This document discusses low-cost wood gas stoves that were designed with community participation in Srirangapur and Kothur villages in India. The stoves, called "Good Stoves", were designed to be portable and efficient to reduce fuel wood usage. They are now being used by villagers in Srirangapur and Kothur to cook meals for up to 400 people per day in a primary school.

1. Good Stoves – Community participation in design and adaptation

2. Good Stove Design www.bioenergylists.org

3. Heaps of fuel wood burnt – Srirangapur village

4. Energy stoves

5. Energy – Good Stoves

6. Good Stove Portable

7. “Good Stove” for the Primary school in Kothur village

8. “Good Stove” – Cooking for 400 people per day, Kondurg Mandal

9. “Best Stoves” – Adopted by Srirangapur and Kothur Villagers

10. Low-Cost Wood Gas Stoves designed with community participation