |