Centre For Rural Technology, Nepal

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CRT/N as a professional/innovative organization and knowledge centre in renewable energy/appropriate technology delivering quality services to local communities for improving their livelihood. It was established about 24 years back with the mission to develop, promote and disseminate environmentally sound rural/appropriate technologies and strengthen capability of rural communities in creating better opportunities through mobilisation of local resources to improve their livelihood conditions.

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CRT/N expertise in Renewable Energy Technology (Lunch time presentation at Stove Design and Performance Testing Workshop 9-13 September 2013)

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Centre For Rural Technology, Nepal

Présentations

1. Regionational Cookstoves Testing and Knowledge Centre, Nepal (Introduction)

2.QUALITY ASSRANCE SYSTEM AT Renewable energy Test Station (RETS)

3.Experience of CEEN in Stove Performance Test for Briquette Fueled Device

4. Presentation on standards and testing of cook stoves

5.Indoor Air Pollution Monitoring and Stove Efficiency Test – Experience of Practical Action in Nepal

6 Cookstoves Testing at Centre for Energy Studies (CES), IOE

7. Clean Cooking Solutions for All in Nepalese Context

8. AEPC’s Initiative on Stove Quality Assurance & Testing on ICS Dissemination

9. bioenergy research activities at NAST for evidence based policy formulation

10. Nepal standard formulation process

11. Stove Testing Standards: Scientific and Global Perspective

Outcomes of the National Workshop on Standards and Testing of Cookstoves in Nepal

CRT/N Introduction - RTKC Milestones

CRT/N expertise in Renewable Energy Technology (Lunch time presentation at Stove Design and Performance Testing Workshop 9-13 September 2013)