El Fuego del Sol Recycled Briquettes
El Fuego del Sol
Briquettes made out of recycled cardboard, paper, sawdust, and agricultural waste, distributed in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
El Fuego del Sol Recycled Briquettes are cooking briquettes constructed of recycled cardboard, paper, sawdust, and agricultural waste.
The briquettes are produced as part of an ecological cycle which starts by collecting the waste materials from schools and other locations around Port-au-Prince, processing of waste, and production of the recycled briquettes for further delivery to schools for cooking.
El Fuego del Sol, partnered with the Dominican NGO Grupo Jaragua, UN World Food Program in Haiti, and various other NGOs.
0.08 USD/briquette
AEST Agricultural Waste Charcoal Briquettes, Formoso Bio-Energy Pellets and the Youth and Women Initiative for Sustainable Development (YWISD).
Haitian and Dominican mothers and children who use charcoal to cook their food, and schools and institutions that cook mass quantities of food.
