Hi all, An interesting article in the Guardian on humanitarian stove design. Interestingly, the ISO test is implied to be able to resolve design problems. The question that follows: can a standardized test lead to better ground-up design? The article switches from a critique of design to a blanket promotion of the ISO test. This seems to suggest that a good 'test' will lead to good stoves and better humanitarian solutions - is this the next stove mime?
http://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/cookstoves-design-poor-communities-refugees-unhcr-ikea?CMP=twt_gu Best, SA
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