I am so excited, the first two groups of students from Raleigh International have started their 2 week experience in Katavi, partnered with the Nomad Trust they are building rocket stoves in households, both in Usevya and Kibaoni. I hope that we will start to see a real decrease in the amount of firewood used as the rocket stoves become more common place.
Enhancing Lives
Raleigh International
19 February 2013
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