IMEPS - a new stove designed for small rural food processing enterprises in Cambodia

© GERES (2017)
The IMEPS is a new productive stove designed for small-scale food processing enterprises in rural areas in Cambodia.
During the dry season, approximately 8,000 Cambodian farmers and their families rely on additional income-generating activities such as small-scale food processing (palm sugar, noodle, rice wine production), using inefficient productive stoves combined with non-renewable biomass sourcing. Beyond the environmental impact of these unsustainable practices, more and more farmers have to drop these off-season income-generating activities because of the scarcity of firewood and its rising price.
To face these social and environmental challenges, GERES developed the Improved Multi-Energy Productive Stove (IMEPS) which is 30% more efficient (and therefore allows a significant reduction of wood consumption) and can be used with alternative biomass fuels (e.g. rice husk, palm leaves,…) to further reduce or even completely replace the use of wood.
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[@Amy-je7qp]

This is great can you do step by step in making this wooden stove? Thank you

[@MaximumEfficiency]

this is great, maybe if you put wood ash in the mixture it will be even more efficient.

[@sinasruoch8030]

របៀបធ្វើ?

[@chamnansoeur1615]

How can I contact you? I am interesting in this stove so much and need your technical support to build this stove for my family at Baribour, Kampong Chhnang

[@GeresAssociation]

Hello, thank you very much for your message! You can contact our team in Cambodia by sending an e-mail to this address: [e-mail]

[@rhodoradeguzman3625]

Paano makabili at saan po bayan.