D rom ago much time in rural and indigenous communities is very common to use a natural resource important to the survival of wood. This product helps them to cook, in some cases to heat homes or just to light, this practice is especially prevalent in rural areas of northern, central and southern Iraq.
is why Chacalapa community in the municipality of Chinameca, Ver research is being done to find the Efficient use of fuelwood and other environmental benefits through the construction of stoves "Patsari" this term language from Purhépecha and means "that keeps" . The idea of \u200b\u200bthis investigation that began in February 2008 is to promote the moderate use of wood to prevent damage to health by the emission of gases and reduce climate change impact. In these communities often use the open fire and this is causing burns, respiratory diseases, among others.
type stoves technologies "Patsari" have resulted in savings of 34% to 40% in fuel consumption, while the traditional stove, firewood consumption is higher and therefore both the economic outflow increases. With this new technology that you want to implement in the community try to reduce deforestation and loss of forest in this region.
To this there have been meetings with the community in which they participated housewives and farmers dealing with these issues, creating awareness of the benefits to be gained by implementing this new technology. To work we have the support of Dr. Laura C. Ruelas Monjardin researcher at the Institute of Ecology (INECOL) in Xalapa, Veracruz Which has guided us in the process of this investigation and management in order to get this project and implement it in the community.
Management was to CONAFOR (National Forestry Commission), Regional Manager Gulf-Center, with headquarters in Xalapa, 144 stoves for an equal number of families. They are the first in the state of Veracruz to manage this type of support. Stoves " Lorenas" ("Mud and Sand") and "Patsari" ("the Guardian"), are driven by GIRA AC (Interdisciplinary Group for Appropriate Rural Technology).
have been prepared presentations with images in which showed these stoves for people in the community see what is involved and the type of technologies being implemented for the production of stoves
. Most people are very happy with this work, because to them it will be useful this range, that would facilitate the work and reduce the cooking time, because these stoves have three burners (one large, two small ), and has only one entry for the three wood burners and has a tube that vents the smoke outside the house so that people do not inhale, these stoves would reduce fuel consumption and therefore economic spending families.
is why Chacalapa community in the municipality of Chinameca, Ver research is being done to find the Efficient use of fuelwood and other environmental benefits through the construction of stoves "Patsari" this term language from Purhépecha and means "that keeps" . The idea of \u200b\u200bthis investigation that began in February 2008 is to promote the moderate use of wood to prevent damage to health by the emission of gases and reduce climate change impact. In these communities often use the open fire and this is causing burns, respiratory diseases, among others.
type stoves technologies "Patsari" have resulted in savings of 34% to 40% in fuel consumption, while the traditional stove, firewood consumption is higher and therefore both the economic outflow increases. With this new technology that you want to implement in the community try to reduce deforestation and loss of forest in this region.
To this there have been meetings with the community in which they participated housewives and farmers dealing with these issues, creating awareness of the benefits to be gained by implementing this new technology. To work we have the support of Dr. Laura C. Ruelas Monjardin researcher at the Institute of Ecology (INECOL) in Xalapa, Veracruz Which has guided us in the process of this investigation and management in order to get this project and implement it in the community.
Management was to CONAFOR (National Forestry Commission), Regional Manager Gulf-Center, with headquarters in Xalapa, 144 stoves for an equal number of families. They are the first in the state of Veracruz to manage this type of support. Stoves " Lorenas" ("Mud and Sand") and "Patsari" ("the Guardian"), are driven by GIRA AC (Interdisciplinary Group for Appropriate Rural Technology).
have been prepared presentations with images in which showed these stoves for people in the community see what is involved and the type of technologies being implemented for the production of stoves
. Most people are very happy with this work, because to them it will be useful this range, that would facilitate the work and reduce the cooking time, because these stoves have three burners (one large, two small ), and has only one entry for the three wood burners and has a tube that vents the smoke outside the house so that people do not inhale, these stoves would reduce fuel consumption and therefore economic spending families. 
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